How to tell the NOTE Singers Singing (ft. Famous Singers)

[@bunny_god]

Finally. Someone finally did it.

[@nokie3256]

"AriGVH" had also did a similar kind of video u could check them out as well but they both also explained really well imo

[@crixalissleipnir4971]

Just a short explanation about the terminology (hope it's helpful) C,D,E,F,G,A,B are sort of like do,re,mi,fa,so. Basically, G#4 is considered as high notes for female (F#4 for male - lowered 2 keys). G#4 to C#5 are mid notes (D5 and above are upper notes). To me, you need time to be able to identify notes accurately wothout any aid of vocal pitch monitor. In the beginning, you can just identify the notes with apps and other instruments. I think the most important things about singing are resonance (smoothness of vocal projection), support (singing with neutral larynx, right placements and no strains), breath support, and belts. Larynx is your vocal cord. Placements include your throat, larynx, tongue which would affect the singing quality. Strain is when you're trying to tighten the muscles around vocal cord. You can only produce vibratos when you're belting but you cannot SCREAM with vibratos! Singing with resonance doesn't mean it's supported. Supported notes don't necessarily produce resonated voice. Resonance depends on proper placements of tongue with good breath control. When a note is supported, vocal cord is not pulled (larynx is neutral) and there is no strains) Typical example of singer with Tongue tension - Ariana Grande Strain - Christina Aguilera High Larynx - Jessie J and Demi Lovato (basically notes above Eb5/F5) Low larynx - Lady Gaga in some songs Throaty belts - Zara Larsson, Taylor Swift Singers with nearly perfect vocal techniques (supports, larynx placements...) - Sohyang, Aretha Franklin, Beyonce, Mariah Carey (Prime) Compare them to these star list singers. You'll see the differences

[@neszy3814]

Crixalis Sleipnir I would like to correct you in some things: G#4 is not a high note for a female it actually depends on vocal type but for a soprano it's actually in their speaking range lol you can preduce vibrato in other registers (whistle, falsetto, head voice, low notes) not only belts Signing with resonance means the note is supported you can not produce resonance without a support, but you can support a note without producing resonance

[@crixalissleipnir4971]

Yep, I agree but what I've commented here is in general. If I'm gonna do a video about these, it can be an hour or even longer LOL

[@crixalissleipnir4971]

I disagree with the resonance part. I've seen a lot of singers belting with resonance but without support. Watch Jessie J's A5 belt, it's a typical example of it.

[@neszy3814]

Crixalis Sleipnir there is no way you can produce resonance without a proper support ! Jessie's A5s are not resonant it's probably the reverb because the note is heady but not in a million years resonant

[@resurgingflame]

Crescent Moon exactly! In proper vocal technique, you CAN'T be resonance without proper & full support first.

[@hugojae]

0:45 Can we please just stop for a moment and appreciate how f*cking amazing Ari's voice is.

[@isaaclepulu2299]

honestly

[@user-im8pj3ok7v]

Hugo Bee Ikrr

[@carolinediamond13]

No sorry I'm late

[@oliverccole]

YASSS

[@jaydetzambazis1150]

the icon g5 and bb5 in be my baby will forever be missed

[@alexamder]

Can u pls make a video where u explain what tangue tension,strain,support and larynx are

[@alexamder]

And how can u tell when the throat is closed

[@GrupoNinjasModerno]

Up!!!

[@horsethief925]

there are tons of videos of that stuff on youtube by ppl a lot more qualified

[@ShuukeiHakutenkei]

This is important! Some people will change their thoughts about some singers being "great singers" after this.

[@raffiandaru3472]

Uronox yesss

[@ndkh1773]

I still don't get it

[@AMORACOUPEN]

same

[@baambaam7659]

ne. Dkh wth?!😂😂😂

[@lProjectZerol]

Do = C Re = D Mi = E Fa = F Sol = G La = A Si = B (and the number shows how high the note is, for example... C2 (super low) C3 (low) C4 (mid) C5 (high) C6 (very high) C7 (super high)

[@izzatsofian6668]

ne. Dkh you just gotta watch lots of vocal range videos (like i did) and you'll get the hang of these things it's not all that difficult and it's pretty fun to know which notes are which

[@christopherkeroro723]

yeah.. like is A note higer than B note?

[@mallew32]

This was fantastic for someone like me who knows nothing about singing but wants to learn technique so badly lol. Thank you!

