How To Sing Like Axl Rose From Guns N Roses - With Rasp And Fry

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[@borbleborb4586]

Axl Rose literally put overdrive on his voice

[@werquantum]

Literally.

[@espkev]

This is absolutely next level. If Guns n Roses ever need a temporary singer on tour if Axl gets sick, I hope you are first on the list of people they call.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Haha Wow - Appreciate your vote of confidence! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@melek1108]

When i finally hit Axl Notes My throat : so you have chosen Death?

[@RockYourBestVocals]

HAHAHAH 😂 Excellent! at least you have hit them, yes?!!! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!!🤘😎🤘

[@ppolita]

hahahaha

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

The "oh shit I just saw big spider in my bed" voice 2:08

[@Estupidofacientes]

Death like, the chuck schuldiner vocals or actual death

[@melek1108]

@@Estupidofacientes actual death no Chuck Schuldiner vocals are from another dimension

[@DarkSide-hv9gy]

This is literally the ONLY video on "how sing like Axl Rose" that actually demonstrates his technique and you actually sound ALOT like him. So to practice this,do you recommend just doing the vocal fry stuff you were doing in the beginning of the vid,before applying it to actual singing?

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hi Dark Side, yes - I would practice the fry technique so you are comfortable implementing that in different notes throughout your range... once you are comfortable with that I would work on singing the song and smooth out any 'rough spots' after (as there will likely be some parts of your range which are harder to implement this particular false-chord fry to... Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@evilstalkerhorne]

OMG (pun intended) did you really listen to him?!?? Listen again critically and then if you still feel he is great get a hearing appointment or something. He should not be trying to sing this way. It is like me before voice lessons with a correct teacher decades ago. Listen to me then him... night and day because he is what I was trying back when I was doing it WRONG. I am sure he will find a bar somewhere to present this crap to with drunk people who do not care but this guy is nothing like Axl and technique is so bad if you do this crap it will hurt your voice permanently over enough time. I am so lucky I found a great teacher when I did. I could be sounding like him or worse!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Everyone knows Axl Rose from Guns N Roses is one of the greatest and most influential singers of all time, and so many people want to sing like him, but VERY FEW can ACTUALLY teach YOU how to sing like him. In this video, I will show you EXACTLY how to sing like Axl Rose, so you can practice these techniques to enhance your own voice to sound like the legendary singer of Guns N Roses yourself! No extra lessons, or fees required. Hope you enjoy this video!

[@snowman374th]

That is very correct. I've put up a few of his songs. I'd appreciate some impute.. I can play them but I done them in two ways. Just wanna know Good or bad.. on, Patience, November Rain, Don't Cry.. I just got insulted on my Don't Cry.. lmao.. Some people don't get Axle.. lol

[@julesmpc1314]

Only guy that actually shows how its done and can actually do it. Jesus. Thank you and Congrats!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Thank you for that wonderful comment - really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!!!

[@carolsamela1780]

I don't really want to learn how to sing like Axl Rose.....but I do love his voice. But I really enjoyed listening to you, and you have such a great voice. I will keep following you, I think you're awesome!!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hi Carol, thank you so much :) that is incredibly sweet of you and I appreciate your encouragement, you certainly made my day! 😁 Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@clifforddittydotty175]

Wow.. dude.. u're the master of vocals

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Clifford - thank you for making my day! Appreciate that, sincerely!!! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@craigjenkins6917]

Not sure how I missed this Jim. You really need to do more of these how to sing videos. This us incredible

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Thanks Craig - really appreciate hearing that! Hope you're well!!!

[@bigdom_1670]

Im definitely gonna learn to sing like axl this video is very helpful thank you

[@RockYourBestVocals]

I'm glad it helped - great to hear that, and I appreciate you taking the time to leave that comment! thanks!

[@felix_GXL]

Fuck, that's the best impersonation I've heard on KZbin 👌

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Haha - THANK YOU! That's the most enthusiastic compliment I've received yet - MADE MY DAY! 🤘😎🤘

[@laburnibyboone3435]

Im going to rule the local Karaoke with this

[@yavarjn2055]

I am happy I found your channel :)

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Me too! Welcome aboard! 😊🙏🏽 hope you consider subscribing 💕

[@seanmanseau]

Amazingly helpful! Could you make a video to explain your understanding of exactly where anatomically those overtones are coming from?

