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What exactly is he using ?

AwadiAwadi 2.0 PRO Posts: 33
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Hello, so this video was famous a while ago and it still amazes me. I was wondering if maybe someone could fully vocally analyze what he is using and doing. Like I mean how is it so strong too! One of my favorite videos on YouTube tbh

https://youtu.be/8D3oBKlCghA
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  • HuduVuduHuduVudu 2.0 PRO Posts: 1,818
    The room has good acoustics and, he has a strong chest voice. He uses head but it is lighter and less developed. You can hear the transition between head and chest because of the dramatic reduction in volume.
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  • AwadiAwadi 2.0 PRO Posts: 33
    Hmm, yeah that might be the case. Does he ever use mix though?
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  • KenfromCZKenfromCZ Member Posts: 43
    I can't hear a mixed voice. Only the transition between full and falsetto.
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  • doc_ramadanidoc_ramadani Administrator, 2.0 PRO, Facility Management Posts: 3,978
    KenfromCZ said:

    I can't hear a mixed voice. Only the transition between full and falsetto.

    I think so too.

    Doc
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  • AwadiAwadi 2.0 PRO Posts: 33
    What exactly do you mean by “full”?

    Do you mean full chest voice?
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  • DiegoDiego Moderator, 2.0 PRO, 3.0 Streaming Posts: 1,157
    He has a natural high timbre. You can hear it in interviews.
    I think it's chest voice. It's not as high as you would think the note actually is. But yeah I would say it's chest voice.
    And then he flips into a weak airy head voice. Not much mixed voice.


    If you want to hear mixed voice, in my opinion it would be best to look at some rock or metal stuff. Lot's of mixed voice going up in that area.
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  • doc_ramadanidoc_ramadani Administrator, 2.0 PRO, Facility Management Posts: 3,978
    Hi @Awadi,

    yes, I think Ken meant chest voice when using the word "full". Some people are using the term "full voice" when they talk about chest voice.

    Doc
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  • KenfromCZKenfromCZ Member Posts: 43
    Thanks for explain, Doc... B)
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