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@ojas9794

Жыл бұрын

BRUH THIS GOT ME ROFL

@jamessamuel2446

Жыл бұрын

Apart from master and visa card is there no other way to join I mean like to make a payment

@meow2512

11 ай бұрын

Lol

@kolistaauriaria1859

9 ай бұрын

I want to learn how to sing

@Dasickxs4x

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

I’m a Minecraft villager now. Thank you. ❤️

@lukee6367

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

@lukee6367

3 жыл бұрын

May I buy some wheat I have 2 emeralds

@mikeapuyan1436

3 жыл бұрын

I'm about to say that LMAO

@JQ11

2 жыл бұрын

Facts🤣

@Faresjaber232

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

It’s 2am I decided to be singer

@antonioaldrich8067

2 ай бұрын

Relatable

@faselblaDer3te

2 ай бұрын

How's it getting along?

@paulharrision6433

2 ай бұрын

Fr 12:44 a.m for me

@kris5507

2 ай бұрын

yeeeeee

@Pedrocruz-jt1id

2 ай бұрын

My turn

“To the next level” I need to get it to a level.

@redarsenal3744

2 жыл бұрын

Lmaooo dedassss

@vobavocal

Жыл бұрын

🤣😂🤣

@randommf3549

2 ай бұрын

😂

@SteveAtwal

Ай бұрын

Me too 😂

@anonymity120

22 күн бұрын

Took you two years, but I finally gave you 1K likes

I was good at singing but then puberty smacked me in the vocal cords lol

@noobyfan9899

2 жыл бұрын

saying

@noobyfan9899

2 жыл бұрын

my fricking voice keeps going in a different note and sometimes tone

@TellMeMoreAbtForex

2 жыл бұрын

Same , that's the only reason I'm here😭

@sheerfishing3925

2 жыл бұрын

Same lmao

@beatrisola2425

2 жыл бұрын

Same bro

I have been a guitarist for years and have always been told to "save my voice for back ups". A few years ago I got married to a lady that can sing amazingly well and started doing karaoke. To me singing is like playing any other instument.instrument.. practice and a lot of it

@anmax

Жыл бұрын

My girlfriend is an amazing singer, I want to learn it to sing with her

@reejankhatri3519

Жыл бұрын

@@anmax i even don't have girlfriend but ima good singer and a guitarist😃 Moral : Be happy with what you have 😩

@ToxicTeddyMusic

6 ай бұрын

@@anmax Same here! I'm marrying mine next year, and can't wait to harmonize with her!

@Edsel211-sr1ih

4 ай бұрын

​@@reejankhatri3519 I thought you don't have any

@rogerhughes4128

3 ай бұрын

@@ToxicTeddyMusic very traditional of you to wait until after marriage to harmonize together

Adam I've been searching for videos like yours for ages. I feel like I'm finally learning the techniques of singing. You deserve way more appreciation. Thank you so much.

@tituslifelonglessons7546

2 жыл бұрын

You will find if you keep searching.

@RecoveringChristian

2 жыл бұрын

I clicked bc Adam is hot. Stayed bc content was top tier. What a dreamboat

@gavintaylor9833

2 жыл бұрын

True

@the_pykid

2 жыл бұрын

I agree,, it was very helpful

@nathanedwards8525

Жыл бұрын

Truly helpfull

Remember, Singing isn't Talent, It's skill

@terra6713

Ай бұрын

If it requires skill, there's talented people. It just is like that.

@Akillesursinne

22 күн бұрын

​@@terra6713I sang very well as a Child, now I don't. Skill beats talent.

@terra6713

22 күн бұрын

@@Akillesursinne Skill can beat talent, but not always nor often. The explanation for what happened to you is puberty messing you up (I'm in the same boat, my voice has like 40% the range it used to). There's a reason in old times they castrated talented opera singing boys. (So their voices don't change upon growing up, cuz no balls = no testosterone = no male puberty = no voice change) To explain what I mean by talent, let's consider skill something quantifiable. Let's say regular people start with around 0 to 5 in a skill. A talented person in the other hand starts with around 10 to 50 in that skill. So sure, with enough training an untalented one can catch up to a talented one, but the talented ones also train, so they would be even more skillful with the same amount of time spent training (unless the untalented one in question is a fast learner, is fast learning a talent? too many variables) Sorry for all the yapping. Got too inspired.

