I'm so pleased that the pigeon question got the respect and seriousness that it deserved. Bravo, This channel is ace!

@markpr73

2 жыл бұрын

Saved me the hassle of gathering nerds with calculators to find out that it will take no less than 3750 large pigeons to get me off the ground. Kudos, Justin.

@phantomechelon3628

Жыл бұрын

At some point in the near future The Darkness will play a show and Justin will make his stage entrance, borne aloft by 1,800 medium-sized pigeons. 😆

@shornoMALONEY

Жыл бұрын

Justin forgot to mention that once he's at his destination, they can take him home again, bonus!

@lincalmighty

Жыл бұрын

@@phantomechelon3628 Supposing you didn't want the pigeons to work too hard, and to err on the side of caution you might order 2,000 pigeons to be safe. Surely you'd need some sort of lightweight string to connect the pigeons to the body, since 2,000 pigeons would struggle to all find a foothold at once. The string would have weight in and of itself, so the extra pigeons might be necessary to offset the logistics.

@RIForg

Жыл бұрын

Honestly I am amazed at this questions response. This man is a scollar!

Hey Justin, my name is Matt Ramsey and I'm a vocal coach (as well as a true fan of yours). I just wanted to pop in and say that your description of your upper register is spot-on! As a singing teacher, I would call your approach at the top of your voice a "Head Voice Belt", rather than a falsetto. The distinction is one of strength resulting from closure of the vocal folds. The stronger the closure of the folds, the louder the sound. Falsetto comes from a weaker, breathier production with vocal folds closing less tightly. That is contrasted with your typical approach to those high notes: one of strength, power and twang. Keep up the great work. I watch all your videos!

@edwardjons8684

2 жыл бұрын

@@daverowe4566 Dude comes in with an interesting informed view, and you come back with that pathetic comment. The saying needs updating to “those who can’t, troll.”

@brodjefferson3513

2 жыл бұрын

What's your career, Dave?

@brodjefferson3513

2 жыл бұрын

@@daverowe4566 Good man

@MattFoleysGhost

2 жыл бұрын

I like to call it “Forced Falsetto”. Pretty sure I got the term from Robert Plant.

@eelko-jan

Жыл бұрын

@@daverowe4566 Ha! You surely must be the first teacher to actually utter this quote as opposed to having it used against you. Funny. Side note: the world needs guitar teachers , and preferably ones with a sense of humour 😂👊.

This is quite literally my favourite KZread channel I've ever had. I never realized how likeable this guy actually is

@TylerTheTiler

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. He doesn't quite have Russel Brand vibes (it must be the British thing) but it's similar in a likeable and well spoken way, one that gives off a vibe of kind intelligence rather than toxic arrogance or that weird Jordan Peterson feeling of like.. pity or an upturned nose.

@voxi666

Жыл бұрын

Really? I think from their first video back in the early 2000's that it was pretty obvious that Justin is a likeable guy.

@jack-a-lopium

Жыл бұрын

@@TylerTheTiler Unfortunately Brand has turned into a bit of a Peter's-son acolyte, probably realised he's more into young boys... 😉

@le_th_

Жыл бұрын

I never knew who he was until I saw his name on Beato's first channel. lol He's absolutely lovely and so incredibly talented, yet humble? Such charisma...

@justinamenta7241

Жыл бұрын

@@TylerTheTiler wtf? Yes Justin Hawkins is likable, as in the total opposite of what you are......

"How many pigeons would it take to lift you off the ground?" Most people: "I don't know, move on" Justin: *does Math*

@djjazzyjeff1232

Жыл бұрын

It must be a creative person thing because I also play in a band and my head immediately went the same place as his lol.

@HSTPaul

Жыл бұрын

@@djjazzyjeff1232 yeah I'm in a band but for some reason my head didn't go there haha

@destavaiwira9997

Жыл бұрын

I'm still counting pigeons of mine to lift me while replying this. Lol.

@lindahook7056

Жыл бұрын

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@bobhope4949

8 ай бұрын

Ya gotta have goals………

You could invite your brother for an episode just talking about guitar players

@lisamarie1560

2 жыл бұрын

That would be fantastic!

@joegatrill6634

2 жыл бұрын

Good idea!

@CBolt17

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea

@jazzyparntz6451

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@arissp4950

2 жыл бұрын

Yes please

'Permission To Land ' is definitely in the top five greatest debut albums of all time Justin, every track a masterpiece...thank you.

