Timecodes: 0:42 - CVT Overview 1:52 - Vocal Effects Demo 3:11 - Research on Effects 3:55 - Effect study 5:42 - Levels of the vocal tract 6:29 - Keywords on the practical work with rough effects 8:10 - Distortion 13:28 - Arytenoid Rattle 17:09 - Growl 21:20 - Grunt 24:55 - Conclusion 26:26 - Fundamentally, we can say ... =)) (watch till the end)
@Contrah7775 күн бұрын
Is this false cord or fry or something else ?
@arneniit6805Ай бұрын
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@monologamistАй бұрын
Epic
@alansu6112 ай бұрын
Saw Kaare and Claes almost 20 years ago, how amazing!!! Love you all.
@alansu6112 ай бұрын
Kaare is the best, love you!!!
@alansu6112 ай бұрын
Great teaching Christina!
@fenderchick19773 ай бұрын
I downloaded the app! This was the most helpful tip I’ve ever found on ornamentation. Thank you so very much!
@GGbond7633 ай бұрын
Hello, I am a little confused about the breath support part of CVT. CVT divides breath support into resistance and movement, but does not say what resistance is and how to practice it. So I want to ask should the abdomen be moving inward all the time? What is the difference between the abdominal state of high and low voices? How to practice resistance?😢😢
@HexspaАй бұрын
There are other videos. My understanding is the “resistance” is resisting the air from all going out. The support in should be low from under your navel and your tailbone coming under while your diaphragm pushes out sideways under your ribs and forward under your sternum. Check out this short from a cvt coach jk7T4Krh8Ms
@henrysantiagomarino29433 ай бұрын
Happy to know that you are uploading vidoes in the KZread channel again!
@GGbond7633 ай бұрын
Another point is that the background of this video and the teacher's clothes are black, and I feel that I can't see them clearly. I hope to improve it.
@michellesanders69273 ай бұрын
Yes, that is a good point and thank you for letting us know
@monologamist3 ай бұрын
So good
@heythere69833 ай бұрын
When learning to do distortion is it a more fatiguing exercise than regular singing? When I used to do my normal scales and open singing (neutral) is then work on some rasp, it never hurt and I felt the rasp came from higher up yet I did notice I’d lose some top end notes somewhat quick after trying rasp out after my normal exercises. I wonder if it is just more fatiguing and that’s why I lost top end a little Periodically, and I mean above middle c ish. Or should it not be more fatiguing than regular neutral singing? I always wondered how to build stamina for that vocally . At that point I was doing like an hour and a half of vocal exercises lol
@DanAmareOfficial3 ай бұрын
I'm not a CVT coach but from my understanding, it should NEVER hurt your throat. It is more physically demanding from your support though and requires more energy. So your body will be more physically tired after. That could affect your ability to support your highest notes as now you're too tired. If you're losing your voice on your higher notes, and your voice is becoming hoarse then this could mean that you're doing distortion incorrectly and causing uncontrolled constriction and damage to your vocal cords. Be sure you're not pushing too hard while trying to distort! You wont be supporting correctly if you are. Warming up for 1.5hrs sounds incredibly long and that in itself would tire out your body and support.. you wanna make sure you have enough energy left to sing. Warming up is not essential according to CVT, but definitely important to recalibrate your technique and refresh your memory on the good habits. I dont think that needs to be anymore than like 20 mins??
