Singing Scales vs Songs

[@Troy1g]

Ken is the absolute best vocal teacher🙏

[@tatjanalatimer9633]

Agree!!!

[@SLAmey-mu9hd]

Ken is the only vocal teacher!

[@DA-lt9tg]

agree

[@gracefisher7667]

@@SLAmey-mu9hd there are other good vocal coaches in the world, but anyway, I'm glad Ken Tamplin is your favourite.

[@allinnffm]

fact checkers would approve this statement hahahaha :-)

[@JessicaOrban3606]

Wow this makes a lot of sense and I haven't heard it addressed before. Always spot on, Ken!!

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

This is so seriously important, but it takes time and experimentation to get good at it per note, per vowel. Ken is the only teacher that ever took the time to explain the basics.

[@andrewwarriner3552]

Hi Ken, I bought your course yesterday and even after the ‘how to warm up’ lesson I can sing miles better than I was. So much more confidence in hitting the notes just after that lesson alone. Wow! God bless ya Ken x

[@andrewwarriner3552]

In the ‘support’ section now . Wow priceless information. Totally transforming the way I think about singing and how I sing , Bless you Ken x

[@PiaEklund]

For two weeks I will try to put the vowels in the "face" (mask?) instead of putting them in the bell canto position. I have done lots of that and as you explain, putting the vowel in front makes it much easier to sing for a longer period of time, e.g. when we are rehearsing in the band. I always need to finish earlier because of my voice feeling "tired". Looking forward to working with this! You have an excellent way of explaining difficult stuff "easily" enough for me to understand without having to communicate directly!

[@TimothyHagerTCH]

Thank you so much for breaking this down. And the guitarist videos. I'm being increasingly asked to DRUM and sing at the same time and there's a lot of technical thinking to try to do both. Your explanations just makes sense. Keep the drumming and singing in their own lanes

[@jimsiegrist2620]

What you just showed, makes me think of Roy Orbison's vocal control even on the high notes. Thank you for your videos.

[@robbiebarry777]

Unbelievable info. Thank u Ken.

[@extremelifeandlarydean1894]

So good Maestro! So helpful!!! You never cease to be amazing. Some can sing great, but not teach. You crush both!!! Thank you!!!

[@michaelh9046]

This is in his singing course. Giving away gold! Also… Ken once again 10/10 on the shirt.

[@RoxyRydell]

Ken Tamplin, you are amazing!!!👏🎙❤️

[@kentamplin]

You are!

[@gracefisher7667]

@@kentamplin everyone is amazing.

[@marielfernandez2190]

What a song choice to demonstrate the track shaping [The Power of Love (You are my Lady) - Air Supply]

[@kalitta9991]

Incredibly good information very important information.💫 This is really incredibly good channel. Thank you so much Ken.👍 Rock on.🤘🎤🎸

[@gracefisher7667]

You are one of my favourite KZbin vocal coaches.

[@tsgtalford]

Thanks Ken, as always you blow away the competition vocal teachers.

[@kentamplin]

I appreciate that!

[@paulburke2270]

Thank you so much Ken!

[@johngerardmusic7761]

This is the best lesson I’ve heard! Thanks!

[@kentamplin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gracefisher7667]

@@kentamplin I would really love it if you did a Broadway singing lesson. Thank you. Love Grace xx 😘💕💖😍🤩🎤🎶🎼🎭

[@NiniRockX]

That's just awesome how the universe works. I just had a conversation with a Vocal Coach about it yesterday. I hit the highest notes with vowels, but then when it comes to a song, I stand there and don't know-how. I mean, I can do it, only the sound sounds so twangy. I know the vowel was wrongly placed. I always do the La-a exercises very often. It doesn't matter where I'm in the car or anywhere else. The only funny thing is that I opened KZbin, and the first video I saw came straight from you. Universum: Hey Nina, listen to it again from the master :-) I will practice the exercise you are doing right now. Nice to be reminded again. For me personally you are simply the best coach out there

[@rajushah1304]

Very helpful video . Thank you sir .. 🙏

[@drunkngenius]

Amazing! Just what I needed! I have been having trouble with a pinched sound when I go high. Thank you!

[@kentamplin]

You're welcome!

[@nino_kO1]

I love this kinds of tutorials.. Ken you are awesome vocal teacher

[@nicholasgiaquinto3278]

Really good info Ken

[@MuhammadAwais-sv2vo]

Very Helpful man! Keep em coming! This is actually happening to me. Great timing! :)

[@kentamplin]

Thanks! Will do!

[@williamsowusu-adubofour2848]

Thanks for your helpful information 👍I'm really appreciate that. Much Respect Ken.

[@Dalmoon98]

i was just thinking about this!! Thank you !!

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

9:19 that's cool....no one ever told me this stuff - in the higher registers modify the tighter vowels like "e" to a more open vowel sound ("ah") for less strain on vocal tract . It's so logical. Thanks.

[@allinnffm]

Watching the Master (Ken) work in his natural habitat haha love it :-)

[@Whitefeatherhomestead]

Awesome.. Another great an informative video.. Great work brother thank u

[@cadeevans4623]

Never knew any of this ken cool information thanks for sharing the tips and info thanks for explaining all this and taking time to share this great tips thanks always buddy 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@maongkala7598]

Nice explaination.it's always amazing! Very useful.

