How to Sing Like Conor Mason - Nothing But Thieves - Clean Mix, Optimize Range & Resonance
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- čas přidán 11. 01. 2021
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@00:55 -- "Trip Switch" (from "Nothing But Thieves" album)
@05:18 -- "If I Get High" (from "Nothing But Thieves" album)
@08:51 -- "Particles" (from "Nothing But Thieves" album)
@11:58 -- "Wake Up Call" (from "Nothing But Thieves" album)
Clean, Emotive, Powerful and REFRESHING: Studying Conor Mason's singing can bring out some amazingly musical things in YOUR voice!
Join me for ways to get in and out of your clean mixed voice and learn to apply the "LESS is Definitely MORE" approach to expanding your usable, comfortable range!
Putting a little Conor Mason into your own voice will free you up to be more expressive, dynamic, and... You'll last longer too! It seems like he's doing everything right! - Hudba
I never thought you’d analyse Conor, he’s one of the best vocalists of our generation but Nothing But Thieves are still waaayyy under appreciated! Glad to see you were blessed with his godly vocals
Ya they deserve more "press" for sure!!
Hey boss I know this comment is 2 years old, but yeah you're right he's the best. Glad I'm seeing other people who agree.
Connor Mason is a master class on how to be a rock vocalist in this modern age. That live version of If I get High makes me tear up every damn time. Absolute perfection.
Conor Mason is a true legend
He's literally the best vocalist ever, favourite band for a long time now, love them all
Yes!!! Conor Mason is, without question, one of the greatest voices of this generation -- if not all-time.
I love to see Nothing But Thieves getting some recognition!
Thanks Chris! I never clicked on a video so fast!
YESSSS
Matthew, I'm curious where you're from? My maiden name is Neary and I'm in the most eastern part of Canada (Nfld). Not only would I be amazed and thrilled that another Neary was a fan of Conor Mason, but that it's another Newfoundlander! Could it be???
*sees title and laughs because it's impossible to sound as good as Conor*
Really enjoyed this video though, it was incredibly interesting! And it's so nice to see NBT starting to get some of the recognition they deserve.
I’d love to hear you cover some of his belting. His belts in Amsterdam have such a rich and velvety and screamy sound all at the same time, it’s scary.
This lesson is so well done! Conor's voice is impeccably angelic and velvety, almost like a warm hug in audio form. There's a lot of richness there: like you said, there's a bit of Buckley, Yorke and Bono there, but he's also very much his own vocalist, thanks to his classical training and childhood diet of blues and soul. Nothing But Thieves songs are so hard to sing not because they're melodic gymnastics but technically because of Conor's flawless transitions between the registers and the subtle nuances that makes his vocals very him, such as an airy breath here, a brief belt there and those barely there melismatic runs peppered here and there. But most importantly the way Conor moves the audience emotionally with his stage presence-not only live but also as a voice in the studio-that emotional energy is simply unmatchable. Thank you for this lesson, Chris, and for doing so well in showing us mortals the ropes to Conor's divine vocals!
It makes me so happy to see others appreciating the beautiful talent Connor has, not to mention the while band of Nothing But Thieves. I've been listening for years and have always enjoyed hearing his angelic voice.
I believe he was classically trained
Conor has the best vocal I've ever heard. I listen NBT every day. Thanks a lot for video!
My pleasure!
New singer for me. He is really singing the way the great Motown and R&B Greats did. I hear very much operatic leanings. He really holding back the breath through appoggio.
Even though Conor Mason is one of my favorite vocalists, I gotta praise your vocals too Chris. I was quite amazed (again) how well you analyze and mimic his vocals and make it sound so good! Your videos are so valuable to all singers here and it's amazing to see how far your own voice can stretch while experimenting the vocals. Please keep up the great work and thanks a lot again!
Conor has quite literally the greatest voice I’ve ever heard. I can listen to him all day everyday. Cool to see the way he does it explained a bit
I clicked on this because Im trying to find out if there's an explanation as to why I'm so obsessed with conors voice 😂😂 very interesting!! Thanks for making this video 😀👍
You’re an amazing vocalist! The fact that you can imitate and teach how to imitate Conor’s singing style, AMAZES me!!! Spot on!!! 😍🤩
Love Conor!! NBT is amazing and his voice is like no other. His control and power is something I’ve been working on for a while. Still got a long way to go🤣
I've been waiting for this
Finally! I was waiting for this 😍. Great video as always!
Thank you Chris. Always enjoying how you break down the voice to bring into your own. It is great to hear you sing in your demonstration.
We know to sing like Jeff Buckley and Chris Cornell, and now we will sing like Conor Mason. These three analysis will help me vocally so much! ❤️❤️❤️
Conor Mason is a very special talent and it's a privilege to listen to him sing. And that's coming from a die-hard Buckley fan. Great video.