[@stebolian]

Back listening to this and hear a bit of Bowie in your voice 😀🤘

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Wow - thanks that's an amazing complement!!!

[@BartCub]

Great stuff Jim, thanks!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Glad you enjoyed it 😎👍🏼

[@Octovisuals]

Sounds really close, but Axl sounds a bit higher or thinner or more falsetto or whatever is called. And does it apparently more effortless. Thanks

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey thank you!

[@roseclarity1493]

My trick for explaining how to get axls tone is think of Margaret Hamilton's wicked witch "ill get you my pretty and your little dog too" if you can say that like Margaret Hamilton, take that into a singing voice and you can figure out axls tone from there.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hmmm 🤔 okay thanks!

[@1029944]

that's exactly the technique I use as well. I learned it from Gregory west who's also a KZbinr he calls it the flageolet tension. lot of squeeze using vocal fry and singing notes through the vocal fry that's how it feels to me. its a new feeling for me and took me ages to learn because I started off singing with falsetto and turning my falsetto into an chesty mix until greg taught me there's two ways to find your high m1, one is through falsetto and the other is through vocal fry/flageolet/headvoice. If anyone interested: I found my falsetto mix by singing in falsetto softly then slowly increase the volume of my falsetto and sometimes it likes to pop back into m1 and it feels very easy to sing m1 higher when I'm in that spot with the flageolet mix or the one that's demonstrated in this video, I found it by doing vocal fry and at the same time trying to sing notes through it, I had to do this by squeezing a little. Distortion is very easy to manipulate to make more or less with this technique for some reason. The falsetto mix is impossible for me to add distortion but not "impossible" of course.

[@dstrvyer69]

at a loss for words!!

[@RickyLiontones]

Timbre on point. No shreiking, still distorted and into a 58 no less. No fancy studio bullshit and u87 training wheels. Well fucking done.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Thank you, sir! 🙏🏽😊

[@LinhNguyen-bp9hd]

wonderful demo! this is really close to Axl's voice! I wonder what is your singing background to pull off something like this Getting to these high notes is struggling enough for me, let alone adding grit/compression to it This takes a lot of practice and conditioning to get to this level of compression and still comfortable with it

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Thank you 🙏🏽 I’ve been a professional singer for over 30 years and learned the hard way over that time how to avoid vocal pain, fatigue, and loss… that’s what I teach now in my methods to rock singers that want to learn from my mistakes

[@rokos.1239]

8:00 I would really love if you made cover of "Sweet child'o mine" or "Paradise city". In those songs you really hit the spot.

[@rileycronin-schneider8101]

This is awesome!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Thank you!

[@crimestockinvestigation]

WOW. A. Good Job Rose

[@DavidPopeOfficial]

this is great... but one thing I wish vocal tutorials would show is that... when you are doing this you want to add EQ and compression to your mic before doing this. Theres loads of people trying this stuff on a straight up dry mic, and pushing too hard to get this specific (and other) sounds without realizing half of this is pulling down the low and some mid range, and balancing out with compression. especially on a 58

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey thanks for that! I think I had a compressor on my mic back then but not sure if I was running through it at the time (can't recall what I did then, but I certainly do run it now) what frequencies would you reduce? I did some minor EQ'ing but just a bit... I did use a 'high pass' (cut out anything below 200hz)

[@DavidPopeOfficial]

@@RockYourBestVocals is kind of dependant on the person's voice and the room but for myself I reduce around 78hz, and 607hz and a slight boost of 3036hz

[@axlhyvonen461]

You do it extremely well and thanks to You I really realized how a challenging way of singing my namesake used to have 😮😊

[@RockYourBestVocals]

So glad to hear that! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@axlhyvonen461]

@@RockYourBestVocals It was all my pleasure and besides You really know very, very much about the singing itself,its techniques, how it all is and should be done 😊😊🥳💪

[@RockYourBestVocals]

I only know my experience and I’m glad if it works for others and helps them 😊🙏🏽👍🏼🥰

[@mr.deden_official6440]

Amazing ❤❤❤❤❤

[@mattromley5691]

your clean high notes remind me of bon jovi!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Mat, WOW that's pretty awesome, thank you! (I've been called a lot worse, so I appreciate that a LOT!) Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@sydmarchmejico7671]

try singing while running, just like axl did in live stage concert

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Indeed! I train like that, and always encourage my students to do this to help with breath support - it's a KILLER... However, when you train like that, means you are STRONGER for the stage! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment - appreciate you!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@nenadpesic13]

Did you try to send this video to Axl rose?