@svenjansen2134

Жыл бұрын

A joy to listen to. A fun ride. Riff after riff, solo after solo. Awesome album!

You answered my question, I'm not worthy 😭 thank you Justin

@BryanHRBrodie

2 жыл бұрын

You are well lucky.

@Casey3-P-O

2 жыл бұрын

Yea..he's a cool dude

@BryanHRBrodie

2 жыл бұрын

He is indeed. He started to answer my question on a live stream about a month back but never finished reading it out. I was a little more let down than I should have been and have tried in vain to get him to read another lol

@wessley4606

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine me pooping in your pocket... You're welcome 😇

@le_th_

Жыл бұрын

I was just dying laughing when he began the internet search, but when he pulled out the calculator, it suddenly got real. lol Creative question, hotfrog, well done!

To be honest, never a huge fan of the Darkness. Don't know why, just didn't. But after watching these videos and keeping up with them, I really love this dude. I'm going to give the music a shot again.

@patthewoodboy

2 жыл бұрын

same , hes coming across as human being

@LordSeth-hf8ew

2 жыл бұрын

i don't know alot of darkness songs, but they aren't bad at all, id say good tbh especially a thing called love, ive been singing that in my head for years

@Warren2490

2 жыл бұрын

@@LordSeth-hf8ew They made sick tunes. 'I've met jesus' was great, 'every inch of you' also a tune, also they did a christmas song (ill always remember that robot signing with them in the music vid). Just great musicians in general who seemed to have a fun time and didn't take themselves too seriously like some do.

@XxCorvette1xX

2 жыл бұрын

Check out their song Black Shuck

@virginiaviola5097

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto. He is a musician’s musician. And great company. I feel bad about never giving him the credit that he is most certainly due. This has to be one of the best accidentally stumbled upon KZread channels..found it last night, still watching.

Justin you look and sound amazing 🤩 There is no need to change . We love you just as you are .👍

In 2004 I was in a hs acapella group…the director made us do “I believe in a thing called love”. The song really challenged me vocally but I have been a whaler ever since! Thank you good sir!

Your hair and you are awesome Justin! Don't cut your hair just because you think you're too old. My father-in-law is 72 and he still rocks the long hair and looks great!

You are one of the greatest rock singers of the last 30 years!!!!

@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain

2 жыл бұрын

🥺

@Holdeenio

2 жыл бұрын

Here here! 🙌🏼

@lisamarie1560

2 жыл бұрын

Absofrigginlutely!

@danieljillings8183

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@independenceltd.

2 жыл бұрын

@@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain 40?

For the record, I really appreciate your mid range as well as your high register work. You're a brilliant singer. Put that in your pocket for keeps

@Jack-lt7hi

2 жыл бұрын

"put that in your pocket for keeps" ha! 🙂

When I first got into the Darkness back in 2003, my impression after listening to PTL was: wow, this guy sings like Freddie and plays like Brian! But it was simply the divine Justin. Cheer from italy and thnx forever

@svenjansen2134

Жыл бұрын

Package Deal

I'm all for the long hair! Love The Darkness and your content alike! Cheers from a fellow musician from Brazil!

Justin any chance you could do a video on before the fame ? Like how the darkness got spotted and signed etc . Would love to hear about this . A lot of bands never run through how they did it etc and it would be great to know . Massive fan ! :)

@dougieboxell6505

2 жыл бұрын

I would love to hear about this too

@lisamarie1560

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto this! Would love to hear your take on the process of your personal experience. Only what you’re comfortable sharing of course. In any artistic endeavor naturally you want it to connect with people, and successfully doing that must be amazing. Fame however, I would expect is an unwelcome pitfall. So many negatives with fame like paparazzi, tabloid news, being young and fans constantly giving you alcohol and substances to abuse. Sooo many women almost literally throwing themselves at you, I expect also men and non binary folks too, LGBTQ, equal opportunity people throwing themselves at you (‘sacred promise of fellatio’ one of my favorite lines of many in Shitting Out Solid Gold!). It seems like a dangerous rabbit hole that can make it hard to be faithful to the person you love, can distance you from your kids, etc. I would love to be successful, but I’m quite sure I would hate fame. Now I’ve got David Bowie’s song stuck in my head.

