How to sing - Hybrid Vocal Technique - No more falsetto

READ THE DESCRIPTION BELOW!!! Using Hybrid Vocal Technique, Eli Prinsen demonstrates high, powerful singing in the true voice instead of falsetto or head voice.
The clip where I sing "Queen of the ryche" is done in FULL chest register (the speaking voice - NOT IN FALSETTO OR HEAD VOICE...The super high examples are in a fusion of the high speech register and the head voice register.
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[@egg899]

Wow we have Wolverine teaching us how to sing kick ass tunes LOL. Just kidding, your course makes a lot of sense

[@JackCupcake]

He does have some badass rockstar hair though. Seriously dude, great hair!

[@CTYPCL]

I take my hat off for you for being the only one that claims to teach how to do this and actually shows a convincing demostration.

[@CTYPCL]

oh, sorry, lionel messi of vocal coaching

[@FrankD90210]

"GRAAANDMAAAAAAA!" Fan for life, just from that. LOL. You rule, good sir!

[@RsX714]

Props to this man for mentioning King Diamond as a great example.

[@TruthSurge]

3 years later and I still can't hit your falsetto notes. My voice is just going deeper every year! well, I haven't sung much in the last year. Just checking out some vids to see if I can find any motivation to do anything. :)

[@EliPrinsensHVTVocals]

You can do it!

[@dachi6451]

Yooo truthsurge

[@TerminatorZXY]

"Extreme Power Metal" - DragonForce? I don't know any other bands which call themselves that. It's cool to see someone mention it.

[@Mrs.blt84]

I never knew this is a real thing, This is how I've always sang, I've never had a break in my chest voice And it goes higher than my falsetto... I have never understood why my chest voice was stronger and could go higher but I think I'm doing what you're talking about naturally and have always sang this way...

[@Northdracula]

I wanna learn how to hit those falsettos like King Diamond 🤘🏼🔥

[@EliPrinsensHVTVocals]

Grandma!!!!!!!

[@ananda_miaoyin]

Finally. Someone just like me! I can full voice to D5 and yet my falsetto cannot. My speaking voice is as deep as your own. Yes, gentlemen....you too can wail like King Diamond singing Eqypt! Just head voice with a little compression and a lot of air. Go crazy!

[@shawno66]

This is really intriguing to me. I don't sing metal though. I want to sing 80's Arena Rock (Journey, Boston, Kansas, etc). Would your system work for me? thanks

[@shawno66]

Great! Honestly your program has way more positive comments than any other I've looked at. I just bought and downloaded it. I'm excited to get started.

[@bienfaitmboni]

this one sounds like screaming damn but it s good

[@jaymesEo6]

Awesome thanks! not normally a metal singer but I love their vocals. They are the epitome of what male high notes can be.

[@rydersonthestorm7175]

King Diamond is a reinforced falsetto. Falsetto is breathy...if you can tighten it up and add some compression...you get the king diamond sound

[@marcpeschke4061]

Is that intro song a cover version of Iron Maidens "the final frontier"? It sounds awesome. What's the name of the band?

[@KurValenti]

well falsetto is not bad just listen to creep that its an awsome falsetto i whanted to ask if you can make a video on that difficult part of creep or a vid that can help me because he gets really high in falsetto but also with his real voice in the part that says " she runs runs runs runs" that last runs its not in falsetto its in his real voice but its not had voice... can you help me?

[@Dr.Rankinstein]

Don’t believe in classifying your voice as a tenor, bass, or a baritone(it’s honestly bs). Your mindset should be if you can hit the notes you want? If you can, good for you. If you can’t than work towards it. Don’t let your natural range deter you from be voice you want. Think of your range like a muscle, if you can’t get it to do one thing than work on it until you can it to do what you want. If you sing out of your normal range then you’re range will stretch and you’ll become a better singer so sing what you’re not comfortable singing

[@johnmcminn9455]

I want to sing A4 Bb4 B4 C5 Db5 and D5 with out tension Mississippi queen. 30 days in the hole, land of confusion , fire and water, I think guys like tate and steve perry were singing falsetto and pushing it to chest That is why they disappeared ray gillen on the other hand knew how to get up on a C5 in full voice Then built a falsetto voice that was mostly clean on top of that

[@BrunoS06]

Same problem here. There's a gap on my voice between A4 and C5. After the C5, everything goes well.

[@ALPhaubber9]

in-fucking-credible...... :o

[@slickmullet3891]

Brann Dailor from Mastodon is an awesome example of someone who nails this technique, even while drumming!