@michellesanders69273 ай бұрын
Thank you for your question and send you the best from us Complete Vocal Institute in Copenhagen. This is a good question and as Dan below also points out should it never hurt your voice or make you feel tired or uncomfortable when singing in Distortion. If you feel you get tired when using distortion I would go a couple of steps back to the basic work and find the distortion sound adding a good amount of TWANG and a good balance off support(active support with movement but not locked support). Also be very aware which mode you are in when adding the effect as when using effect you might get out of setting in relation to what mode you are in and also maybe do combined effects ex. Distortion & Creaking etc.. Should you feel a little insecure I would highly recommend you to maybe find an Authorised CVT Teacher to help you on your way. Hope that answers your question Best Wishes Michelle, Aut. CVT Teacher
@GGbond7634 ай бұрын
great wish more videos
@michellesanders69273 ай бұрын
Thank you we will do our best Best Wishes Michelle Authorised CVT Teacher from Complete Vocal Institute
@GGbond7633 ай бұрын
@@michellesanders6927 Hello, I am a little confused about the breath support part of CVT. CVT divides breath support into resistance and movement, but does not say what resistance is and how to practice it. So I want to ask should the abdomen be moving inward all the time? What is the difference between the abdominal state of high and low voices? How to practice resistance?😫
@michellesanders69273 ай бұрын
@@GGbond763 Yes, I can understand that it might be confusing about the support but in the CVT App it is described under "Feeling Support". During inhalation the diaphragm is contracted and lowered and will naturally stay there for a short time where you would not feel out of breath and need to exhale and breathe. This is called the "free support "Here you do not need more muscles strength to support the voice( more actively use the abdominal, back muscles and loin muscles to hold the air back(controlling the airflow). As soon as you ex. have to sing a longer phrase or higher notes you add gradually more muscle support to control the airflow(holding back the breath). Here you could example feel the active support (when you sing and hold the air back) by placing one hand at the solar plexus and the other hand on your abdomen around the navel and while holding the air back gradually bring out the solar plexus while at the same time bringing in the abdominal. This should give you a sensation that you are working against a resistance but still maintaining the movement while holding the air back. You can also imagine that you are about "to sprint" , blow up a ballon/ but holding the air in - carrying a heavy bag (but not to heavy). The sensation of resistance should never be locked ( the feeling when you add way to much muscles tension)- ex making "heavy sit ups". I hope this covers some of your questions. If you are more interested in CVT you can download the free app in App Store or get it at Google Play. Should you find the free app interesting you can bye the CVT App which covers the whole CVT Technique. Best Wishes Michelle/ Authorised CVT Teacher from Complete Vocal Institute
@GGbond7633 ай бұрын
@@michellesanders6927 hope u can answer me
@iVoceiVoce4 ай бұрын
Thamk you, this is amazing!
@tomars3124 ай бұрын
true there are so many myths out there. Awesome demonstration! :) Loved it
@MrNotChildFriendly4 ай бұрын
2 minutes in and i know this is gonna be good
@oceanwanderer80655 ай бұрын
Just love Maddy's voice and her years in Steeleye Span----Fabulous!
@grellpowa10 ай бұрын
This is so useful, can't thank you enough !
@shimwooley Жыл бұрын
Maddy is great ! I met her and the band in Denver in 1976 and had a drink or four with them after the show. What a great band !! I kept in touch by mail and got a Christmas card from Maddy !
@eikeibanez Жыл бұрын
What is the name of the song that Sascha Wienhausen sings in the live excerpt? I was able to experience Sascha Wienhausen as a singing teacher. An absolute expert who amazed and inspired me. 🙂
@volknerbat7049 Жыл бұрын
Finally a scientific explanation on the difference between CVT modes. In the book it only says "hold" and "bite", which helps getting the mode but are very abstract compared to "the false folds almost completely covers the vocal folds in edge", which justifies the need of defining a "mode".
@volknerbat7049 Жыл бұрын
I can do the arytenoid rattle but can’t seemed to tilt the epiglottis to get the growl…
@hollandrocksls Жыл бұрын
I'm in Tennessee and so thankful to found a teacher online in south America that is teaching me CVT! I've been doing it a year and half now !
@10jonchannel6 ай бұрын
I’m in California, what teacher are you studying with ?
@hollandrocksls6 ай бұрын
@@10jonchannel Sebastian von out of Chile
@singenmitfrauhellwig9006 Жыл бұрын
Great to see you! I found my way to CVI, too. Best wishes from Germany!
@gregthornton4209 Жыл бұрын
Saw Steeleye Span open for Jethro Tull in 1972 !!
@nicolasalter1105 Жыл бұрын
Well Done, Jackie. From Nicki@nuts&honey! Remember.🙋♀️
@ekigbinigie83952 жыл бұрын
This is so interesting. I think it shows the rigour and discipline associated with CVT. I will make inquiries about the CVI course. I hope I can make an appointment with this specialist.
@reubenroo2 жыл бұрын
One of my favourite singers for decades now. So familiar and makes me smile.
@klaudiovile20602 жыл бұрын
Excelent!!!, very helpful.