@rhyswilliams4893

Жыл бұрын

He has explained it all in parts over many videos. A full explanation together would be great though.

You went to my college Justin, always been a fan of yourself and The Darkness, we watched a early tour video about the band and it was really inspiration. Your range is amazing and your a great guitar player. This channel Is awesome. What a guy 🤙

I would love to know more about how you take care of your voice! It amazes me that you do this videos, plus long lives while on tour and you still sound amazing!! I’ve sang my whole life but since getting into rock n roll singing my voice gets so tired so quickly😭

great selection of questions, even better answers. this is getting better and better.

I was front row at the clip you showed in the early part of the video… one of the best live performances (despite the sound issues that you were plagued with…at least from what I can recall) I’ve ever seen. Made my Download festival being able to see you guys rocking out in front of a packed audience. Much love.

I adore you and your magnificent voice! Thank you for your humor and talent😻You are a balm in a world that is wounded. Big hugs sweet man!❤️

I love your voice, man. That’s all I wanna say.

I found your channel a few weeks back and I must say, I love how fresh and truthful the channel is and how down to earth you are. Thanks for hitting so many questions head on, but also, man am I ever having a blast rediscovering The Darkness! Peace out.

I'm glad the pigeon question got thoroughly cleared up. Thank you kindly.

I love how every intro, the song, is very, very slightly different. The world moves and grows, it mutates and survives. The amp with glass and transformers makes the best noise. , .....And reverb.

I love your voice, but even more than that I love your lyrics, and even further smothered in love is your guitar work!

@TheChadTI

2 жыл бұрын

His lyrics are awesome. Unironicly work on a few levels.

I'm happy I found your channel. I saw The Darkness once in Portland, OR and it was one of the best shows I have ever been to.

I LOVED your hair short. I liked it both in the Open Fire video, but also really liked your cut/style in the Last Of Our Kind video! You crack me up in every video 😆. Love these always. I felt bereft when there was no vid yesterday. 🥺 You’ve spoiled us. ♥️

"Always on the Run" is my favourite riff too. Such a great one. Somehow manages to be both badass and funky at the same time

@swingthatthing

2 жыл бұрын

I learnt that last month by coincidence, solo is fun

I tell my buddies every so often when I get on a bender darkness kick that you guys are likely my favorite band of my lifetime. A huge influence on my guitar playing but just great tunes in general. No need to skip songs, just let each album ride. It's been awesome to get into your channel good sir. Love your even keel demeanor.

@lisamarie1560

2 жыл бұрын

I feel the same. Queen is probably my all time favorite, but a band where all members are living and still playing and writing together (miss Deacon), favorite current band is hands down The Darkness. There are no bad songs, hardly even any songs I may be a bit ‘meh’ about. Solid gold!

Such a great channel. I always leave with a smile, Thanks Justin. Ride on!

We really love this channel. You seem to be a wonderful human being!

@JustinHawkinsRidesAgain

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

Another great vid and another heartfelt whimsical glance. A national treasure you are Sir

@lisamarie1560

2 жыл бұрын

As I’m from the states and think he’s beloved globally, I think of him as an international treasure. Global treasure works too. Dare I say Universal Treasure?!

@maxbaby77

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisamarie1560 agreed

Perfect intro. Took a while to nail it. Perfection 🥰

This is pure gold! I’m really happy I found this.

Such an entertaining and informative video today. Loved it.

When you finished “I believe in a thing called love” did you know you just made a masterpiece?

@christineschreiner1584

2 жыл бұрын

That song is great! When I am ina crappy mood I turn that video/song and it puts me in a better mood.

The way you describe music is brilliant. Weather you're describing music from a musicians point of view or a fan of music point of view I UNDERSTAND IT, LEARN FROM IT & LAUGH ABOUT IT !

@svenjansen2134

Жыл бұрын

Would make a great teacher.

Justin you are the man and put on a great show. I really dig the cool inside info and advice you give.

Always enjoy your videos!!

Your attitude, speaking voice and mannerisms remind me a lot of Freddie Mercury. Very cool.

