As with Spenser Sotelo and now Lukas, Chris shows us how these guys don't just do it without knowing anything at all. They KNOW what their doing to not hurt themselves. It's really an eye opener for me. Thanks, Chris. And Lukas. Oh, and Spenser.

Lukas is one of the most free range vocalist in the industry. Truly impressive skills. Matriarch is one of my all time favorite metal albums. Banger after banger those guys are all super mega professionals, truly into their craft, putting on a show. Creating art. 🤙🏽

Wow his screams are amazing and not what I thought his speaking voice would sound like.

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Ya, he's a chill guy... But a brutal vocalist !!

@fenderfox5080

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisliepe I joined the warm-ups and watched them all today, I wasn't able to try them but I did have a question about the buzzer technique? By doing the buzzer is the feeling you get from it something you want to have all the time, or leaning into it rather while your singing different notes and things? Is this something you can turn on whenever you want sorta like Shawn Morgan or Kurt or Chris? If so this is what I'm really trying to learn the most, while also doing high notes like 90s stuff. Thanks man you always have new techniques I can barely keep up lol.

At the risk of sounding like a frustrated housewife, thanks for helping me find my "buzzer"! 😂

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

hehe

Lukas phenomenal vocalist! The way he can transition back and forth between the cleans and harsh vocals is mindblowing. Can't wait for new music from VOM! \m/

I've been screaming for about 15 years, certainly the unsafe way, letting all out. I've watched several vids and techniques but never really got them. And here's the buzzard technique that totally made sense to me and gave instant results. No other technique worked for me. Kudos to Lukas!

Incredible vocalist. Man those highs on Aeris get me every time.

I took 6 lessons with Lukas and it completely changed how I sing and scream for the better, I'm no able to do things I never had before and in a healthy way. And I took those lessons after a music degree, in multiple choirs and bands, and learning from an individual with a Master degree in vocal performance and coaching, and another individual who was a grammy winning singer. Lukas is the shit.

I'm a voice actor, and screaming can really trash my voice. There are times I want to go for intensity, but I just end up losing all my air in a loud burst. These techniques will come in handy next time I have to do some sustained battle cries, or death yells.

Wauw! The buzzer really hits it home for me as to where to place the distortion! 👍🏻👍🏻

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Awesome!

Favorite vocalist ever.

I hear lots of Spencer in his singing and It's great.

Wow he has great clean technique

Lukas is such an amazing vocalist, when i first heard vom i somewhat assumed there were two separate vocalists. crazy how much range and technical ability he has

I’ve been trying out the buzzer technique but couldn’t find some more info about it. This video is just what i needed, thank you guys! ❤

Omg , Never knew how to achieve this without hurting my voice. Took like 10 minutes to get there. Thank you so much.

Lukas is an amazing vocalists, definitely one of my main inspirations for both singing and screaming! This is such great content

Yesss... so stoked you got him on here!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Me too :)

Definitely more of this!

Thanks Lauren!

Saw them live a few years ago with Lukas and he sounded great. Cool to see a lesson with him

Thank you so much for having Lukas on to help demonstrate this tutorial! Really hope Veil of Maya comes out with a new album soon!

The buzzer sound sounds like a high compressed larynx Tuvan throat-singing which is a synchronized vibration pattern on the false vocal cords and then he seemed to switch back on vocal cords distortion. Switching from false cords distortion to vocal cords distortion (or Kargyraa to fry-based screaming) is usually fairly easy because the level of compression in both is fairly the same. But it might be misleading if we don't proper address where the distortion is coming from. Which is why throat-singing is an amazing gateway to extreme voices but I have already said that in your video, right?

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

YES YES YES! Thanks Sebastien!

@zacharysmithingell5460

Жыл бұрын

Lukas, Chris, and Sebastien are the trifecta of my vocal education. Thanks for this clarification, Sebastien!!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

@@zacharysmithingell5460 Hopefully scheduling and the stars will align for Sebastien and I to collaborate on a course in the near future!!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

@Sébastien Croteau !! we need to touch base on scheduling!!! :) !!

@zacharysmithingell5460

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisliepe that is incredibly exciting! I'll keep an eye/ear out for that...

Thx a lot. This exercice help me to have a sensation that I normally only reach when I'm really warm. Really helpfull.

8:02 Lucas went from a casual warm up, to hocking up the most violent loogie ever.

Lukas gave me a voice lesson last year and it helped my screaming a lot.

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

That's great!!

@copsarebastards

Жыл бұрын

yeah that makes sense. seems like he'd be a good teacher. he clearly has thought about this a lot.