@angryktulhu2 жыл бұрын
Nah it’s impossible to be quiet doing grunt, you gotta have enough air in order for all those tissues to start vibration
@fidrewe992 жыл бұрын
This is very interesting. I'd really like to hear the samples this is based on. Are those available somewhere? I wonder if the singers had a good technique and these configurations actually correspond to good technique and useable sounds. For example, how high is the larynx actually with edge? According to my experience, while it's not possible to sing edge with a lowered larynx, it's neither necessary nor useful to raise the larynx for edge, unless desired to obtain a specific extreme sound color. Also I wonder if or how overdrive is related to ring. I see the epiglottis is pulled back here, so there is probably ring present in the example shown. Finally, I wonder, how a phonation with both a lot of ring and twang present would be classified in CVT.
@benplayseverything2 жыл бұрын
@23:25 for the whole buffet
@geoffjoffy2 жыл бұрын
Legend.
@MarCee19762 жыл бұрын
She sings Hiawatha's song in Mike Oldfield's Incantations Part Two. I love it!
@linushahs3962 жыл бұрын
She had such a wonderful voice one of my 3 favourite singers the others being Sandy Denny and Joan baez
@abananainspace2 жыл бұрын
It would be amazing if they did an updated version with the new concepts like reduced density
@anna-ripley2 жыл бұрын
And just for the record, I went to several vocal coaches that couldn't teach me to sing the way I wanted. I didn't succeed until I found a vocal coach with a CVT certificate. This method is sooooo good - based on science, not on experience or opinions. It's just brilliant! :-)
@anna-ripley2 жыл бұрын
Good examples of the four vocal modes: Neutral: 00:59 Curbing: 01:09 Overdrive: 01:23 Edge: 01:37
@volknerbat70492 жыл бұрын
Catherine your book is so scientific and organized, it explains almost everything a singer needs, so glad I found it
@evakiefer-ferrara60783 жыл бұрын
I have some hearing impairment as I age and as much as I love singing plus have a decent voice my pitch has been an issue lately. This issue has caused me to retire as a singer which I did for over 40years. So this is very encouraging. thank you
@Semtex7773 жыл бұрын
Was not expecting Satyricon « Mother North » here…
@bastianlarsen73753 жыл бұрын
If you are willing to use CTV you will find out that your voice is a lot more flexible! Many singers think they´re supposed to do one specific thing with their voice but no.
@jazon3453 жыл бұрын
This is the most important distortion in singing video ever made.
@lampwizard48713 жыл бұрын
WITNESSED
@farsoul35653 жыл бұрын
💖💖💖👌👌👌
@soulovelee_24333 жыл бұрын
Only problem is, you can always tell it is a technique. Listen to Mariah Carey, Mary J Blige or black gospel artists, when they growl and squall it sounds natural, like part of their voice. It doesn’t sound like they put an effect on their voice, it sounds organic
@copsarebastards3 жыл бұрын
I can make a distortion that is pretty uncomfortable and painful, and that seems to be the default way I use my voice like the location. Cuz I can feel the difference when I do the throat clear in certain ways, and I can feel it go back to the unhealthy spot when I try to actually use it open mouth. Idk, I'll keep at it. This is cool.
@guitargirl63233 жыл бұрын
You need help?
@benplayseverything2 жыл бұрын
You can try doing it a tiny bit painfully with a lot of energy just to get the sound right and to feel where the vibration comes from, then back off, have a cough drop, and try to get that part vibrating again with less work and less tension so that it doesn't hurt anymore.
@leatieri84613 жыл бұрын
Does the app include exercises, like scales, to use these modes and effects on?
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Timecodes: 0:42 - CVT Overview 1:52 - Vocal Effects Demo 3:11 - Research on Effects 3:55 - Effect study 5:42 - Levels of the vocal tract 6:29 - Keywords on the practical work with rough effects 8:10 - Distortion 13:28 - Arytenoid Rattle 17:09 - Growl 21:20 - Grunt 24:55 - Conclusion 26:26 - Fundamentally, we can say ... =)) (watch till the end)
Is this false cord or fry or something else ?
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Epic
Saw Kaare and Claes almost 20 years ago, how amazing!!! Love you all.
Kaare is the best, love you!!!
Great teaching Christina!
I downloaded the app! This was the most helpful tip I’ve ever found on ornamentation. Thank you so very much!