[@d2197v]

I love these examples. Youre an amazing vocalist btw. I am interested in adapting these techniques in R&B, pop,blues and Gospel . I have yet to see an instructor do that. The challenge I find is staying connected while moving through passagio quickly. Or the low part of head right before switching back to chest voice.The rock singing seems easy but not my passion. I love hearing others use it. The mix or power voice you use on the top is exactly what I use and singers always look at me like I'm crazy. Lol

[@TruthSurge]

1:40 hahaha you actually know that tune. Welcome home, grandma! heheh I only heard that a few months back.

[@vanzmusictv751]

head voice :D passed the chest voice over the mix voice

[@xXAeon89Xx]

so this technique DOES have a name ! I use a bit of this technique when I go higher on the "e" vowel... I don't go as high as u though, I just use it as a bridge into headvoice :) I still sound a bit weird though, cus I just recently learned 2 do it, but I don't sound weak anymore, now it's all connecting... though it will take some time before it's perfect :)

[@jesterthezombie6923]

I've been looking for this for years. I sing the kinda Manowar style vocals but I always have to strain to get the high screams.

[@jemay3299]

Eli cn you please cover the FINAL FRONTIER with your own VOICE? Because it makes me FEEL COOL! VERY VERY HIGH NOTES and Sounds Great!

[@Lawproto90]

Hi Eli, Am I wrong or Jim Gillette from the band Nitro could be another example of metal-falsetto user?

[@ashemleibakngambamoirangch5416]

Nice

[@SOLDOZER]

The coach had stopped and from the window you could see 7 horsemen in the night Miriam Natias and Jonathan LaFey Saw the magic in their eyes They were in for a (insert falsetto) suuuuuuurpriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiise..............

[@commonsense5875]

Now people can understand how AMAZING" GEOFF TATE" IS! NOBODY CAN DUPLICATE "QUEEN OF REICH"

[@robbyn.1582]

Cool!

[@FirstnameLastname-bn4gv]

So at 2:30, the E4 to E5 siren was in full chest voice? No mixing at all?

[@benedictalcazar490]

Take my hat off for that

[@harrispage7000]

Hello!! Can you tell me what kind of voice the singer uses at 0:03 in the video? It sounds that it contains overtone !! Thanks!!!

[@arthurherrera2741]

Yeah Eli! You ROCK, You lessons are great too, my voice is getting more range.

[@Sabassh]

Eli, im looking for something that teach me how to sing from 0, i don`t have time for academy lessons, this works for me? or i need to have some basics first?

[@DanAloysius]

thank you sir.. very help full!

[@ariel.s99]

Thanks Wolvie ❤️

[@johnmcminn9455]

I'm working on level 4 now . 4 of 8 4 gets into mixing The first part of the course focused on smoothing out the break The vocal fold at Ab A What i find is By doing all the drills and scales you learn to buzz and hum, get the voice more forward , up by the teeth and in the cheek bones What was happening before is by learning to resonate "in the chest" because your God given Baritone lower /mid range chords, you are governing the air and keeping it in the chest and also the larynx so the larynx is actually tense! By humming and singing brighter There is so much less restriction you are free to train the vocal chords to go to pitchs in the 5th octave , by using vowels There is definitely a lot of commitment to smoothing the break It is weird because i was getting A# but not A The reason being , going back down near the baritone range , i kept falling in the habit of resonating in the chest, therefore there was too much air in the throat causing tension Actually practicing low baritone and bass scales, Eli show in his drills , with brightness and buzzing helps a lot It is all about fusing the entire range

[@333revan]

Hi Mr. Prinsen, please ask : this programm is DVD or Book something else, and can I get this programm to Russia? ))

[@zacharyohare2118]

I have sorta stumbled upon this on my own trying to develop more compression and distortion. It isn't head voice I have another half an octave or better above that I never knew and now I'm just learning to be consistent and make smoother transitions

[@grecco4037]

Does it work for alternative rock songs like coldplay,the script etc?

[@hasbungodbless3056]

hey tell me what the the titile of the intro song ??

[@jemay3299]

***** Please make a video with that Song thanks..

[@rohantiwari7801]

You final frontier sounds good.

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

At 2:40 did you really use a natural vibrato?

[@pandemonet]

I'm a new subscriber, great lesson Eli. Here is rock vocal instruction at it's best. Thank you sir!

[@oliverpedrosa9323]

i wish u will my trainer vocal hehe...i like singing and usually used falsetto or chest voice

[@trevorbmont]

you sound like the guy from agent steel

[@rostyslavsuprunov5337]

Pls!, who singing on opening titles???