Thanks Lauren Babic to have share the link of your video!!👍 Now, I must job!!🤘🤘

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Thanks Lauren!!

Seriously appreciate the content with lukas I find his explanations to the approach of a complex topic such as singing to be very digestible

Thanks a ton for selflessly sharing your vocal placements or techniques. I really improved a ton in my singing (Improved in a sense that I can sing those higher pitches in the right the way and to sail along different resonances in a more comfortable way.

Love the wordplay in the name of the course!

Thanks guys.

Good.

Never heard of the buzzer sound before. Looking forward to trying it out! Thank you both

Thankyou lucas!

Thanks Chris and Lucas great video and easy explanation I enjoyed the warmups from Lucas and your video Chris very helpful ,fantastic.

Great to see Lukas on this channel. Just like spencer, one of the best in the scene atm.

I think you might've accidentally dragged the audio file from 8:10 to 7:43 :D But this was a super helpful tutorial! I like the different kind of approach!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Sorry about that... ya bad edit :( Fortunately it didn't get in the way too much.

0:18 "I'll show you bald screamer....you-" So amazed how you take the tome to even have gueats in the videos teach. Thanks for the dily dose 👉👉

Lukas sounds more like a buzzer than a buzzer does, great video!!!

God I love this channel.

Great video guys

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Hey you guys have the same hair style! Lol this was really helpful though 👍🏻

oh my god i got it working, this is insane

Here bc of Lauren Babic 😁

I feel a big course coming up with Lukas??? The one where Spencer Sotelo recorded Lukas is AWESOME and worth every dollar, seeing those 3 guys in Chris's Studio!!!! Very inspiring! But I would Love a course where it is more about Lukas his singing, because it seems like Lukas has a bit of a different approach than Spencer.... For now, looking forward to startwith the free warm-up course 😀 THANKS & Please Keep on Rocking Guys!!!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Yep! It’s coming!! :)

@innersoundjsd5770

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisliepe Awesome!!! - :-D

This is cool, i always found that when i would push my extreme vocals id get laryngitis quite fast unless i really practiced going back and forth from screaming and singing. It would make it to where i couldnt hit high notes or growls like it turned off part of my vocal chords. Man theyre so much fun tho

when i just imagining the buzzer thing woah it works

Pristine stuff!

I think it’s important to mention that you should always clean up your voice after practicing distortion.

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Yes very key! I've done a video on exactly that... search the technique playlist and you'll find that one and lots more :)

Wow, that third example at the end felt like a completely different placement than my normal compression with the buzzer sound. It felt like I was about to hock a loogie. It worked though when I added more pressure to try and hit a pitch! But I don't know if it felt safe..

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Right??!! By bringing it "back" as he states, it does feel like a completely different technique, but it sure works!

Super awesome video thank you! I always look at your videos to find the best way to take care of the voice. Have you ever reviewed Shayley Bourget of Dayshell? He has a very unique sing/scream. They just released a single called, “letting go” where he does it in the “go”

that screaming sound is SICK!!! Please do a complete singing course for this!!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

The full course will be available next week!! :) Sign up for the free warmups course linked in the description of this video so you're sure to get an email about the big course! :)

@timhenson864

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisliepe Yeah!! Can't wait for the full course !!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

@@timhenson864 just came out yesterday! Head to mymusicalvoice.com and check it out :)

@timhenson864

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisliepe just bought the full course!! really appreciate what you've done, I mean the whole platform you created which offer high quality music education for us in a very affordable price!!!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

@@timhenson864 Awesome, Jason! I'm so glad you've enjoyed the courses and the platform. I love hearing that!

This is awesome. You should get dude from the veer union on here

Love it...these deep dives into the finer details of singing. Do you have a video or general insights/thoughts on overall health/fitness on vocal performance/recovery/maintenance? I do covers gigs a couple/few/several times a week year round, solo and with bands at 3 hours at a time...usually back to back nights. Been heavily struggling with vocal maintenance and decline (and inflammation) and just keen to hear any wisdom on that front. I warm up religiously, am pretty damn mindful of what I eat and stay active, sing with IEM's, try to actively sing with decent technique and not strain/reach, but still cooked. Any thoughts/resources/recommendations/references are super appreciated. Love your stuff! Thanks man.

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Lukas will have a course coming out in a month called “total vocal fitness” haha. Will be dealing with exactly what you’re asking about :)

@dereksmith1159

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisliepe yesssssss thank you!!!

Fuck he leaked the coveted buzzer sound, the key to soft pallet distortion. If you guys dont wanna enroll for lessons you basically belt through pure buzzer sound to get a fry scream. The belts gotta be powerful and you gotta have maximum twang, or it doesnt work.