@Notinserviceij

Жыл бұрын

Tbh he reminds me more of Brian May

Justin bless you! These videos are getting me through a crazy rough time, and always uplift me, make me smile and laugh. 😹 I love your theorizings on proper and poor uses of ‘yeah’s’ and ‘ooohhhs’ and ‘woahs’, etc. I would love to see your take on the song/vid of Usher’s ‘Yeah!’ ft. Ludacris and Lil Jon. The whole song is premised on ‘yeah’s’. Would love to hear your breakdown on this one. 🧐🙏🏼

this channel just keeps getting fucking better!!! thank you! pure entertainment with a little education mixed in, couldnt ask for more! oh wait, yes i can... would love to see more of you customs and amps on the channel for sure.

Just saw the darkness live in Dublin and it’s astounding how good your voice is now!

I love the way you sing .it's alot like Freddy murcury..I like your personality too..I saw you on rig rundown and been a fan ever since...I can't sing for sht.. lol.. your the man..I enjoy this channel. It's nice to talk or listen ..happy late valentines day

It’s a reinforced falsetto. And it’s fantastic! The control is what’s so difficult to master.

Excellent description about valve amps. Beautiful chat ! Thank You

So glad you made this channel. Thanks =)

The Pigeon question 👍

Hi Justin, we do a cover of “I Believe In A Thing Called Love” and people LOVE IT when we play it! The falsetto thing is right: I, for example, only use some kind of falsetto when singing certain lines (the first two occurrences of “god, you're touching me”, also “just listen to the rhythm of my heart” and “we'll be rocking till the sun goes down”) to make them a bit softer, but for the rest of the song, even the higher screams like the one at the end, is just head voice. You, and especially that song, made me really up my register game. You're a beast, man. Cheers and Metal! 🤘😎

I just love to hear ur voice and how god u are to respond to ALL types of Questions

I'm currently watching this particular video, but I'm popping in to say, I'm a huge fan of your voice in all its splendor. I've honestly been blown away recently by your softer tones on So Long. Your vocals are so gorgeous on that. I genuinely adore all you do, but I love it when I hear you try different things like that. I'm officially on board for an album of acoustic rock tunes. Well, I'm on board for anything really. You sing it, i'll listen. Oh and your hair is awesome. I miss my long hair, but it can be hassle. I dug the Mark Knopfler headbead and short hair look. DO IT! Cheers!

Thanks for putting me on to Tim Pearce I didn't realise how iconic the guy was cheers

Keep you hair Long Justin. You are never too old to rock long hair.

Best explanation of why valve amps can’t be matched by modellers, cheers! Not just for big gigs or recording either, at home too(with attenuator) , guitars come alive when they are just on the verge of feedback.

*YOU*, my dear man, are ADORABLE! My favourite thing about you is your love for your fans and your openness about yourself and your thoughts. Too many times celebrities get bogged down by the fame and forget how to be a real person. It makes me super happy that you have not fallen in that trap. Keep doing what you are doing! LOVE YA!!!

honestly very impressed by your math(s) skills. the analysis and thought process you exhibited indicates that you have an inquisitive and scientific mind. combined with your obvious art/music talents.... is there anything you can't do?

The darkness best rock n roll band in 20 years

Great stuff Justin. Informative, creative and very funny. More of this heady mix please 🤣🧐✊🏽

That was great to hear the guitar info. I loved hearing the tech stuff about the amps - and also that you gave your un biased opinion on a mix of amps rather than just one. I think the mixture and difference between what you and Dan play sounds amazing. I’m still addicted to sound of Jussy’s girl! What an amazing track. It would be awesome to hear your breakdown of your tracks or what inspired you . Thank you mr Hawkins!

I totally agree with you on the feeling about standing in front of a loud amp, Justin. There's just something about it.......the soundwaves just sort of pulsating and the air that an amp is pushing. Especially when hitting the strings. There's almost something kind of child-like about it, like when we are very young and realizing that we have some sort of effect on the world. Lead playing is especially like this.....it's like communicating a different language, but louder, and it's interesting how it just becomes more exciting the louder that it gets.

@sproutbliss

Жыл бұрын

💗👏💗

@svenjansen2134

Жыл бұрын

Nicely put! ROCK 🪨 ON

Justin - Do you deal with tinnitus at all? If so, how do you manage it? I played music for years and once I hit middle age that ringing sound came and has refused to leave. I imagine with your time playing music, you may have some similar experiences. I love the channel - all the best to you!