[@VocalStation]

YOU DID TAYLOR SO DIRTY💀😂

[@daydream4497]

Vocal Station she is fine don’t be worry about her

[@markerperry8858]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@eden8590]

pls i didn’t even recognize it’s taylor

[@gm.8805]

she’s a great singer tho

[@arianaisapettyb4517]

wHO IS THAT GIRL SCREAMING AT @1:43? AIFKPSLVWVO IM SCREAMING. ITS HILARIOUS AND THE FACT THAT YOU REPEATED IT A LOT OF TIMES MAKES IT 10X FUNNIER LWPCLSLCLS

[@babywooseok]

arianaisapettyb Taylor Swift.

[@kayleigh-jf2zo]

arianaisapettyb SHES FLAT OTS ANNOYING

[@lyndsaydawn13]

It's Taylor Swift, she's doing vocal warm-ups.

[@rupertfdr350]

HAHAHA LMAO

[@mohammadfaizankhan4146]

arianaisapettyb You should be ashamed because despite having horrible Technique that F5 sounded much healthier than Ariana Grande's F5 although it was Shaky but at least she was not straining

[@touka7317]

For the people saying "But it's not like I can just sing an F5" you can sing it in a lower octave or in falsetto, just be aware of what octave the singer is actually hitting that note in.

[@nora-e6120]

I would love more exercises so we train. Just so we can hear the note and 'guess' the note and then it will be revealed.

[@KatieT97]

I would say an easy way to explain it would be saying that ABCDEFG is all the notes of the musical alphabet. The number is how high or low the octave is. Like C4 is middle C on a piano, C5 is eight notes higher than C4. Therefore, it's easier to hear specific notes if you already have music knowledge. This will be a like a foreign language to anyone who hasn't had any music training.

[@aleahlrb]

I still don't know how to tell what note is being sung but at least I now know how the notes are labeled.

[@sarahsterly2198]

SO MUCH LITTLE MIX I LOVE IT

[@CowboyRene]

omg Thank you so much, it really helped, hope you're gonna do more stuff like this

[@GarageStudio7]

*Great startup video for us peasants of vocal knowledge* ...

[@jiteshjangid369]

Peasants😂😂😂

[@elara715]

I'm just starting music class this year and this correlates with notes on the keyboard that we've learned, like sharps and flats, starting with c on majors, etc. So how about that school actually does teach you stuff 😅

[@randomcontent9051]

When Demi hit the F5 where was it at? 1:37

[@juibelly2318]

the girl screaming at her computer is so accurate 😂😂😂😂😅

[@minaries8811]

that’s taylor 😭😭

[@enchantedByVocals13]

@@minaries8811 STOP😭

[@ovoizaiah744]

I always get confused because of singers ease and their mix. Light soprano speaks G5 while a chesty mezzo struggles for F5. So it's like some notes sound high for certain people but really easy for others.

[@octobremikee8699]

- ovoizaiah - Lol a G5 is always hard. Look at the placements. Lara Fabian for example. The G5s in "I am who I am" (live) are effortless af and they're even rounded. And now, if you take an untrained soprano, Arians Grande for example, you can see (and hear) that she places in her throat, which is why they sound so awful. If Ariana ever try to round a belt like Lara Fabian, she would struggle like crazy and would only result on a squeezed note (even at a C5)

[@msabbas3226]

Thank youuu !!! I'm exactly looking for the notes that Demi hits and you featured her in examples !! Amazing 💗💗

[@juuljuulsiwa6247]

Little Mix 😍😍😍

[@LaMyYah]

Thank you for this very insightful and helpful video. I always used to search youtube for a descriptive video like this and I am so glad to have come across this video because I would always watch these music and vocal based channels and not know what the notes meant as in how low or high the note was and the significance of these notes being reached.

[@hans_0121]

sometimes, it is still hard to tell the notes..because some singers have the ease and others have strong vocals or screaming-like voice..so u will think that the artist w/ ease is not singing the same note as the artist with the strong voice when actually the note they're singing is just the same..

[@athenalee5524]

My dumb ass thought this video would give me the ability of having "perfect pitch" with some sort of trick or technique...

[@roiyn_677]

just need practice (i thought so too)

[@rosspalmer4651]

Yes everyone just sing an F5 like that

[@cc-bj9kv]

ALLY'S B5 AT 00:51 SAVED MY LIFE

[@babyanddragon1527]

I'll probably need a piano app to identify a note, but thank you for helping me learn this. I understand and it was very helpful!