[@ovetuemuenueouonbuemluende2366]

Its awesome. I would like to see more about axl, he is great singer How axl was doing intro of welcome to the jungle, that "you know where you are.." In similar way? Thank you

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hiya google user, thank you! great question! Yes, it's basically the same technique - have you been trying the technique yourself? Let me know how it's going! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment! Keep ROCKING!!! 🤘😎🤘

[@ovetuemuenueouonbuemluende2366]

@@RockYourBestVocals im getting better with this axl sound ;v

[@snowman374th]

Come see my Impression. Let me know what you think.

[@cyberhawk3993]

DO YOU KNOW WHERE THE FUCK YOU AAAAARRREEEEEEEEE??!!?!!?!

[@Sc00T668]

You sound like sebastian bach when you sing which is a good thing

[@RockYourBestVocals]

What? Oh hell yeah I’ll take that, kind sir! Bas Rocks!!! Thanks Scott! 🙏🏽😁

[@pianomaniacs5794]

Absolutely great stuff! As far as I search, they only person to ACTUALLY SHOW how to sing exactly like him, with the techniques and everything.. I just found your channel and will surely just sit whenever I have time and watch all of your videos 😂 it seems like this channel is a treasure after all! Quick question tho. Even tho I "understand" the technique and try it myself with "OK" results, my throat gets "burned" after 5-10 mins of continuous singing (if I cover 2 songs for example), and the higher the notes I hit, the faster I get sore and can't "re-hit" the same notes for a couple of hours. Is this fixable? Do I just need to keep practising in order to get my chords more used to hitting higher notes with rasp easier, or will this technique damage my chords permanently? Thank you in advance and keep up the great work!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Oooh the inability to “re-hit” is likely due to swollen (inflamed) vocal folds due to excessive air passing through them. You need to work on holding back the air. Try to pretend you are singing under water and try not to make any bubbles. I can share more specific techniques for this if you want to book a 1:1 session - IF you’re serious about singing…and if you value preventing damage and pain 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@alexandrufilipescu1301]

You sing it way better than people that are doing covers of it, damn, how long did it take you to be able to reach this level?

[@RockYourBestVocals]

It took me a long time because I’m self taught. Fortunately I can teach others the techniques in a few short lessons, so they can take a “short cut” to the head of the line 😊👍🏼

[@M1ssKiera]

I actually figured most of it out myself by listening to their songs but this helps a lot more

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Jirouwu, I like your style - someone who puts the work in to figure it out! I'm glad my video helped too... Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@TheRealGamada]

Welp. Guess I have no more excuse for not becomming a rockstar. Thanks for the guide ! I have the feeling I’m gonna come back a lot.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Awesome! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼 please do! Welcome aboard and thank you!

[@DANWRIGHTITIS]

Top Vid Top Jimmy!!! im never gonna get up to the Axl register. I end up singing UNDER. It gets a bit GRAM PARSONS =)

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Dan, thank you! You CAN get there, if you work at it... it's all about the compression (push from the abdomen and restrict air from coming out - JUST enough to let that Axl 'squeal' come out!) ;) Thanks for watching and commenting! 🤘😎🤘

[@abbeybelanger8118]

0:44 Finally we know what Axl yawning probably sounds like

[@johnlennon5656]

Hello from Montreal I do not understand much English unfortunately but the little I understood in your video helps me a lot because I like to sing in English ... you have a beautiful voice that allows you to go into treble and just close to the tenor mine is baritone which allows me to play a bit in the treble but not as long as you and like Axl ... I manage to imitate Axl but after 2 or 3 songs I couldn't the voice is too high for me ... have a nice day take care of you

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Merci beaucoup and Enchanté from Ireland!!! I'm a baritone too, but trained myself to extend my range to be able to sing almost anything in any range, so you can do it too! If you are serious about singing and want to extend your range we could do a Zoom lesson - you can send an inquiry through my website rockyourbestvocals.com Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@VoFree]

would be great if you showed how to sing Knockin' On Heaven's Door

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Oooooh Great Suggestion! I'll put that on the List! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@bladefroses8646]

