Thank you so much for your comments - As a singing teacher I thought I would put myself out there so that students can see we make mistakes too and we also need to keep on top of learning new things!

@into.the.wood.chipper.

5 жыл бұрын

Really awesome demo! What mode would you say that AH-oriented sound at the end is? It sounds bigger than both Edge and Overdrive! New mode for CVT? If so...got a name yet? :D

@eugeniacopeland2290

4 жыл бұрын

Who is the woman teaching

This is brilliant!! I love how open you are to different methods, and together explore different ways to sing!

Possibly one of the best videos I've seen!!! So, so, good! Thank you for your vulnerability and for teaching in such practical way

OMG!!! MAN! I was not expecting that! You are awesome!

@josef.torrealba6992

4 жыл бұрын

the best success that i've ever had was with the Bens Singer Blog (i found it on google) without a doubt the most useful idea that I have ever tried.

I'm on that very journey and this is so useful. It's also very encouraging to see the teacher submit themselves to the process! Thank you for this, subscribing!

Awesome! Sound became so much more powerful and even the pitch got a bit more consistent I think

Stunning!

Really great to watch, thanks for sharing this. Really helpful to learn from you. Great fun. Thanks again. x

My CVT teacher actually used the same techniques as the other Estill teacher, overdrive also uses the more shouty "hey, you over there" sound. I feel like the singer's bright twangy sound was a personal choice more than actually a mistake in technique

@mjst6102

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you

@VeeBee81

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! We do tend to sub-consciously imitate the original singer. Jennifer Holliday is big loud and American naturally nasally twangy vocalist. If we learnt this song directly from the sheet without ever hearing the original the outcome would be different.

You sound fantastic here! I'm only a few minutes into the video. You have a very rock 'n' roll and soulful voice.

This is awesome!

What a great video and what a fab voice you have!

Teach me your ways!! Awsome

😮woah wasnt especting that shes brilliant

Yeah Jackie! You rock!

You are such a good sport!

Isn't Jackie a CVT teacher? All of this could have been a 15 seconds video if the other teacher had asked her to sing in Overdrive instead of Edge. I mean that's, basically the difference between the 2 versions of her cover, 1st one she is modifying the vowels towards the Edge mode and the second one stays more in the "OH" "EH" overdrive vowels, which still require TWANG, but less than Edge and a more neutral/neutral high, instead of a Very high larynx. Both CVT and Estill are good techniques, but CVT is way easier to communicate. Edit: It really depends on the students and teachers. It's not true that CVT is easier to communicate than EVT

Its all about the tongue muscle called the hyo glosses and the awareness and control of it! ❤

@ztz1775

3 ай бұрын

Are there any tips how to learn to control it?

Did you say that you get your vibrato by moving your larynx up and down? You sounded great by the end by the way. I also thought you sounded great at the beginning, but I did see the difference.

Wow! Respect to you Jackie for putting this video here! You have a beautiful voice! I so much recognize these problems in my own baritone voice. High Larynx and probably collapsing the pharyngeal walls a bit. The problems start as I want to thin off the chest and move into what I would call a mix with chest colour(E4-C5), problems increasing the higher I go. I wonder if that collapsing, or at least partial collapsing of the wall is the reason for me experiencing vocal fatigue when done often and extensively, prohibiting the vocal chords to vibrate as freely as they should? Or is it more related to the high larynx position? The problems do not arise if I produce the same sound in more of a head voice coloured mix, given the volume is pretty much the same. Take care! / swedish bloke living in Berlin

@into.the.wood.chipper.

4 жыл бұрын

High larynx by itself is not giving you trouble. High larynx with uncontrolled constriction is. I would suggest very high larynx on clicking/staccato AE sounds in what I call the "swallsetto". This is "falsetto" in CVT, but used to be called "flageolet" (ae as in cat with North American accent). Do this a little each day, but don't push the volume. It has to be quiet. This will stop your yelling and choking tendencies and give you power where you need it- in the twanging muscles!

@aionlover3981

2 жыл бұрын

@@into.the.wood.chipper. This is actually great advice. If you are a beginner reading the comments , do pay attention and apply this. This actually helped me (22 Male) overcome a wall or block I had (Bb4) and I was able to apply twang in Edge mode up to E5, but it took me several weeks to be able to sing this high without losing the feeling of chest voice. This is the way.

Haha brilliant! Looks like a great teacher! If I were you though, I would ask her "what do you mean by that?" and seek the logical explanation behind each exercise. Love it!

@ClaireBender

6 жыл бұрын

So true. She keeps asking you to do things which aren't tangible!! Stop squeezing your pharynx!? Really. If we could control all our muscles that easily we wouldn't need ANY vocal technique hahaha!! Amazing performance though x

@vocalbooth8585

4 жыл бұрын

Sometimes you need to just DO, instead of THINK. Copying sounds and qualities without explanation gets you back to using your voice in a childlike and playful way.... through speech. Which is something we ALL know how to do

@Advanceyourenglish5

3 жыл бұрын

That’s why this is just an open coaching. In order to understand the EVT model, and also understand how the voice works, you should attend the official courses.

Do you have any recommendations Vocal Coach/School in Berlin ?

Good job! Have you tried more oral twang (rather than nasal) and a little bit less epiglotis? Best

@jotge.3444

4 жыл бұрын

That is the solution exactly.