Hello, I am a little confused about the breath support part of CVT. CVT divides breath support into resistance and movement, but does not say what resistance is and how to practice it. So I want to ask should the abdomen be moving inward all the time? What is the difference between the abdominal state of high and low voices? How to practice resistance?😢😢
There are other videos. My understanding is the “resistance” is resisting the air from all going out. The support in should be low from under your navel and your tailbone coming under while your diaphragm pushes out sideways under your ribs and forward under your sternum. Check out this short from a cvt coach jk7T4Krh8Ms
Happy to know that you are uploading vidoes in the KZread channel again!
Another point is that the background of this video and the teacher's clothes are black, and I feel that I can't see them clearly. I hope to improve it.
Yes, that is a good point and thank you for letting us know
So good
When learning to do distortion is it a more fatiguing exercise than regular singing? When I used to do my normal scales and open singing (neutral) is then work on some rasp, it never hurt and I felt the rasp came from higher up yet I did notice I’d lose some top end notes somewhat quick after trying rasp out after my normal exercises. I wonder if it is just more fatiguing and that’s why I lost top end a little Periodically, and I mean above middle c ish. Or should it not be more fatiguing than regular neutral singing? I always wondered how to build stamina for that vocally . At that point I was doing like an hour and a half of vocal exercises lol
I'm not a CVT coach but from my understanding, it should NEVER hurt your throat. It is more physically demanding from your support though and requires more energy. So your body will be more physically tired after. That could affect your ability to support your highest notes as now you're too tired. If you're losing your voice on your higher notes, and your voice is becoming hoarse then this could mean that you're doing distortion incorrectly and causing uncontrolled constriction and damage to your vocal cords. Be sure you're not pushing too hard while trying to distort! You wont be supporting correctly if you are. Warming up for 1.5hrs sounds incredibly long and that in itself would tire out your body and support.. you wanna make sure you have enough energy left to sing. Warming up is not essential according to CVT, but definitely important to recalibrate your technique and refresh your memory on the good habits. I dont think that needs to be anymore than like 20 mins??
Thank you for your question and send you the best from us Complete Vocal Institute in Copenhagen. This is a good question and as Dan below also points out should it never hurt your voice or make you feel tired or uncomfortable when singing in Distortion. If you feel you get tired when using distortion I would go a couple of steps back to the basic work and find the distortion sound adding a good amount of TWANG and a good balance off support(active support with movement but not locked support). Also be very aware which mode you are in when adding the effect as when using effect you might get out of setting in relation to what mode you are in and also maybe do combined effects ex. Distortion & Creaking etc.. Should you feel a little insecure I would highly recommend you to maybe find an Authorised CVT Teacher to help you on your way. Hope that answers your question Best Wishes Michelle, Aut. CVT Teacher
great wish more videos
Thank you we will do our best Best Wishes Michelle Authorised CVT Teacher from Complete Vocal Institute
@@michellesanders6927 Hello, I am a little confused about the breath support part of CVT. CVT divides breath support into resistance and movement, but does not say what resistance is and how to practice it. So I want to ask should the abdomen be moving inward all the time? What is the difference between the abdominal state of high and low voices? How to practice resistance?😫
@@GGbond763 Yes, I can understand that it might be confusing about the support but in the CVT App it is described under "Feeling Support". During inhalation the diaphragm is contracted and lowered and will naturally stay there for a short time where you would not feel out of breath and need to exhale and breathe. This is called the "free support "Here you do not need more muscles strength to support the voice( more actively use the abdominal, back muscles and loin muscles to hold the air back(controlling the airflow). As soon as you ex. have to sing a longer phrase or higher notes you add gradually more muscle support to control the airflow(holding back the breath). Here you could example feel the active support (when you sing and hold the air back) by placing one hand at the solar plexus and the other hand on your abdomen around the navel and while holding the air back gradually bring out the solar plexus while at the same time bringing in the abdominal. This should give you a sensation that you are working against a resistance but still maintaining the movement while holding the air back. You can also imagine that you are about "to sprint" , blow up a ballon/ but holding the air in - carrying a heavy bag (but not to heavy). The sensation of resistance should never be locked ( the feeling when you add way to much muscles tension)- ex making "heavy sit ups". I hope this covers some of your questions. If you are more interested in CVT you can download the free app in App Store or get it at Google Play. Should you find the free app interesting you can bye the CVT App which covers the whole CVT Technique. Best Wishes Michelle/ Authorised CVT Teacher from Complete Vocal Institute
@@michellesanders6927 hope u can answer me
Thamk you, this is amazing!
true there are so many myths out there. Awesome demonstration! :) Loved it
2 minutes in and i know this is gonna be good
Just love Maddy's voice and her years in Steeleye Span----Fabulous!