@Rohandave-ij3fd

13 күн бұрын

​@terra6713 not always yes but it often happens as the higher you climb the less natural talent matters until your at the summit then jt matters lot

Man i wish i came across your channel a long time ago. I love you. You're literally unlocking a voice i ddnt think i had, i can feel it

@adammishan

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome!

This is great because it's informal, practical, and hilarious all at the same time. I will probably watch like all these videos. 😂

The biggest problem is that my parents are mostly the whole time at home.

@suryadevsingh545

7 ай бұрын

Lmao😂

@musicallyprince

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@potatopoison1130

5 күн бұрын

Ueh biggest issue

I'm over 60, and have been singing since before I could walk, but without much of a clue as to how to develop my natural voice. This beginner lesson is the basic "toolkit" that will help me do what I have never really done before. I can hear and feel it by the natural resonance in your voice. Thank you for outstanding content.

when we hum at the same time, i feel a deep connection to this guy. Lmao.

@lorenceariola4596

2 жыл бұрын

😂 me too huuuuuummmmm oh Canada

Stumbled on this video today and these practices with humming really helped to relax my voice, I've been doing this for few hours now and it's less and less forced but I'm long way. Thank you though 😁

Dude, this video has seriously improved my vocal usage! I have literally been hoping to find a tutorial like this for years and years! I can finally progress my singing! Thank you for such a brilliant explanation about using your natural voice, no more coughing and straining my vocal chords from me!

@renaldofromyt3638

4 ай бұрын

Frl i saw this video like 1 month and ah half ago and It seems to be working alot i dont cough while singing no more

Thanks Adam, I finally know how to relax my vocals and sing with my true voice! No strain, pushing nor tightening my vocal cords. I now know what it's like to sing high or low while feeling relax, clear and struggle free. This video helped me to improve instantly.

Hi Adam. I I have been watching you and other coaches on I have decided you are my favorite. You explain things carefully and without Prejudice, it is so honest that you care about music you teach which is amazing isn’t it? Because your success is measured more or less by the people you teach. I know when they succeed you are ,Adam.so proud of them which is something I think some kids these days are missing that In their lives. Thank you

As a kid I remember (in around sixth grade in 1994 probably) when a singing instructor came to our music class, and tested me.He heard my voice and quickly passed over me. Turns out a few women have complemented me on my voice, which is English-Irish and quite deep. I'm happy to have the voice I have.

Excellent advice! I only wish I could have stumbled upon this years ago! Knowing how it should FEEL to sing properly is such a crucial first step. I didn't understand it until much later in my journey and I found myself having to unlearn so many bad habits. Having your body be relaxed around your throat/neck/chords is the only way to truly get your resonances going. One other thing to realize when your just starting to exercise your singing muscles, don't expect to lift the biggest weight in the gym on your first week. Slowly work your way up to extending your range once you have the basics down. Do that and you won't waste years like I did. Good luck, all!

What a great go to exercise to find and re-establish that relaxed feeling when I’m noticing myself straining. Great tip. Thank you.

You really have the most accessible exercises that make an actual difference. Wonderful

Three things i learned in this video: 1. I sound like a villager from Minecraft 2. Adams singing voice sounds like a mix of Neil Patrick Harris and Michael Buble 3. I'm probably a Canadian now because i've exactly followed Adams examples at the end of the video

@HMABH

2 жыл бұрын

i think i'm very loyal to my country cause i practiced on my country's national anthem .. lol

@hiddenmongoose7314

2 жыл бұрын

easiest citizenship to recieve ever lol

Out of all the vocal tutorials I've watched, this has by far helped me the most

I had to play 0:26 to 0:29 again just to appreciate the hard work you put in. Thanks for sharing your mastery with others.

It helped me soooo much, i was singing for myself half a year and this tooked me to a next level, Thank you

when I do the short, low hum I feel some strain. but when i go to the mid-high range feels much better. I think I found what I was looking for! thank you..

Just watched this video and instantly received a call from a major record company. Thank you for the help and support. I couldn’t have done this without you.

Dude, I've been singing for years (not always successfully) I KNEW I could do it but lacked proper direction and the singing teachers I encountered just didn't really speak to me if you know what I mean. With that one tip you've just given my voice has improved dramatically. I have a pretty wide range (b2 to c5 in full voice) and when I write songs for myself it's always a pain to know what key to put them in as I can sing all over the place, this has just oddly enough unlocked quite a few doors for me. Cheers dude.

My biggest problem is that i live with other people and i don't want them to hear me😭😭

@Niravata

Ай бұрын

Run a very loud vacuum cleaner at the same time! But buy one that is in tune with your voice.

