Cry Register - Singing Demystified

[@chatdanaichaikod3478]

Your teaching method and your demonstration help me to understand and be able to follow it. You have a spirit of sharing. Thank you very much.❤

[@inigobj]

Great video. Thanks a lot. Greetings from Spain

[@SCVocalStudentReacts]

Glad to hear. Thanks.

[@GabiBrooks]

Excellent explanation as per usual

[@SCVocalStudentReacts]

Haven't seen anything from you in a couple of weeks. I hope all is well with you.

[@VoiceStudioEast]

I am okay, yes. The schedule has been changed to one video per two weeks, but in addition to that I've had to postpone the next video a bit.

[@deBarnik]

Great video Cornelius! At the beginning it says the video is about "Call Register" instead of "Cry", you may want to fix that!

[@VoiceStudioEast]

OOF. KZbin does not allow me to edit videos after having uploaded them. All I can do is unlist the video and upload a fixed version :/ Edit: well, for the time being I will just have to let it stand. At some later point I will probably reupload it. In the meantime, I will just cut the intro from this video.

[@deBarnik]

@@VoiceStudioEast For the future, what about releasing the video on Discord in advance so that we can look at it before you publish it? We can help with some proofreading/fixing stuff and avoid frustration later.

[@VoiceStudioEast]

@@deBarnik It will sap the initial momentum of hte video though, which is important for getting exposure and for growing the channel.

[@iamatomic16]

is cry register curbing?

[@VoiceStudioEast]

Edge-like or Overdrive-like Neutral in Reduced Density, as well as Edge and Overdrive in Reduced Density, provided that these have a contained rather than restrained character, are cry register. Edge and Overdrive in Reduced Density may also sometimes be referred to as Curbing for simplicity (if the student has not been introduced to density as a concept independent of mode). So there is certainly a relation between cry register and Curbing, but they are not quite the same thing.