[@DanielGonzalez-kb7bi]

Damn, My Dude did Taylor So dirty 😂😂

[@jules__]

How do you know what "number" the note is?

[@crojalwol]

Depending on how low/high it is. You have to train your ear to be able to identify notes. Notes go from C (lowest) to B (highest) and that repeats through different octaves. The number indicates the octave. For example: C D E F G A B - C D E F G A B - C D E F G A B First octave - Second octave - Third octave C1 D1 E1 F1 G1 A1 B1 - C2 D2 E2 F2 G2 A2 B2 - C3 D3 E3 F3 G3 A3 B3 The first octave being lower than the second, the second being lower than the third...

[@amkh-_-5020]

crojalwol what about C5 and F5?

[@blacksheet490]

Just Me c5 is lower than f5 but f5 is higher than c5 , c5 c#5 d5 eb5 e5 f5 f#5 g5 g#5 a5 bb5 b5 , that's the notes of an octave

[@prishitabanerji]

clint vilbar can the # and b sign be used in other notes as well or only the 5th octave

[@MIXANDMTCH]

yes, sharps (#) & flats (b) can be used on all octaves

[@kareemclyne5803]

Nasal sing next video. Plz i have so much trouble with that.

[@juliencastle2953]

Good idea! :)

[@ohohnenyeoo2654]

Kareem clyne try lifting your soft palate, that helps being open also Support your notes

[@ohohnenyeoo2654]

Kareem clyne if you still don’t get this watch videos on KZbin trust me they help or if you have any Choir thing in school always ask the teacher

[@ruchipeiris1663]

So , for a soprano, the range is C4 to a A5 . According to what the video said , C

[@MisterValVidos]

Never understand the notes, now I know betterave !

[@paulacawan]

I fucking love Ariana's Bb5 here 0:46!! And also my girl's A5 0:42🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@vipulasharma5170]

Btw I m still confused about the notes but very well explained Keep it up♡

[@camillechabault8153]

I used to think that A was the lower note lol, so I didn't understand why C was lower than A... Anyway thanks for this video!

[@cc-bj9kv]

I've been musically active for 10 years, i know all of this, why am i even watching?😂😂

[@superbored4576]

Queen Harmony 😂😂😂

[@numbermayhem]

Hope all hehehe

[@arianagrandeismyqueen6166]

2:02 YAAAAAAAAA

[@PoraWasHere]

Love this easy to understand breakdown! Thank you

[@DrAdnan]

This was helpful, thank you! If you could make more educational videos like this for the non-musically informed, it would be great.

[@arang_ba]

Your intro is so simple and good!!!! Love it!!!

[@Blitzerrr]

Exactly,I am like Taylor Swift when that note comes

[@babygmashup3849]

this helped me a lot! I've seen your videos for a while, it's time to subscribe! ❤😊

[@irenemaepingol6339]

I saw Little Mix at the intro and outro 😇😍 #shook BTW LM5 IS OUT NOW ! Perrie !😇 Demi 😘

[@erivida64]

I wish I was more musical, like how some people can tell right away without needing a piano to discern what not someone is singing, and I can't even harmonize without zooming off key 😂

[@elusive7244]

I just remeber a famous Sustained note that i know the note and think on the note and then see if the note in the video is higher or lower

[@woozy4938]

The only reason I know all of this is because I’m in chorus

[@Nikita5539]

Cool, what a nice notes for beginners to train :D Especially for the males, especially with the low voice :D

[@himanshupandey9303]

Still confused a lot. I guess it might be coz I don't know law of octaves. Is there any relation with sargam of India

[@jeroham1026]

didnt know camila cabello could hit that kind of note..woahh!

[@richasharma581]

it's flat and also in falsetto

[@ania3058]

Finally someone explained it to me. Thank you!

[@Focalors-i3h]

Wow. I never knew about this kinda notes. I was literally confused in your last video where you gave the link in the description.

[@WhiteArtemis]

It's easier to let the gifted people sing. While for common people like myself, lets just relax and enjoy with our ear XD

[@sakurafiore7428]

Thank you so much!!!

[@hurgusburgus938]

I can only hit a B5 when I'm sick. If I do it when I'm not sick I just sound like I hit my elbow.

[@MrOranges04]

I don’t know why but this somehow was sooo useful, lol thank you 😊

[@مريمرياضيوسف]

katy slayed 😍😭wtfffff legendary

[@ireflectlight]

1:37 where did she sing stone cold at?