Hello sir me Matt I'm a following alx Roses and I am living in India Delhi and thank you so much for this lessons but I need more axl roses exercise in Axl regular exercise vocals lesson how can I do that to regular exercise please give me some tips sir in alx vocals and I am waiting for next video in axl roses regular exercise thank you so much and I am waiting for next your video in exercise alx roses Thank you

[@tastycappuccino4723]

I would love to See a gnr cover by you :D great technique by you

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Geister, thank you so much! Here's a live version with one of my bands done a few years back at a pub in Dublin, but I will do one on the channel soon for sure! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJSniICdZZ2HrpI Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@tastycappuccino4723]

@@RockYourBestVocals Nice thanks :)

[@joesheltonsings]

Are you using a little mix of falsetto in there? Sounds brilliant.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Joe, nope - it's all 'head voice'/ 'mixed' really... it may sound that way because of how 'thin' it is... that's just my tone when I get up there, unless I consciously put some 'chest growl' into it, I have a rather 'thin' high register (kinda naturally like Sting maybe) thanks for taking the time to watch and comment! 🤘😎🤘

[@joesheltonsings]

Rock Your Best Vocals thank you for the reply. I’m 47 and started lessons a few months ago, it’s far more physical than I thought and I’ve played guitar in bands on and off for years! Your vids are really good, no nonsense and easy to follow. Cheers from Ireland.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Joe, apologies for delay in replying - for some reason this one escaped me! Yes, singing is extremely physical and MOST don't respect that aspect of it which is why they never advance far enough to 'get good'. I'm in Ireland (Dublin), just wondering who you are taking lessons from? I'm always interested in taking more lessons (if you know Randy Rhodes Ozzy's guitar player used to take lessons from someone in every place they stopped on tour - THAT is dedication!) WE NEVER STOP LEARNING! Thanks again for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘😎🤘

[@joesheltonsings]

Rock Your Best Vocals wow, I was sure you were in the US! Thankfully I’ll be back getting lessons next week from Chris Currid, who is a great teacher and a great guy!

[@algarridm]

@@RockYourBestVocals do you use twang/metallic voice for "clean"?

[@beckyj3026]

I love this channel.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

This channel loves you right back! 😍 Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘😎🤘

[@beckyj3026]

Rock Your Best Vocals 😁😁😁

[@KingCrimson82]

3:40 you hear how close bon jovi is to that sound

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Great observation - thanks for that, Darth!

[@stebolian]

Have you attempted a nazareth song. That dude has a seriously unique voice

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Oh hell YES! Nazareth ROCKS! "Hair Of The Dog" is incredible! I think Guns covered that one time maybe? (he's got a very 'Axl tone') Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!!!🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@stebolian]

@@RockYourBestVocals when you sing the clean parts i kind of struggle to get that high with compression without breaking into different notes. Or opening the cords with more air. I like the compressed option as it allows the grit to be added but the high notes like ahh ahh ahh ow sweet child is hard with compressed. Any tips

[@benjileccese6996]

you are great

[@santiman6364]

Please do a sing like Tim Armstrong from Rancid!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Thanks for the suggestion - I'm not familiar with him but checking some videos, like his vibe! Saw a video 2015 of him playing with Green Day at HOB Cleveland - so cool!!!

[@RockNRollBrewers]

Distorted fry = axl rose Clean = myles kennedy😂😂

[@RockYourBestVocals]

BINGO!!! 😎👍🏼

[@stebolian]

You have mastered getting high in full voice using compression. Its hard and hit and miss for me . Im sure there's a switch I turn on every so often but forget where the switch is sometimes

[@RockYourBestVocals]

You too will master it with practice, it's just like when you move into a new house.... you don't know where the switches are, but after a few years you can find them in the dark with ease... It's all about putting in the 'reps' 😉👍🏼 Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!!!🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@taskerpro944]