Great content as always

Love the math lesson! 🎶😁🤘

I’ve followed The Darkness since 2003. When Bryan May of Queen is a fan of your music and vocals, you may drop the mic! He worked with arguably the greatest rock vocalist ever and has great taste. Justin has nothing to prove. It’s not a parallel comparison in genre, but Barry Gibb sang some of the greatest 70s music in falsetto. I love Justin’s voice and I belt out his songs while running on my treadmill lol. Thank You Justin. You’re helping keep me in shape.

@lisamarie1560

2 жыл бұрын

Yes when Brian May is a big fan, you have most definitely landed, or ‘arrived’! That had to feel incredibly rewarding. Then to get to go on to play with Queen + Adam Lambert, etc. Plus your drummer is Rufus Tiger Taylor, literally rock and roll royalty 2.0. I hope Rufus is your drummer forever. He seems like a perfect fit.

I luvs a guitar centric JH vid! Ta for the cool insight, love all the amps you mentioned.

You have the voice of an angel and you never forget it!

Love the pigeon content. Also do you only review specific bands or types bands or do you review all?

Your voice is inspiring. I love talent and music that push me to become a better musician and you definitely do. Much love to you Mr. Hawkins ♡

Stellar episode 👌 ✨

I am working and putting out my own music, coming and listening to Mr, Hawkins is not only relaxing and entertaining, but also gets my confidence up a bit. Don't know how to explain it.

How about having your brother pop in sometime on your show?

You have a fantastic range Justin and I am envious of it and of your fearlessness to stand on a stage and show it off. It's an amazing thing. Any thoughts on Axl Rose's vocal range? It is said that he has a vocal range of six octaves, from F1 heard in “In There Was a Time“, to B flat 6 while singing “Ain't it Fun“, which is five octaves above it. I thought it was madness but under the right conditions with the right frame of mind arrived at through the right combination of snack choices, you can hear the individual tracks of a song and if you focus your mind in the right way you can hear the backing tracks on some of the songs where he was doing them and the low notes are unbelievably low. The highs we've all heard of course but some of the notes he sings are so low they almost feel like a drone. It's wild. Does anyone have a wider range? Is that a legit measurement? I don't know.

@RickReasonnz

2 жыл бұрын

Corey Taylor has 5 and a half octaves, and Mike Patton can do 6. Think Mariah Carey's around there too. But I've always found those kind of measurement incredibly nebulous and, tbh, bullshit. All about what determine a hit note; is it once heard, is it sustainable, etc, etc. Really don't like Axl's high end; prefer hearing him in Patience than I do in songs like You Could Be Mine. For me, one of those bands where I prefer to music to the vocals, like (hot take) The Police.

Great vid again. 👍 Fully agree on the valve amp on stage subject. And also the point of two different amps in the band.

I totally agree with the stuff about amps. On a record, modeling can be perfect but live nothing beats the sound washing over you as you play and the chaotic art of feedback.

I LOVE YOUR HAIR! As a fellow long haired man, I enjoy the company of other men with long hair. But honestly do whatever makes you feel happy. I think the long hair is cool, you will never be too old for long hair, but yeah if you need to change it up, that's fully up to ya.

@Gilly999999

2 жыл бұрын

Long haired people unite!

@bmmaaate

2 жыл бұрын

It's just a shame that women don't seem to appreciate hair.

@SixtySecondYoga

2 жыл бұрын

@@bmmaaate women absolutely do appreciate hair

@bmmaaate

2 жыл бұрын

@@SixtySecondYoga In my experience there is one 'rock chick' for every rock dude, and 90% of them choose to pair up with boring short back and sides types. Which takes the odds of meeting someone down to 100/1.

The pigeons calculation made me smile :-). It is a bit pointless though: I don't think pigeons will want to carry a human associated with a hawk.

Justin, don’t lose the hair! You’re so handsome with it! The short hair does look great too but I’ll always like the long hair more. Love what you do so much! And THANK YOU these videos are just what I needed❤️❤️ Stay blessed 😊

Hey Justin! With this one, I guess you're done filling up your Top 5 best theme song performances. I'm loving this one, and I actually wonder how you achieve such flawless delivery, because the posture does not look ideal ; however, you're undoubtedly nailing it. Plus, your series this week was a blast, really! Thanks again, again...

The greatest voice of all time and pitch perfect every single performance just as nature intended.

Your voice and range is staggering, absolutely love your singing. Do you have a favorite key you prefer to sing in?

@rangerCG

2 жыл бұрын

The key of awesome.