[@angusgallagher6130]

Spot on! So helpful

[@elia__rein]

Wow, your voice sounds so awesome! ☺️ Ken is amazing! 😊 Nelly xx :)

[@CJSPRNews]

The proof is in the singing... and in the teaching! 🤟

[@dorotaacka8127]

Right on time. Just when I was trying to hit a high note. :)

[@JudieBoBoodie]

Love your method! Still learning since Jan 2020! You're the best!

[@kentamplin]

Great to hear!

[@zhoobeenmusic1870]

Omg if there was no ken i would never have learned this much so fast...thank you❤️

[@kentamplin]

You are so welcome!

[@zhoobeenmusic1870]

@@kentamplin if i get somewhere you so got my support love and everything and then you'll be welcome😂much love ken ❤️

[@robertvondarth1730]

Ken transmits so much value, so consistently.

[@marielfernandez2190]

Very very precise information. Thank you so much.

[@kentamplin]

You are very welcome

[@marielfernandez2190]

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[@valerijgransen]

Ken, Thank you for your excellent video lessons! Which microphone do you use with Vocal? Neumann M149 and Gefell M70S? And which preamp do you love for your vocal? Thank you in advance for the answer!

[@gaudia3985]

Wow. Glad I stumbled on your channel So much to learn and you've explained something new and interesting. sticking around for more. :)

[@kentamplin]

Awesome, thank you!

[@mattcarless642]

Nice one Ken!

[@jamesgaetano]

This is the best explanation on vowel mods. ❤️ KT!

[@kentamplin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cadeevans4623]

Love the native American shirt Ken

[@tammyevans7333]

Awesome

[@joshuaallenzurbano3476]

Absolutely the best!

[@kentamplin]

Thanks for the listen, Joshua!

[@tylerhackner9731]

Thank you for this info

[@ram7274]

Pls share the link of song played in outero

[@SingingLessonsINC]

I did a full version of that song for all the people that asked for it. It will release on Thursday. Keep an eye out for it

[@ram7274]

@@SingingLessonsINC hey I was waiting, but couldn't see song on your channel yet

[@alencarr]

Ken, is there any specialist vocal cord surgery? Could surgery turn a person who has no voice into a singer?

[@tatjanalatimer9633]

Leads the pack among vocal coaches!! Question about getting through the passaggio without cracking. How to do that? Thanks in advance

[@kentamplin]

Great question for my free singing forum! forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/discussion/5110/check-out-the-latest-videos-from-ken-tamplin#

[@robertvondarth1730]

To add to and simplify what Ken said ~ the obvious secret hidden in plain sight, that almost no one knows .. Lyrics are never sung how they are written. (and each persons AH vowel center is slightly different placement, because we are all unique, but that’s a deep dive)

[@allanbalbin981]

im 0 knowledge on singing and im not good in english but i really want to learn how to sing . help please . how to avail this course ?

[@kentamplin]

Right here: kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@nikkistanles]

💙Thank you 😊 once again, Ken! 💋

[@kentamplin]

You are so welcome!

[@xX_N_E_O_Xx]

Can you please explain what is the relaxation response ?

[@kentamplin]

The best place to ask singing related questions is on the forum. Please join the discussion, enrollment is free. forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/

[@nathannael9720]

Thank you,,,for the tecnik

[@nancynieves6406]

Hi there Ken!! 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@AdamOusley]

Do you have a video on what can cause some notes in the middle of your range to be more challenging than others? I find I frequently struggle with the A above middle C more than the notes around it. If I have to sustain the A for an extended period of time it has a tendency to fall back in the throat. However, if I take the same phrase up a half step and make the high note a Bb it's suddenly way easier. It's also easy if I make the high note a B or C, or lower the note to an Ab or G. It's not a problem for every A I ever sing, but it's common enough to be annoying. Any advice is appreciated!

[@iamnathanmusic]

Take what I’m gonna say with a big grain of salt, because I’m all I’m saying here is my own personal experience and a *little* bit of research, I’m no expert. But, like Ken has referenced in some other videos, we have 3 registers: our speech register, our belting register, and our head voice. For me, my belting register is between C#4 and Ab4. When I’m at the tip top of that belting register, and I’m totally using my chest voice, not a mix, that note is pretty hard to hit, and harder to shape/mold/play with. When I move higher, and go past that note, I *have* to switch into a head or mix voice. But, a head sound is much more comfortable and easier to control for me, it feels lighter, and less strained, despite being higher. For example, my mixed voiced C#5 feels better and sounds cleaner than my chestier A4. When I hear you say that your notes, whether they are higher or lower than that A4 sound better than your A4, it makes me think that perhaps that A4 is at the peak of your belting register. Being aware of where that vocal break is and using that information to inform how I’m going to choose to hit each note helps smooth that out for me. Instead of using a very thick, wide, chest resonance, I might start pairing that down/mixing with head resonance at F#4, and continue to bring in more head resonance as I ascend, so that when I do hit that A4 and Bb4, they sound smooth in succession. Don’t know if this experience helps/applies to you but I hope it does!

[@allanbalbin981]

help me step by step how to avail this course please ? anyone can help me ?

[@sacrarioofficial5424]

I'ts great, Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Krunalchaudhry]

nice tee ken 😍

[@Islamicsongs313]

I have gone through 14 different methods. Most of the known ones from yt. No one teaches this besides Ken.

[@kentamplin]

👍

[@dnahdiar]

With an illustration like a driver with his car (vidgame) , its easier to understand n learn.

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[@kentamplin]

Thanks!

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