@MeiLei-Mei
this is such a breath of fresh air. most music tutorials are condescending and full of themselves like they know everything. even if they do, they’re not good at communicating it and it isn’t fun to learn. you actually just taught so much and kept me engaged the whole time.
@Kelulaclimbs
quitting smoking made my voice 10X better, and I just feel healthier. highly reccomend
@rubybirchall1717
1. Get money 2. Spend money on vocal lessons (with an actually good teacher that knows their shit) 3. Spend years honing your craft 👹
@asani.
As someone with adhd who can't focus for crap, this video actually kept my attention, and now i have finally learned something. thank you!
@e2myearly288
I love the fact that you know enough to have crisp clean audio for your vocals, but your tutorial recordings are blown out and peaking everywhere. Top tier vid
@xenoflow9627
my secret ingredient to singing in my perfect form is HOT tea and honey. literal chefs kiss your voice.
@jedayeyo
i used to suck at singing as a kid but then i developed an addiction to smule (karaoke app that was rly popular in the early to mid 2010s) and became good at singing by unconsciously mimicking other (good) singers voices. it’s also cool because i can see my progress thru the years since every single karaoke recording was saved. and let me tell you, i was what most would consider a lost cause when i first started, so honestly i think anyone can learn with enough time.
@ntrykey
I feel attacked by the title
@Expiraa
100% not tone deaf gang: 😈
@RektDem
"You cant tell anyone this" bro posts it to youtube 11:53
@nozzlegoblin1
Wow I just found this channel. Your teaching style is epic, I admit I'm likely an undiagnosed low functioning autistic person, but I don't smoke my meth and I feel hopeful for the first time since my mother's failed abortion! Thanks man!
@kevcutty
How do rappers smoke so much weed but still rap and it sounds fine lmaooo entertaining vid tho
@domithedummy
Tip: Drink warm water (you have to boil it in the electric kettle thingy and wait for it to be not too hot, might damage or irritate voice if you don't let it cool) or drink hot tea, and put warm towels around your neck sometimes (got the towel thing from (G)-IDLE, a professional band with a lot of experience)
@direct3d
you don't even need auto-tune. i don't know who convinced you that you did but your singing voice actually is fine
@MickeyX2M
me personally i would just sing it in tune the first time but that's just me ya know
@10tative
Bro found the formula for tutorials. Make it fun enough to watch and relatable. The exact reason why educational channels like "oversimplified" blew up. Keep it up man!
@fymblebymble
on the smoking point, i'm a singer myself and i fully agree. i always told myself i wouldn't smoke cos i didn't wanna f up my lungs/throat but late last year, i was going through a lot of stress and anxiety and i picked up the habit of vaping. i'm doing it while i write this comment, it's bad. i'm telling you, it really affects the voice TREMENDOUSLY. i keep good tabs on my vocal health and my lung health and when i sing atm, it's like my breath is going through a sieve and my voice is still alright but my tone has declined a lot and my upper range is much harder to access. it's one of the many reasons i wanna quit. the sexy rasp you'll get is not worth losing the longevity and overall tone of your voice.
@kkdew
I like how the universe had to intervene and decided to make this pop out in my YouTube recommendations after I sing my 14th karaoke video. Message taken. Thanks :)
@frey2260
5:35 your voice is actually pretty good without autotune, you're a lot more in-tune than you think. trust me - this is coming from a former band kid with several years of experience under my belt also, that little fluctuation at 5:13 doesn't really mean anything. i've seen videos of people putting autotune on great singers who are already in-tune and the autotune just goes crazy bc it just focuses on every little frequency it can. frequencies are much more finicky than people think. you could sing A4 that's like 438Hz instead of 440Hz, and the difference would be barely audible. so yeah
@corgidogman