@ambriz202

Ай бұрын

i sing in my car

@JMH7506

Ай бұрын

I go outside to an isolated place and sing as loud as I like to feel what I can and can’t sing. Singing in a restricted area causes me too many problems.

@thecia9498

Ай бұрын

Idk, I feel comfortable singing in front of my family now because I started off making it kinda a joke infont of them

@daivonbriggs2365

11 күн бұрын

😂😂

Wow. I can’t believe how such a simple exercise could be an absolute game changer. I’ve done this one and have regained what I thought was lost range. Thank you so much 🙏🏾

This actually really helps me with my clean vocals a lot, i'm primarily a harsh vocalist but i've been dabbling with some cleaner vocals lately, and have been wanting to get better at it

Wow!! The hum thing worked for me. I’ve been looking for a video that would make it click. Thank you so much!

Could scream and sing low but could not manage to sound good when singing higher, this video helped me a ton, thanks

WOW! I just learned something that was SO obvious but you had to bring it out. Thank you!

I used to be an amazing singer when I was younger, but after puberty, improper singing practices and other things, I've lost my singing voice. I used to love singing, and music is extremely important to me, so I'm glad I finally found a you, and can try to retrain my voice if it's even possible at this point.

@vobavocal

Жыл бұрын

Retaining your voice is always possible. You just need to know how. Go for it!

This was incredibly helpful and insightful. I had been trying to sing along to Attention by Charlie Puth. And even though it's right within my range, I was straining those notes all the time. So I decided to try Otherside by RHCP instead (I used the same song in this exercise) and I was still straining a lot. With this video, I could really find the sweet spot for my own voice and understand that I was trying too hard to sound like Anthony Kiedis and Charlie Puth themselves. But even though my register isn't low, my tone has an intense low-end. Now I feel like giving those 2 songs another spin!

Omg I actually can't believe it, I actually am enjoying my voice, thank you so much man!

I just sang a song i was never able to sing attractively. Poetic Tragedy - The Used and it brought me to tears. Thank you from a brother in a place where singing is giving me a hope....for my life.

Great tips, brother! Remember that the vocals are just one more instrument in the mix. So, pitch and timing are important. And the secret is making the audience feel emotion in your voice.

searched for a long time and this is certainly the best video I found on that topic. thank you dude!

Holy shit, I tried this, and there’s actually a big difference in my voice. Definitely not good but it just doesn’t sound like shit.

This actually made me find my singing voice almost instantly and it blew me away. I use to only be able to sing fairly quietly and this has helped me find my voice and now it booms. Amazing

Thanks homie! your content is beautifully edited, and ridiculously informative.

Why hasn't any other place I've looked for advice on singing mentioned this before? I have every other technique that I've practiced for years, but this is what has been holding me back. Thank you.

I had no idea how badly I needed this tip.

The best video for starters like me that I've seen in youtube. Great job!!!

Hey Adam. I've been learning singing a little bit on my own for a couple of years, playing guitar as well. I started doing scales, figured out my range, experimenting with some songs. I felt some pain in the vocal cord several times and never really found that my singing sounded any good. Now this video popped on my youtube feed today. I was very sceptic about your title. Then I watched it while having my breakfast. I didn't think much of it but started doing your little "relax/no strain feeling" exercise. I then carried on doing scales with that technique, focusing on the vocal cords feeling strain free. I then tried an easy Beatles song, love me do (changing the pitch to match mine). Man, first time I felt I sounded good ! All that to say, this video did actually REALLY made me sing better INSTANTLY. Something clicked ! Thank you very much, all the best to you !

Thank You, haven't been able to find my voice pitch in years watching youtube vids or taking choir. Thanks really appreciate, going to practice hard!!!

3:34 Sitting around A2/Ab2. 8:41 Pitching up sits around F3. 8:54 Pitching down sits around G2/F2. so we'll see how it goes because I intend on practicing this daily. Absolutely loved the explanations because it felt like I was actually learning a technique on how to sing better. I will update this comment if any progress is made.

@LukesHardware

2 жыл бұрын

Hows the practice been going?

@Fluxeau

2 жыл бұрын

@@LukesHardware i’ll my own worst critic when it comes to hearing my voice, but it’s slightly improved. eventually i’ll have other opinions on it. but it’s going well

@screamshot335

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fluxeau record yourself.

@SanLelo09

Жыл бұрын

​@@Fluxeau well??? Any improvements?