[@rostyslavsuprunov5337]

***** wow! It's really amazing skill and sound!!!

[@rostyslavsuprunov5337]

+Eli Prinsen have you realeased this song in audio full format? I just impressed, I thout it's Virgin Steele version but I listening and hear that no, not theirs, besides I did not found this Iron Maiden's song in Virgin Steele version, so I had this feeling that it's yours! -) Well, now we know the truth, it's great!

[@samsmadland4018]

+Eli Prinsen sounds awesome dude, just like Queensryche!

[@visualkeirockstar]

Awesome. This is the kind of singing I like to do.

[@davelacson4356]

great!

[@opinionatorX]

I want to learn to sing "Way down in the Jungle"!

[@FIxt00l]

Please, tell me which is the song at the intro ?

[@FIxt00l]

***** Thank you, I know that, but I meant how can I find the full song ? It looks like you are the singer in it, as far as I can tell, and I like it more than the original version.

[@Bubble_Gum_Z]

2:34🤣🤪🤭

[@ArtofRHMcClurg]

Eli, Rob Here. Any Advice on My Increasing Power From My Deep Guturral Baritone, Up to Above Alto. I Need Some Warm Ups. Very Much Like Warrel Dane on Into the Mirror, But Fucking Evil...Cheers.

[@EliPrinsensHVTVocals]

Work on getting your voice out of your chest and up into your head and work on thinning the sound out as you do this. http:www.hybridvocaltechnique.com

[@robertvondarth1730]

No comments for five years, hopefully this guy is still in business, I used to know how to do this taught myself now I want to remember how to do it again

[@p0331546]

Are the high pitch notes in She's Gone non falsetto too? Does that mean anyone can sing it? :D

[@gc0009]

It is mix voice

[@mightymidget]

OMFG You scared the fuck outta me dude omg :D

[@WilliamJayG2]

This was pretty awesome. Anyhow ive got a question. You see , i love all kinds of metal from heavy to thrash to deathcore/metalcore. Now , if you ever heard deathcore/metalcore you would now what im talking about. I would like to do the clean you do , but also i would want to growl and scream as they do in deathcore and metalcore. Can i do both is the real question? Because i heard singing deathcore / metalcore style can damage your voice pretty bad.

[@wjohnson100]

Just singing along a little bit and was able to sing the E5 with som good resonance basically immitating, best I could, what you were doing.

[@studlygrish]

Dude, I wished you lived close .I'd pay you for lessons cause you know your stuff

[@djordjemilovanovic8417]

You should listen to serbian rock group maybe their song gde da pobegnem it’s so high and it sounds great.

[@johnmiciah902]

awesome!

[@acebrockton1828]

Pretty good.

[@EliPrinsensHVTVocals]

Thanks!

[@333revan]

Mr. Prinsen, please ask me - HVT proghramm consist of video lesson or text lesson or something else?

[@Ricku13]

thank you man!!! that was awesome!!

[@j.lombardo]

LOL

[@jamesfromsj9896]

Bel canto

[@zirkin3873]

0:59 hahahahaha

[@alfieanggo1344]

More practice

[@SA-uc9qc]

What name song 0:20

[@isaisamusic]

what's the name of the song in the beginning?

[@dannyjames7911]

Semantics

[@lee26carl]

Right!!!

[@kevinwilliams9081]

So Geddy Lee.

[@jpwall]

Is that a man or a woman scream voice at the start?

[@sahm6192]

Jasmin P. Wall the rock music was a guy

[@lashersquirrelslayer]

Geoff was neither head nor false setto, he sang from the Phram just watch the Japan Live and see

[@RF0rty]

I thought I wasn't good at falsetto bcuz i damaged cord with all the yelling i do when i sing. I can "yell" notes, idk what its called but thats pretty much all i usually do when i sing its a stress reliever.

[@joeyjansa7726]

Im deeply in luv with this being!!! He's from another dimension

[@dreasey]

It's all a matter of preference. Wouldn't sing R&B with this "hybrid" lol! It's awesome tho nevertheless!!!

[@michaeljackson6106]

Im a low baritone (like Barry white) and my highs can comb your hair from 5 feet distance. But this style has a big problem, it kills your throat, look Timo Kotipelto, he lost his highest notes, Philip Anselmo (Shattered) bet he can't sing it anymore, but while it lasts, people looks at you like... What the fuck have you eaten today, dude? Specially in metal bars. Hahaha

[@isaacrichard7935]

hey mr eli,is this vocal course apply for singging pop

[@DarrellHughes82]

falseto is a higher set of octaves

[@MrKennyBones]

Pretty sure this what they call belting. That's fine and dandy, but what if you want to combine this with a lighter tone? Or what if this belt is too screachy? And nasal sounding? How do you round it off?

[@blizzlichd1338]

Ur badass, nice looks dude

[@SekiArt]

Teach me master