This is so useful, can't thank you enough !
Maddy is great ! I met her and the band in Denver in 1976 and had a drink or four with them after the show. What a great band !! I kept in touch by mail and got a Christmas card from Maddy !
What is the name of the song that Sascha Wienhausen sings in the live excerpt? I was able to experience Sascha Wienhausen as a singing teacher. An absolute expert who amazed and inspired me. 🙂
Finally a scientific explanation on the difference between CVT modes. In the book it only says "hold" and "bite", which helps getting the mode but are very abstract compared to "the false folds almost completely covers the vocal folds in edge", which justifies the need of defining a "mode".
I can do the arytenoid rattle but can’t seemed to tilt the epiglottis to get the growl…
I'm in Tennessee and so thankful to found a teacher online in south America that is teaching me CVT! I've been doing it a year and half now !
I’m in California, what teacher are you studying with ?
@@10jonchannel Sebastian von out of Chile
Great to see you! I found my way to CVI, too. Best wishes from Germany!
Saw Steeleye Span open for Jethro Tull in 1972 !!
Well Done, Jackie. From Nicki@nuts&honey! Remember.🙋♀️
This is so interesting. I think it shows the rigour and discipline associated with CVT. I will make inquiries about the CVI course. I hope I can make an appointment with this specialist.
One of my favourite singers for decades now. So familiar and makes me smile.
Excelent!!!, very helpful.
Nah it’s impossible to be quiet doing grunt, you gotta have enough air in order for all those tissues to start vibration
This is very interesting. I'd really like to hear the samples this is based on. Are those available somewhere? I wonder if the singers had a good technique and these configurations actually correspond to good technique and useable sounds. For example, how high is the larynx actually with edge? According to my experience, while it's not possible to sing edge with a lowered larynx, it's neither necessary nor useful to raise the larynx for edge, unless desired to obtain a specific extreme sound color. Also I wonder if or how overdrive is related to ring. I see the epiglottis is pulled back here, so there is probably ring present in the example shown. Finally, I wonder, how a phonation with both a lot of ring and twang present would be classified in CVT.
@23:25 for the whole buffet
Legend.
She sings Hiawatha's song in Mike Oldfield's Incantations Part Two. I love it!
She had such a wonderful voice one of my 3 favourite singers the others being Sandy Denny and Joan baez
It would be amazing if they did an updated version with the new concepts like reduced density
And just for the record, I went to several vocal coaches that couldn't teach me to sing the way I wanted. I didn't succeed until I found a vocal coach with a CVT certificate. This method is sooooo good - based on science, not on experience or opinions. It's just brilliant! :-)
Good examples of the four vocal modes: Neutral: 00:59 Curbing: 01:09 Overdrive: 01:23 Edge: 01:37
Catherine your book is so scientific and organized, it explains almost everything a singer needs, so glad I found it
I have some hearing impairment as I age and as much as I love singing plus have a decent voice my pitch has been an issue lately. This issue has caused me to retire as a singer which I did for over 40years. So this is very encouraging. thank you
Was not expecting Satyricon « Mother North » here…
If you are willing to use CTV you will find out that your voice is a lot more flexible! Many singers think they´re supposed to do one specific thing with their voice but no.
This is the most important distortion in singing video ever made.
WITNESSED
💖💖💖👌👌👌
Only problem is, you can always tell it is a technique. Listen to Mariah Carey, Mary J Blige or black gospel artists, when they growl and squall it sounds natural, like part of their voice. It doesn’t sound like they put an effect on their voice, it sounds organic
I can make a distortion that is pretty uncomfortable and painful, and that seems to be the default way I use my voice like the location. Cuz I can feel the difference when I do the throat clear in certain ways, and I can feel it go back to the unhealthy spot when I try to actually use it open mouth. Idk, I'll keep at it. This is cool.
You need help?
You can try doing it a tiny bit painfully with a lot of energy just to get the sound right and to feel where the vibration comes from, then back off, have a cough drop, and try to get that part vibrating again with less work and less tension so that it doesn't hurt anymore.
Does the app include exercises, like scales, to use these modes and effects on?
Thank you ♥
Great vídeo and nice experience!!