Great voice! May I recommend a new invention called a music stand for your next video?

@soulovelee_2433

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

Who is the teacher? She is the only one teaching belt with a relaxed larynx, using the “ uh” vowel which lowers the larynx and mainly used in classical technique......and I can hear a very good result.

@Advanceyourenglish5

2 жыл бұрын

Charlotte xerri

I like the first performance. It was much more interesting. I love the gentle sound in the beginning. The power of the voice isn't always the volume...

@Clara_Elena

Жыл бұрын

She was more confident and was sure of her muscle memory, after you get advices and corrections you're not always putting attention to the interpretation as much as the way your body feels with what you're doing. So that's why the first had more feeling but the ones after that were better in other aspects that will uo her performance when she acquires the muscle memory of the new sound.

Eventually you will sing what you feel and singing that kind of emotional song, probably in the real world you won’t use that more muffled sound in this specific song. That’s just my personal opinion, I really enjoy the first version, amazing and emotional.

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So which one is EVT and which CVT? Where's "vs" comparison??

@zacharymendenhall2859

4 жыл бұрын

Jo Blade a lot of her opening sound is based off of Estill techniques and schooling. The video is a journey to get to the desired space of sound.

@into.the.wood.chipper.

4 жыл бұрын

@@zacharymendenhall2859 Wait, what? I thought the louder stuff was Estill!

@zacharymendenhall2859

4 жыл бұрын

@@into.the.wood.chipper. the louder stuff is CVT/Estill combined, if I'm correct. The teacher is certified in both, mainly teaching Estill.

@Advanceyourenglish5

3 жыл бұрын

@@zacharymendenhall2859 the one who is singing is CVT certified, the coach making the corrections is an EMCI. She’s called Charlotte Xerri.

I prefer the sound of the teacher. Her sound is more open and clear and forward when they are both doing the same thing. The "student" sounds more down in the throat and she's curbing/keeping part of the sound in. You can hear some sort of restraint.

Curious why the coach didn’t instruct the singer to simply create a more pure [a] sound on the word I’m and a more pure [ɛ] sound for the word best. More open throat vowels. Incredible singing nonetheless.

I have the same problems)))))) 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁

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Mum, where's me Tea 😂😂

Are you using CVT or EVT

@ThatSingingShow

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Varun - the masterclass is 'teaching' me using EVT techniques after a week of EVT classes, but I am CVT trained so probably a bit of both! :-) Some of the methods are very similar so they complement each other!

@surtaalrecords4659

6 жыл бұрын

Complete Vocals be honest plz which techniques is best CVT or EVT

@ThatSingingShow

6 жыл бұрын

Great Question Varun! It depends what you mean by 'best' - all techniques and methods have tools, some the same, some unique to that technique so it really depends what you want to achieve - I find a multi method approach helps you to find out what works for you specifically and in which genre you want to sing - which is why I have made sure I am aware of all techniques and tools available to the singer. I like parts of both CVT and EVT CVT is the only technique that actively teaches vocal effects for example, but EVT has a waveform tool that shows you what you are doing - both really useful and unique to each technique - does this answer your question? If you can tell me a little more about yourself I can perhaps help guide you to a technique that would suit you best?

@surtaalrecords4659

6 жыл бұрын

Complete Vocals my name is Varun Sarwate i am from India I had throat surgery when i was kid. i had a stone in Throat gland Dr removed stone but because of that surgery i had to speak carefully softy no shouting for few day untill stitches opens. What happened i made that bad habits of speaking week and when i speak out loud i got hoarseness easly i was not able to sing if i sing it was breathy but i can make sounds of animals cats, dogs and other like bells, ambulance siren sound easily without any problem. When i became young i really wanted to sing it was not easy for me. I started searching on Internet, KZread any source i got i starts learning but nothing helped me same thing i was able to vocalizing but not able to transforms it into songs many years i did it without giving up because i knew if these vocal coaches and vocal teachers are demonstrating it and i can't that means i am doing something Wrong. I have done one thing never give up and if something didn't worked i started searching answers why and how thats how i started again everytime everday and adding little by little Steps by steps anyways i am the person who suffered with strangled voice to singing now. Still learning.... Thank you

This is not a good presentation. The client doesnt understand, what the trainer wants to. I want to hear, what the trainer is able to sing.

What a waste of time. I'm so tired of vocal coaches using gimmicks and telling singers to shout like their in church, or stick out their tongue, cackle like a witch, etc. Then they stand back at the end and say, "Doesn't that sound better?" She gave no practical examples of how to achieve a better sound and didn't even SING one phrase of the song. For the first half of instruction the teacher encouraged her to use less twang because it was making her larynx raise, and then when the singer was demonstrating a chesty, dull sound, made her take her Aa vowel back toward a twang resonance. The teacher asks the singer implement too many gimmicks and then the singer ends up trying to keep up with the demands erratic instructions. She sounds the same from the start to the end, which is very good, I must say. She has a great foundation. I just hope you didn't pay for the instruction...

peccato che sia in inglese!

she's squeezing and pushing too much

What happens to singing posture? Why not write the song out on a piece of paper instead of putting the pad up and down on the floor .This is supposed to be a video on how to sing not doing gymnastics . Poorly presented.