[@ptxvogue]

I LOVE THIS LESSON

[@stanleyauerbach1067]

Thank you very much, I don't get little things... But I do with the basics.

[@Das644]

I dont think I can demi 's note there because it might be out of my comfort zone and might be off key

[@jadalefevre641]

Thanks this is so helpful :)

[@violetmoon6233]

Thank you for this. Very helpful. I forget how technical singing is sometimes and slip into bad habits 👏🙏😍👍

[@DylanVanDusen]

0:16 queen Katy perry

[@DreamyYoghurt]

omg thanks so much this helped me so incredibly much thank you!

[@raf_a_xx]

I loved the video, the edition, the lesson, I think you really do know the topic and explained it really well, as well as the example and the tests. My favorite part: 0:45

[@softerhaze]

ok yes, but how can i tell just by hearing it? is it jus lots of practice of hearing the notes?

[@roiyn_677]

yes

[@Cdspe0j]

This video did really help. But I still have one question left. If you've got the piano then there are those black buttons (hope that's the right word) and those are the notes with a b or a # between the letter and the number, right? So the black ones are always between two white ones, so there is a black one between the F5 & the G5 for example. Is this black button now F#5 or Gb5? Or are these notes the same? That's the only thing I really didn't get so far.

[@fundayissunday64]

I can scream what note that will be

[@uwdglobal]

Very helpful!!! Thank you so much!

[@lavyaisha1926]

So which "symbol" shows that it is semitone?

[@vanessajolly6688]

but how do you know if a note has a shard (#) or flat? (b)

[@VALENSlO]

Iit iis but sadly its imposible for me to know what note a sinfer ia hitting cuz I never knew how to understand these things

[@stamatisdoukakis8394]

This vid was really helpful

[@np4511]

I thought 0:34 was Ariana Grande doing her Into You run xD

[@LurenTi]

n a m j o o n I feel attacked for Ari.

[@saltyaslan]

didnt really understand but i atleast understanded a little bit xD

[@sw333tmonday]

Love this video 😍 So helpful 😍😍😍😍

[@shirleygarcia6240]

TYSM!!! I understand so much now!!

[@vaniazagastizabal5553]

now everything makes sense

[@rodgabriel6953]

please make another of it for like 8-10 minutes 😁

[@siddhigosavi3683]

What a nice compilation of people screaming..

[@mode9200]

MuradoSan bad for your voice though

[@paddlestar]

Its called belting in case you weren't aware

[@ShuukeiHakutenkei]

Belting is the "scream" with musicallity and a "good quality scream". If made in the right way, it's not bad, but if you don't know how to belt properly, it can ruins your voice.

[@ShuukeiHakutenkei]

Calling it scream shows why some amateur people start saying that some awful singers are great singers...

[@zetzu6460]

it's belting

[@amirplay8943]

Is another way to refer to notes as "pitches". if you raise the volume of your voice does the number change? Can you sing F#5 quietly and also sing F#5 loudly? is there another coding to determine volume vs pitch?

[@jamallowe9786]

Oh wow I got the Demi note so fast 🥲💪🏾

[@libertiebarnett1489]

helped me a little

[@chigozirim582]

The video is great and really helpful thanks 👍

[@danielbento2054]

This were some terreble exemples but it was still a very good video.

[@dorabruno1251]

I'm so fucking grateful

[@sugarfara]

Thank u so much, im enlightened in ur very easy way. Hihi that was fun.

[@robertobarcellos]

Christina Aguilera's part made me laugh HARD hahahha

[@femafull]

Thank you so much for thissss

[@salihakaa]

omg thank youuu !! this helped a lot :D

[@lanz6417]

How about the octaves? What are those and how do you know if a singer has 5 or any no. of octaves?

[@jhemalik7560]

Wow, good job taylor

[@isabell2260]

I still don’t get it at all? Like am I supposed to just sing and know that’s an E4 for example?? Or listen to someone else singing and know what notes they’re singing? Or play a note on the piano and I know that im singing the same note..? I just don’t get

[@richasharma581]

1:43 wtf

[@singersvocals9921]

Good work

[@dudafonseca7787]

omg this helped me so much. thanks

[@kimberleygrace247]

This was cool, thanks!

[@BAZVOCALS]

Also there's no # or b between E and F the space between those notes is just a semitone not a full tone like rest of the notes, If you see someone writing E#5 ask if s/he's high 😂

[@sxcibarco]

More of these

[@AutomatiischxAddiict]

awesome tysm!!