You can tell Chris drank some coffee before shooting 😂 *rocks back and forth*

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Haha I always rock back and forth. No coffee needed. I just sway :)

Ive never clicked a video so fast

i would love to see you digest a corpse husband song. love you work, helped me a lot with my screams and clean vocals. i've been doing vocals for 4 years and can easily tell the difference in my experience. changed my technique a few times and found my own that works perfectly and i dont hurt my vocal cords thanks to your pain free training

It would be awesome to see some love for slam death metal also lol

You should do the song "Give" by aduioslave...top 3 best chris cornell songs.

The gameshow singing method revealed

So his singing sound is really forward and bright, i also found some other rock teachers saying to get really forward especially with singing high notes. My thing is i struggle with getting that manly chest voice and my song teacher says to open my throat and lower my larynx a little bit, making me sound very classical. It helps to find my chest voice, but i do struggle to understand how to get a forward placement like this, like is the the soft pallate dropping to create more nasal resonamce or something?

NICE! Is it just me, or is the audio cutoff at the end at 8:08?

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Ya, bad edit... sorry :(

Lukas Hungarian? :D

All i could think about when i heard the "buzzing" exercise: "Hey... wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world? ... EEEEEEEGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"

Do vocal analysis of ozzy

The buzzer sound feels like knives in my upper throat, but worked fine yesterday.. what can i be doing wrong to make that sound hurt? It seem to just happen sometimes, like suddenly some lower part of my throat activates and starts vibrating making it feel like sandpaper😅

@MrSuperFett

Жыл бұрын

this is happenig to me too how do you fix it

Soon as I try the buzzer I get the irritated folds feeling - curious is that gritty sound by nature a compression effect? I don’t mean to over-technicalize it, just didn’t CLICK for me instantly.

@angryktulhu

Жыл бұрын

it's just false vocal cords. Irritated feeling is just your body doing something it's not familiar with. It disappears with time (~1 week)

@jvince001

Жыл бұрын

@@angryktulhu thank you!

I can do the third variation at the 7:42 mark but it's really breathy and not really distorted. Any suggestions?

Mr. Liepe, I have been successfully making most of these sounds for a year with what I am pretty sure is proper support. However, I still get a scratchy throat (sometimes coughing) when I make them. Because of this, I have been unable to progress. What can I do? I'm getting pretty discouraged

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

It's all about the PLACEMENT, which can be so frustrating for some if you don't have the right exercises. Maybe you're ready for THIS: www.mymusicalvoice.com/p/the-aggressive-vocalist-s-master-plan-of-attack

Veil's Mikasa and Outsider are the top played songs on Spotify for a reason - this singer can fucking rip. Really hoping the next album isn't super generic metalcore chugfest breakdown city without any variation and/or clean singing whatsoever like some recent releases have been. I mean cmon throw us a fuckin bone and let it rip again with a return to form (i.e. Mikasa)

What's the name of the song from veil of maya at the beginning of this video? Please!? Shit is awesome as fuck!

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Outrun or outsider :)

Dear lord, can some kind soul PLEASE tell me the name of the song he is singing in the beginning.

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Outrun by Lukas' band Veil of Maya

@mechamahou8467

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisliepe thanks! Great teachers the both of you are btw!

I try it but i still feel the scratchiness in my throat

Is that safe in the long term?

Do I have to shave my head to be able to sing with distortion?

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Yes :)

They aren't talking to each other but more like recording a reaction to each other's phrases wtf xD

Comment for da algorithm Streak count: 171

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

;)

hey chris do you think you could do a reaction to will ramos larynxscopy ?

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

That's a good idea!

i know how to pronounce his last name now!

What's the song name at 0:18

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

An original by Lukas from his band SIFYN

@0:16 song?

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

Outrun

true chord metal screams vs false chord metal screams...

Please check out Lynn Gunn Lzzy Hale or Frank Iero or Ray Toro. Yes, 2 mcr guys have solo albums! Sadly, Ray's only album didn't get much attention. Frank has 3 albums & a few EPs.

how does phlegm factor in all this?

@chrisliepe

Жыл бұрын

With the right approach, it doesn't have to factor in at all! It can be there, but be completely inert from a sound and sensation point of view.

Bald people freak me out but this is informative

Why do they look like

So I need to shave my head? Sorry I wasn't paying attention

I'm starting to believe that screaming too much cause lost of hair....

hey... Wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world? 0:56 😂😂

"Wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world?"

AY! Finally cut off the mop! Looks great bro.

This should’ve come out last week to provide context. Cos on [m]other he levelled tf up!