SingTalk - Masterclass - VocalizeU 2015 - Daniel Formica - Techniques for Aggressive Vocals

Why can't I sing aggressively? How do I do it safely? Here, renowned vocal-coach Daniel Formica shows us the technique, art and science behind safely and consistently singing aggressive vocals often used in heavier styles like blues, rock and metal.

[@philmoufarrege]

you look like you had a blast there Dan, nice job let's catch up soon!

[@danielformica-yourvocalteacher]

it was a lot of fun!! i was super nervous though i don't like to public speak i would rather sing!!!

[@brywool]

But you are very good at this man. Seriously great.

[@danielformica-yourvocalteacher]

thanks man!!!

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

This is an example of a class act who really knows his stuff.

[@bgbwac]

Watching this makes me hope that one day I'll be good enough to teach people as well. Would never consider another vocal teacher. You did an awesome job, hope all is well!

[@yosto7522]

Thank you so much for sharing, liked, subscribed!

[@Smooth0vibrations]

AWESOME!!!

[@nikolanikolic5180]

why we cannot buy this course anymore ?

[@brywool]

I can't say enough good things about this guy. I've worked with Daniel for a few years and he's one of the few guys that has actually been able to help me through a lot of issues. I would encourage ANYONE to contact Daniel at yourvocalteacher.com/. As shown here, he's a natural teacher. Knows his stuff.

[@MichaelPaigeMusic]

Rock On Daddy!!!

[@mostlyharmless88]

Why do 'rock' vocal coaches always cite 80s hair metal as the pinnacle of greatness? That shit is embarrassing. A blemish in rock history. The greats from the 60s/70s/90s will all live on. The 80s is when dudes started wearing spandex and makeup. That's cool if you're doing burlesque theatre or whatever, but objectively it's pretty lame. If you wanna reference awesome high singing from yesteryear just look at Robert Plant, who really was all those 80s posers were biting anyways.

[@SphennyMusic]

upstartmike they cite them because they were great singers