I'll throw my .02 cents in on this one. I approach Axl's upper register as a falsetto with grit. Because in your examples when you switch to "clean" mode to sing clean in that upper register, I bet a million bucks Axl can't sing clean up there. I've never heard him do it anywhere even once. Hence the vocal technique he developed which I call "Gritty Falsetto" lol. And when he does sing clean, it's always in the lower register. And his voice does go LOW and deep. Whether it's singing "Where do we go now", or an even better example is most of the vocals on the song "It's So Easy". He's clean and low. In fact there's not much grit in there at all when he's down that low in baritone.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

You're probably accurate in that assumption that he could be using a gritty falsetto... hid voice does have a sort of 'lighter' feel in the upper register, so yeah it sounds like he is using a more 'relaxed' voice (i.e. modified falsetto) Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@nahiyanalamgir7056]

I don't get it. Isn't Axl using his clean upper-register chest voice in the studio version of Sweet Child O' Mine with a little rasp?

[@chanellobet7946]

I like it a lot.

[@Benthing.]

I can't go high with normal voice I need to sing like this to get high note 😴

[@neoparchiobh237]

you said that the voice has to be behind the nasal cavity but i can't, my voice is in the back of my throat, do you have any tips to solve this?

[@RockYourBestVocals]

I would suggest trying to 'hum' the lines (like you are making all the sound come out your nose), and slowly begin to articulate the phrases with the actual words... hope that helps!

[@SampsoniteX88]

Please please cover John Fogerty, I feel like it's similar but somehow thicker and more resonant in a lower register?

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Great suggestion - Fogerty is a LEGEND! COMING SOON! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@seagull6636]

I have no trouble making the sound at all, but when i try and speak or sing in that voice it sounds super goofy, do you know how to help with this? Or should i just keep practicing? Great video btw.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Hani appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! Yes, when I started out I sounded WAY goofy, but you just keep practicing and you will eventually "Feel" that magic spot where it sounds good... when you get it, keep practicing that, and it will become 'muscle memory'! (main point is keep at it BELIEVING that you WILL EVENTUALLY GET IT!!!) 😊👍

[@seagull6636]

@@RockYourBestVocals thanks a lot for replying, I'll keep practicing the techniques in this video.

[@VickyDreamz]

Trying my luck if anyone can help me out. I have no problem with the rasp in headvoice and it sounds almost identical to Axl. I have problems with rasp in my chest voice (verse of Nightrain and that kind of register) anyone any tips on that?

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hi Viktor I am able to add rasp to my chest register by adding more compression from your diaphragm/abdomen... also what may help you is when I have 'rasp' in headvoice I slowly bring the note down to my chest and feel that rasp engaged the whole way... if it cuts out, analyze WHERE it cuts out, and go from just before it cuts out to see what different feeling you experience. Much of singing is about feel so nobody else can really tell you how something SHOULD feel because everyone feels something slightly different.

[@VickyDreamz]

@@RockYourBestVocals thank you very much for the quick answer, and for the video itself aswell. Helped me out a lot when I joined a GnR tribute as a singer last year!

[@alexy4na]

Congrats.

[@enzogalvan4965]

greetings from argentina!😁

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Enzo! Shout out to Argentina!!!! thanks for representing Argentina, think you're my first! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘😎🤘

[@VoFree]

You help a lot

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Glad it helped! What did you find MOST helpful about this video so I know how to help more in the future? Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@VoFree]

@@RockYourBestVocals I tried to copy Axl Rose's sound by adding drive. Now I realize that it was mistake. It will be nice if you show some Brian Johnson's techniques.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Brian Johnson's technique, awesome suggestion thank you! I've yet to master his sound, and find Bon Scott easier to 'mimic'.... I will accept your challenge my friend! Keep a lookout by subscribing and hitting the notification bell so you are alerted when I finally bust my ass to get the Brian Johnson sound - JUST FOR YOU!!! 😀 Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@VoFree]

​@@RockYourBestVocals Exellent ! I ll be waiting.

[@loudandfast1389]

Any tips on how we can find our own voice and be as natural and raw as possible? Great video though!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

My biggest tip for finding your own voice, is write your own songs. What comes through you when you are writing your own songs is the most true version of you (if you follow me on instagram @rockyourbestvocals, you can see where I write a song a day and post to my story... doesn't matter to me what I write, I just put down the first thing that comes to me and I don't care if it's good or bad - don't judge it because it comes from the universe... let me know how you get on with that! 🤘😎🤘

[@loudandfast1389]

@@RockYourBestVocals Solid tip! Your videos have been helping me so much! Thank you!