@SilojensenDK

2 жыл бұрын

D minor

@lisamarie1560

2 жыл бұрын

@@rangerCG 🤣

@madmags969

2 жыл бұрын

@@SilojensenDK its the saddest key

I recently got a Laney cab so it makes me happy that you back them.

Lil Devil was one of my favourites as a kid. It was a nice surprise to hear the riff! Thanks again Justin!

Best vocalist ever is Freddie Mercury.... the fact that you sound similar (not the same, similar) makes me really happy. Everytime you sing it makes my brain swim in all those hormones. Love it

@HorologicRannygazoo

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't and don't like The Darkness, BUT the voice he uses to sing his intro to these videos make me go "damn, he sounds like Freddie Mercury" every time.

@Mitch93

2 жыл бұрын

@@HorologicRannygazoo Freddie never did those high notes, it was Roger.

@HorologicRannygazoo

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mitch93 I like Roger's singing, too -- his notes in Bohemian Rhapsody are crazy. "I'm in Love with my Car" is one of my favorite Queen songs. But if I just heard the "Justin Hawkins rides again... again" without seeing Justin singing it, I would swear that was Freddie Mercury.

@xBlink182Love

2 жыл бұрын

I know right?! I feel the exact same way 😍

@bnicolette14

Жыл бұрын

eh, that's an opinion

You’re not too old for long hair and they add such a power and energy on stage! You still look like in LIOAF, and come on, we are still all 20 here, and we know it right? 😅 leave short hair to bloody politicians, it’s not something for rock & roll 😉

i dont know any of this music... but you are a joy to watch.. cheers.

I'm late to watching this, but thanks for answering my question Justin! I would also echo the sentiment that I'd love to hear a conversation between you and your brother on here talking about all things guitar and guitarists.

Don’t cut your hair - you look great. I hope you were being sarcastic.

@dianevanderlinden3480

2 жыл бұрын

anyone who can grow their hair should!

The song "Just" by Radiohead uses a chord for all 12 notes. I believe it was a challenge between Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood to see who could write the song with the most chords. Like you said, there's no limit as long as the melody justifies it.

@xxseethexx8002

2 жыл бұрын

This is correct sir!

I love your sense of humor!

The Darkness has brought me , a drummer, much happiness for over 20 years, the world needs real Rock. Justin Hawkins never stopped riding !!!!

you sound like you use your chest and head voice. which more rock singers need to keep doing. u have an amazing voice! freddie had a similar situation also plant. i totally agree it's definitely not a true falsetto.

Are the Darkeness going to re-release Permission to Land on vinyl? It's nearly 20 years since it's release. It would be great to have on vinyl. Cheers Justin, really enjoying the videos.

Best part of the day!

Double rectifier. Brilliant.👌👌

Interview Rufus and your Bass Player - They don't say shit.

@lisamarie1560

2 жыл бұрын

I agree this would be fun. Also have liked the comments about an episode with Dan.

You look absolutely smashing with long hair, Justin; not that you need to keep it long, mind you.

I gotta agree with you on both of the amp questions. The mix of Marshall and American-sounding amp is especially great. A cranked up and overdriven Plexi / slightly less overdriven JCM800 mixed with a 5150/Recto is a magical combination for anything that needs to sound heavy. I've personally doubled tracks on albums with that setup, sounds amazing.

Great voice justin,see you in dublin on the 28th February can't wait.

Considering "I believe in a thing called love" I think it's funny how the "just listen to the rhythm of my heart" parts ARE in falsetto (I think), but they're followed by HIGHER notes that aren't falsetto.

@JobForAMaxboy

2 жыл бұрын

The softer high parts are definitely falsetto. I think the highest parts are mixed voice though. I can't sing like Justin, but I have a similar range, and if I sing his most pushed parts I use mixed voice. Pure falsetto doesn't have enough power, at least as fair as I'm aware. You can really scream in falsetto, like death metal scream, but to hit the pure notes on the chorus of IBIATCL, I'm sure it's mixed

@Marklar3

2 жыл бұрын

@@JobForAMaxboy I would have guessed the higher parts in that song are belting, but I'm a novice when it comes to vocal technique. I'm pretty sure I've heard him use mixed voice as well though.

@JobForAMaxboy

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marklar3 belting is more in chest voice. Once you get to the top of your range, assuming you know how to use head voice, youll probably be using pure head voice or a mix with falsetto if you're singing with power