Lady Gaga Cheek to Cheek Era Vocal Range - C♯3-B♭5(C6)

[@Light_Dreamer]

lady gaga's head voice/falsetto is so damn nice. Wish she uses it more often.

[@xtinafan06]

Holy resonance ....

[@memoirsofanimperfectbaritone]

I CANT HER LOWER REGISTER!!! HER BB4’s THE RESONANCE THE PROJECTION QUEEN

[@JaimeSPereiraa]

Mariah and Gaga= The queens of resonance

[@Ducadsv]

Jhayme S and beyonce

[@vocalsonly9587]

Cadu Vieira yeah no. Beyoncé *abuses* reverb

[@everton7361]

Just because she use reverb that does not mean that she don't have a HUGE resonance, you're clearly a hater

[@kukuhsantoso5190]

Agree

[@deyanncrete8030]

10:37 that resonant D5 though

[@MusicLover-oq4iu]

Imagine if lady gaga sang a full version of Whitney Houston’s I will always love you. She would kill it. Only person who has the timbre for it. Lady gaga tone is flawless.

[@kukuhsantoso5190]

True

[@kukuhsantoso5190]

I want she doing my all from mariah

[@IgnacioVogel]

Still watching... her vocals are just perfect ♡ her vibrato is unreal

[@ArtistsCry13]

By the way +HellYeah!, The Bb5, B5, and C6 notes you place as exclamations are actually Head Voice exclamations. They are not wild, uncontrolled shrieks, but are rather done in a controlled, musical way. So while it may not count as part of her SUNG vocal range, it counts as part of her MELODIC vocal range.

[@nonsocosascrivere8756]

Lady Gaga= Queen of music

[@rii1240]

Queen of everything 😭❤️

[@michaliskossyfas5862]

Gosh these videos are a blessing, thank you for all the time and effort put into this, it really shows and it's greatly appreciated!

[@hellyeah192]

You're welcome ;)

[@lucasiglesias1894]

Beautiful ! Thanks for the video !

[@chrisgonzales6696]

I don't understand how she pulls her mic super far from her and you can still hear her clearly. I don't see how that's possible? She probably has the sensitivity very high. Just thought that was kinda weird haha

[@lucasiglesias1894]

Chris Gonzales theaters have better acoustic + she uses more projection when singing jazz

[@hellyeah192]

It's something called squilo singing, if the sensivity were too high the mic would get the sounds arround her. But I do believe that she used some artifice on 3:43, other than that it's all on her pipes.

[@paws8403]

I think she starts to improve in this era, mostly her mix. Her lows i think no much change, support until Eb3 below that like low larynx. Her mix before is like D5 but i've found she shows some nice moment in Eb5 in this era, but her chesty mix is need to be change to balance mix or balance-heady mix mostly outside her outside supported range mix. Her head voice has a nice moment too like she tries to show and use it more often than in the past which she prefer to belt. Her resonances tho, i feel like her Bb4-C5 resonances are her best area which are so strong, like it's not her problem. So i think Eb3-D5/Eb5-G#5?

[@hellyeah192]

The D3 was quite even, the C#3 however was done with a lowered larynx. I don't think that she will ever perfect her mix as she likes the chestier sound. I would say Eb3-Eb5-G#5, but for C2C era alone.

[@ehybro3688]

19:20❤

[@gingerbreadman581]

Olá! Faz uma análise sobre o novo álbum dela (Joanne), e se possível, inclui as lives (Dos singles). Obrigado!

[@hellyeah192]

Too early to do anything about Joanne era.

[@eduardoruizferrero3552]

Great video! Do you have by any chance a list or anything to know the performance of specific notes?

[@hellyeah192]

Just timestamp them, and I will tell you.

[@TheAaronLua]

What was the song around 9:10? And does anyone have a link to that specific performance? Her run was so beautiful

[@hellyeah192]

I can't give you anything but love, not sure if I still have my joanne folder tho. I'll look

[@FlorenceandtheMachineBG]

Can you give me the links to the C#3, D3, Bb5 and the C6, please? ♡

[@hellyeah192]

C#3/D3 - Ev'ry time we say goodbye. Bb5 - (which one?) C6 - It don't mean a Thing I'll post the links later.

[@FlorenceandtheMachineBG]

HellYeah! Both Bb5s :D

[@hellyeah192]

C#3 - /watch?v=ogvEI4yISTI D3 - Any other (she only hit C#3 in 4 occasions) Bb5 - /watch?v=TfG6C1WqCPs You already heard the other one, it's from What's Up . C6 - /watch?v=N4OzGTTYkLM

[@hellyeah192]

While I was looking for the New Orleans live, I just stumped on a sustained Eb5 lol. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHzNq5qCasZqis0m2s

[@nicolascaillabet9283]

Can she support any of those belted E5/F5’s ?

[@lucasiglesias1894]

do you have the full What's up video from the writers hall of fame ?

[@hellyeah192]

No one has it. Dunno why

[@jediah556]

What was the performance at 9:46?

[@hellyeah192]

Panama (Van Halen Cover)

[@artpopfanatic7696]

where was that one belted F#5??

[@tomashergur8203]

Stevie Wonder i wish cover ending

[@memoirsofanimperfectbaritone]

what performances are 2:05 & 2:08 great video🙌🏾

[@hellyeah192]

"If I ever lose my faith on you" "Ev'ry time we say goodbye"

[@mouradbighrman9746]

Does she use head voice more than falsetto ? or the opposite ?

[@lucasiglesias1894]

Mourad Bighrman it's hard to differentiate falsetto from HV in women, in fact, most singing teachers will say that women don't have falsetto

[@hellyeah192]

HV more often, gaga's falsetto tone is very distinctive, sounding quite dry and weak. You can hear it properly on some Joanne songs.

[@mouradbighrman9746]

Yeah I agree that it's hard to say the difference.. and yeah some of her falsetto sounds too airy and kind of could stop at any moment.

[@ramonamaral5897]

which song in 21:00?

[@hellyeah192]

Ev'ry time we say goodbye

[@lucasiglesias1894]

song at 19:10 ???

[@eniogoncalves6861]

I'm not shure but i think it's "Don't let the sun go down on me" with Elton John

[@hellyeah192]

Yeah it's that one.