@Fluxeau

Жыл бұрын

for the people wondering about improvements, the notes are still the same, A2,F3,F2. i’ve gotten to the point where i don’t hate how i sound singing. but it definitely not at the level i want either, but im satisfied 🙂

I've been singing as a hobby for about 10 years now since I was 8 and when I started I could not sing at all. I feel like despite singing for such a long time my voice still sounds like someone who's only singing for like a year or two. I don't know maybe it's because I haven't had any professional training or lessons but I feel like my progress is very slow. I want to pursue a career in music singing but I feel my voice is too basic to even call myself a singer. Although I'm very passionate about singing and I sing everyday, I feel like my effort isn't reflected and it is quite frustrating.

@vincent8313

2 жыл бұрын

don’t ever doubt yourself, you might think your voice is basic but to others-it could sound magical. don’t ever let procrastination or doubts hold you back from pursuing your dreams. when you want something in this life, youve got to hold onto it.

@Samariferrari

2 жыл бұрын

Look at this dude he used to sound horrible and now he’s good! Hardwork pays off push yourself, especially if you have no natural talent means you gotta outwork the talented people

@Crouton-

2 жыл бұрын

Jesus man don't sell yourself short! at the very least try singing in your local choir like a community college or church. You would get a ton of help from peers and teachers.

@VintageFlowers

2 жыл бұрын

Type in vocal excercises for an awesome voice and do these every other day :) Helped me a lot.

@moronkingz

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone here is giving good advice but also remember singing voice is very important but finding what type of sound your voice fits on best is really key

i used to sing but have not in years and was suprised when I tried I coukd not sing anything I could before and can barely hold a note.I just tried your suggestions and They work I can find my range now and work on that. Going to share with others. Thank you for all your good work. From all of us.

Thanks for this✨ I can finally understand my real voice lol

Many thanks Adam. I have become a Mongolian throat singer thanks to your efforts.

Best singing tutorial ever. Thanks so much for the help!

Dude keep on keeping on man. It’s incredible that you try to help people improve from the years of effort you had to put in. I wish the world was more willing to share hard earned knowledge. I subscribed but I can’t pay any money to your cause right now. I’ll like all your videos and do what I can to help you. Thank you

אחי! This is amazing! I’ve been dealing with strain forever and 5 minutes into this video I’m hitting my highest notes with almost no pressure at all. And now I have the Canadian national anthem stuck in my head 😂

I've been practicing for 1 months and I'm better now so just in a few years I'm gonna be a better singer

This was extremely helpful with with the humming technique And pitch my singing sounds better I think it's also because I have a deep voice that a low tone compliments it

Watched tons of videos "How to find your voice" etc. etc. All made a science out of it. This is the first video that really helped.......and soo easy.......thanks man.

Finally someone who actually teaches something useful!

I sing out of enjoyment and haven’t taken any kind of class since middle school. I found myself being able to do this with relative ease but was never conscious of it before, and I already know this definitely helps a lot. Really solid advice/lesson. Awesome video 🤘

It's weird. In my teens and into my 20s, I was a decent singer. Was in the HS choir, and used to get compliments at Karaoke bars. Then I stopped singing for, 10-15 years. And I've completely forgotten how? My voice sounds terrible and strained, and I'm pitch deaf.

@vanconojl

2 жыл бұрын

your neural short cuts will fade with time as cells die off if you dont reinforce then with practice.

Wow!!!! This helped me so much. Thank you for sharing your wisdom

This was insanely helpful! Thank you!

Thanks Adam, I wanna learn to sing and found this vid - I can't put my dear neighbours through this so thought of practising in the car. One day I'd like to sing karaoki but don't have the confidence yet. Does confidence grow as I practise and polish up my singing voice?

@i.n329

2 жыл бұрын

When you ask a question and they heart the comment

@Carlos-iq4th

2 жыл бұрын

You got to dont care about others opinion and do what your heart ask you to, the confidence will not grow as you get better, not in a deep way, just superficially

@AniList2021

2 жыл бұрын

you have to sing with your heart, don't be shy. If you're shy it doesn't matter if your voice is good, no one's gonna hear it anyway!

@HauntingSpectre

2 жыл бұрын

I love to sing, always been shy. After a bad break up, I used to get super drunk at the local karaoke bar, until finally I could get up to sing. The more I got on stage to sing, the less alcohol I needed. Now I can sing in front of people no problem. I'm not a great singer by any means, but confidence comes with practice. (Though I don't suggest killing your liver like I did to get there!)