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Thank you so much - I'm really glad it's helping! Appreciate you watching,, and hearing you say that makes all the time spent worth it (and it takes a LOT of time to do these - haha!) Thanks for watching and commenting! 🤘😎🤘

[@gysgtedwardbuck9501]

Ive done it a different way. It sounds more like him but its hard to say words that have T, And Q because of the way i let the rasp and breath exit. I sung about 7 songs yesterday and today my throat is still sore. But i dont know if thats from the rasp, or the force i had to use to pronounce a few words. Or just from the pure screaming. Is there a specific way im supposed to exhale while screaming?

[@RockYourBestVocals]

oooooohhhhh yes, if your throat is sore, you're doing something 'wrong' (I don't like the idea of right/wrong, but proper sustainable vocal technique should never hurt)... could be where you are 'forcing' it from... try pushing the air from your abdomen and RELAX your throat - let me know how it goes... sign up for my FREE training on my website (link in description) which should help with the concept! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!!🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@gysgtedwardbuck9501]

@@RockYourBestVocals wow, im amazed on how much that helped! I can't Thank you enough 😁👍

[@angry_karakuri]

you look like my bus driver teacher

[@VoFree]

I really have some result using this like an exemple .

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hi, that's SO GREAT TO HEAR! I love hearing when people get good results from these, so thank you for letting me know - makes me feel like I'm helping, so appreciate that! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@DudefromNJ]

i sound like a dying old man whenever I try to sing like axl rose

[@RockYourBestVocals]

me too... I think it's all perception though - you probably sound better than you think!

[@anjaydancecompany5320]

How axl rose find his own voice ? .like Kurt Cobain does

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Yes, it's just about exploring your OWN sound after exploring your influences, etc - just like in my video on how Kurt found his voice... Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@ashton_watson06]

Next do Vincent Nile

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Ashton, wow never heard anyone ask for that before, but Vince had a killer voice on their EP so I may hit that one... I grew up listening to Vince and while his technique isn't particularly amazing, he had a quite original voice, so I'll stick that on the list! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘😎🤘

[@jerveman]

when you have a guitarist as cool as slash, you don't need a singer. axl was just a bonus

[@Octovisuals]

Anybody can be a relatively good guitarist. Only very few people can find like Axl Rose... and not destroy themselves in ten minutes.

[@Octovisuals]

*sing.

[@benjileccese6996]

In Italian,please 🤣🤣🤣 very useful joke👍👍👍👍

[@Kost-_-]

Where are you all rose?

[@RockYourBestVocals]

You mean Axl? Maybe that's an autocorrect thing - gets me EVERY TIME!!! 😂 Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment - much appreciated!!! 🤘😎🤘

[@bink5242]

1:10 guy rlly turned into shy guy

[@RockYourBestVocals]

SCP-096 = 100% accurate!!! LOL kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnbNo4aQgauri7s Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment with the best compliment yet! :) 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@KingCrimson82]

yeah the nice bald guy oh my.. no comment but you make it sound ballanced

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Much appreciated! thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@dripgoku6270]

How to sing like Sabastian? Skid row

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Ohhhh Yes! Awesome suggestion! Thank you! I'll put that on my list

[@dripgoku6270]

Thx your the best

[@ovetuemuenueouonbuemluende2366]

Heh thats again me Sorry for asking a lot 😂 But I saw video with cover of gnr song And in comments i saw guy who told that 'axl wasnt actually screaming and its only falsetto with body expression' or sth like this How you see this? Axl was screaming this? My knowledge about singing is small because i never had lessons or sth like this (only your channel, thank you :D) (Sorry for asking again and sorry for my english im still learning)

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Axl most certainly was NOT singing falsetto - you can see it in his body on live performances, he is pushing the notes... unless that was a recent performance they were commenting on. You CAN get some similar rasp with using a type of 'falsetto' but it's not EXACTLY a falsetto voice, but more of a 'modified falsetto' - that's because falsetto is typically very airy (a lot of breath pushed through the vocal chords). I hope this helps! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!!🤘😎🤘

[@ovetuemuenueouonbuemluende2366]

@@RockYourBestVocals Thank you a looooot

[@ovetuemuenueouonbuemluende2366]

@Rock Your Best Vocals ah so ok, that was performance from around 1990, but as "modified falsetto" you mean something like you explained how robert plant sing? For example here it sound like falsetto but not very airy www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3Dt0-tS8y-LjE&ved=2ahUKEwj1oqG5qfDqAhXxpYsKHeWlA_YQwqsBMAB6BAgFEAM&usg=AOvVaw06lcTxz-57pynK7BZyEYUo And still thank you for replying, you are awesome and i love your videos, very helpful!!!