@weiners

2 жыл бұрын

Start singing around people you're comfortable with e.g friends, family.. even just in the car along to the radio and build from there, it's always scary at first but you've gotta push through

Thank you sir ❤️ It really helped me..

What a amazing video! Ty so much for the lesson.

This was so helpful. Great video, thank you

Props for putting those before vocals in

If i sing along with one singer, I can't hit a certain high note. If i sing a long with a different singer who sings the exact same high note, i can hit it easily. It's the way particular people sing that i imitate as I sing along. It's not about octave for me; more mouth or throat shape, but also how much I've used my voice any particular day and how warmed up my vocal cords are.

Obviously this video isn’t going to make you sound absolutely amazing, but this helped me TREMENDOUSLY

@vobavocal

Жыл бұрын

I beg to differ. Relaxing WILL make you sound amazing! 😄

You're an inspiration, great coach. God bless you

@adammishan

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

Dude I watched all sorts of videos and never felt this relaxed strainless sound. This is amazing

As a Canadian looking to learn how to sing - this went well I thought haha Edit* wow after a day of practicing this I have, for the first time in my 31 years, actually found "my" singing voice. Now I actually *know* where to work and on what, without the whole thing being a "throw-it-at-the-wall-a-thon". a full day later and I really feel like this helped!

Omg this is the perfect video i just needed this

I'm shocked how incredibly well this worked for me, several years late but thank you so much for this

@adammishan

6 ай бұрын

Glad it helped!

Strain free, great place to start. You’re a fine, patient teacher.

Thanks Adam. This was a great lesson and i found it helpful.

Adam literally came across your video yesterday and you posted this years ago thankyouuuuuuuuu 🙏🔥🔥

Broe you killing it, I needed to hear that!

Last two years I can hit high notes but it doesn't really helps much, so I went for belting them, now I don't have a problem while singing

Thanks now I can drive w the music slightly lower than max volume ,to hear myself.

That's an amazing tip! thank you, man!

This awesome! Had a great time with this video! Great job!

Just a side note, during all the humming when he says you don't want to get into the distortion range if you do the opposite of his suggestion (still without forcing anything to happen) you'll eventually hit sub-harmonics. The lowest I can get is a G#1, but I've found that unlocking the "head voice for bass" has helped me feel more in control in my chest voice.

@robertbobson9224

4 ай бұрын

Sorry, what? So 'do' get into the distortion? 'Do' strain? I don't get it. Is the distortion range where you try to, as he puts it, weigh down your note? I've been struggling to make my low notes sound as nice (not croaky or forced). Also up high near the falsetto range lol (where I have to switch to falsetto). Anyhow, this sounds cool, what you achieved, I'd love to learn from your experience

This deep sigh sounds almost like a secret to me.I actually have never seen or even heard of it before.Your genius

works like a charm. thank you so much 😭

THIS ACTUALLY WORKED FOR ME WTH THANK YOU SOO MUCH

This honestly helped alot! Thanks man🙌🏼🙏🏼

This is a great tip! You were spot on with the strain. Thought that was genuinely normal

AMAZINGGGGGG! THANK YOU!

Thank you so much that was awesome!

Who want to buy 2 carrots for 69 emerald

@DelianFast-sj3ek

Ай бұрын

HMMMMMMMMMMM

it’s crazy how when i was younger i could sing “Queen of the Night” perfectly, but as soon as puberty hit me I started sounding like a Batman who smokes 2 packs a day

This video made me realize that I've not only never been able to sing due to vocal strain, but that I just in general have never really spoken or breathed without some form of pain in my body. It might just be due to my poor constitution, but breathing in an of itself is a straining thing for me, so learning that I needed to have a relaxed throat and voice when I sing was definitely a bit of a news flash. Although I don't trust that I can fully learn how to sing with my poor adaptation rate, your tutorial was at least able to inform me of information that's been bothering me for a long portion of my life, so thanks for that! It was decently informative and encouraging.

Exactly what I was looking for. You've got a subscriber!

I recommend This person’s Channel to everyone. Lots of Love from Nepal 🇳🇵. Your videos have helped me alot .

@0twin811

3 жыл бұрын

im from nepal

Interesting video, well explained. Greetings from Germany ✌

Saw instant improvement thanks for the future practice lessons I’ll be doing

This is probably the best 1st lesson I’ve come across…subscribed. Hoping I can learn to sing (from zero) to first full song (to hero) in next few months, in right pitch, etc.