[@ovetuemuenueouonbuemluende2366]

.

[@benjileccese6996]

I do not understand english

[@barry1369]

Prob an unpopular opinion but I think he actually peaked in 2010

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hi Harry, I'm sure that a lot of people share that opinion... regardless, it's YOUR opinion and is ALWAYS of VALUE here at RYBV - thanks for sharing! 😬👍🏼 And thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@musik7466]

… which of course he did not. He peaked in 90-93.

[@barry1369]

@@musik7466 but he did. His voice was a lot healthier. In the 90s his voice sounded really beat up. Especially in 91

[@ec-uploads]

Peaked on Lies.

[@comebackguy8892]

Your normal singing voice sounds a lot like Jack Black's singing voice

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Love that! I'm a HUUUUUUGE Jack Black fan so I appreciate that BIG TIME! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@dripgoku6270]

are u still alive? reply👇🏻

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Yup, still here haha 😂

[@mrsmall2221]

axl sing like this later in his career, for example here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGaQe5iqd8StaLc for example in 1987 he sing with rasp but not that weird sound, but its great, axl sing very nasally right?

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Thanks for sending that live in paris - actually he has quite an 'open throat' style (not necessarily nasally), but he pushes that 'raspy' sound out the top of the back of his nasal passage. The open-throat technique combined with too much air expelling caused a lot of damage to his voice, and he has lost range because of this abuse. see the video at 3:01 where he sings 'count your stars I'm home again' - you can hear the rounded open throat on 'count'.... Thanks for takin the time to watch and comment! 🤘😎🤘

[@mrsmall2221]

@@RockYourBestVocals that "see the video at 3:01 where he sings 'count your stars I'm home again' " which video? ty for replying i love your videos

[@mrsmall2221]

@@RockYourBestVocals oh i see now, :D

[@slashtrio]

My throat hurts watching this! Poor axl, super cool and unique voice but it seems he’s always had some difficulty maintaining it over the years. Even in his prime it was hit and miss and would at times lose the melodic quality and start sounding like skelator. Seem very few of the rock legends can pull off those types of vocals as they age. I think maybe Steven Tyler is one example of someone keeping their voice more consistently in older age.

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Yes agreed 👍🏼 Steven Tyler is one of the BEST examples in my opinion of how longevity can be sustained - although surgery aside, his technique is impeccable to this day 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@slashtrio]

@@RockYourBestVocals here are some classic 80s unique vocalists you should dissect. Morrissey (of the Smiths), Robert Smith of The Cure, and Elvis Costello. Would like to see/hear your breakdown of those artists.

[@somerville_official8120]

Thanks for posting! If you have a minute, we tried our hand at an Eddie Van Halen tribute video. As fellow music lovers, we'd love if you'd check it out. It's on our channel. Don't go too hard on us :)

[@RockYourBestVocals]

My Pleasure! GREAT TRIBUTE! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@fendyfaisol1465]

It's to hard sing like axel...

[@RockYourBestVocals]

He's definitely a one-of-a-kind unique voice, so hard to emulate! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@crbeiza5265]

Pero te estay matando ahi axl ni se esfuerza tanto

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Gracias por tomarse el tiempo para ver y comentar - muy apreciado! 🤘😎🤘

[@PSYCHONAUTICWIZARD]

Me: a trans dude running to this video

[@silentriver8581]

I don't believe you

[@rebeldetail6134]

Why sing like somebody else be urself his voice was good for him we need some knew singers with there own sound

[@RockYourBestVocals]

Hey Rebel, totally agree people should find their own sound, HOWEVER it can be very beneficial to learn how to mimic different voices, in order to find your own voice. I have a video talking about how Kurt Cobain used that very process to get to release his unique sound: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imO0hXp4fLmphKc Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!! 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