Thank you Chris loved this one really good to see something I suggested among a whole a lot of other people get analyzed you nailed but cant wait for part 2 awesome stuff
Man, loved the video as always! I’m a big fan of head voice - chest voice transitioning without knowing (didn’t have any singing knowledge before) and now, after 2 years of singing lessons your videos are golden gems to absorb styles and understand how to achieve those sounds.
Keep rocking!
That's an amazing analysis, and Conor's one of the greatest vocalists I've heard. Stopped me in my tracks the first time I head his voice on the radio.
Wow, Chris this was an incredible lesson. So well broken down, I'm really impressed at how you explain things practically. Just subscribed, looking forward to watching more of your vids!
I've been waiting for this video for so long!
Conor is a perfect vocalist, been a fan of him for years!!!! Glad to see this! Thank you for this!
Definitely the amazingly great surprise of the day. It has been so interesting, i could have been listening to you for a long time still !
Thanks Chris, lot of love from a french vocal coach student ! One day I'll come to America to learn about singing the way you guys do it, and i hope i'll meet you to talk about it!
Your passion, hard work and kindness are contagious!
I remember requesting this. Amazing that you actually made this! thank you a ton!
Very well put together! I love how Conor utilises his voice.
One of my favorite singers!!!!!!! This is so awesome, bro! Thank you 🙏🏼
If someone told me 5 years ago that a road to high vocal artistry includes making controlled noises ranging from breathy lovers through calling babies in head voice to yawning murder victim on one breath I'd laugh in their face. Not laughing now tho. I could watch it for hours but I get too mind blown. BRB, looking for my jaw on the floor.
Absolute 100% dead on!!! You are going far. Few people really internalize this reality!
Ooooh, this might’ve been exactly what I needed! 😱
As a beginner, two things strike me. 1. I need to listen and feel what I'm hearing with a lot more discernment and perception for the subtleties and nuances. 2. I'm a very long way from this level of elegant, eloquent expression ... sigh. Beautiful work Chris.
I‘m just massively impressed by your overall singing skills and how you even get your tone to be so similar in so many different styles!
So glad! Thank you!
Thanks for letting us discover another great singer and his artistry :-)
Excelent Analysis, beautiful and very informative.
Keep it up!
How to Nothing But Thieves, Muse and Radiohead all in one vid, amazing job Chris
Wasn’t expecting this but great vocalist and fantastic band, loved them for years
Oh my god! Thank you so much for finally doing this
aw man i wished you analysed the song impossible by nbt but nonetheless, perfect tutorial🤩
I've never commented in any video in my life and this is the first one because it woth, I see all your videos and I really know that I will enjoy this. Conor Mason, one of my favourite singer due his beautiful voice and performance in live as studio. Thanks Chris.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
one of my favourite vocalists, saw them live in 2021 amazing :)
This video is hilarious! I know nothing about singing, but I can recognise great voices - so happy Conor is getting more popularity. You too, Chris, are rocking it!
Love this!
Wow I learned a little bit of vocal technique a few years ago and definitely one never knows how much knowledge one misses. You got a new subscriber, not only you're really good at explaining and showing examples but also now you've given me more understanding of why I'm in love with Conor's voice. Beautiful!
Thanks for the sub!
Cool. Thanks for the upload. Clears up a lot of questions I had about Connors immense vocals. You sound just like Jeff Buckley! Awesome!
Thanks for this!
one of my favourite singers and bands going right now! this is great! Not sure if you look to your comments sections for inspiration but I reckon you'd have an absolute blast analysing Vessel from Sleep Token like this
Thinking about yawning really did a noticeable difference! Sweetly explained!
Awesome! For me Conor Mason is all about that wide-ass vibrato he does all the tame
Lots of good bits here, that yawn approach to mixed voice is already helping me out!I think I hear Billy Corgan doing this kind of “resonance switching” a lot too.
Absolutely love Conor’s vocals. I’d love to see you Analyse Chris Klafford!
Awesome 😊😊😊
You have an unbelievable voice
How the fuck did I miss this, can't believe you did this!! We love you Chris
Amazing once again thanks Chris!, please cover Richard Ashcroft soon 🙏🏻
Amazing video as always Chris! Please do a video on Brian Johnson!!! Love your work! :)
Fantastic job !
By the way, i'm discovering your videos, it's great !
Cheers from France :)
Glad you like them!
wow so useful
How to sing like Daniel Heinman would be epic.
Am I sleeping...love you Chris:)
Should've included Lover, Please Stay live ❤❤❤
1:34 AAAND! Magnificent
Thanks for sharing this. Interesting. Definitely, I prefer shorter videos, with this format.
If only I’d learn to sing when I was younger. It’s hard to motivate yourself to learn to sing when you are much more self-conscious 😤
Conor has the most amazing voice .... been obsessed with NBT for years ♥️ check out his voice on 'I'm not made by design' it's AMAZING 😍
Amazing video as usual, sorry I only see it now ! Maybe you could dive quite a bit into Puggy’s discography ? They’re a Belgian band (though none of the members are actually Belgian, the singer’s English, the drummer is Swedish and the bassist is French) and are therefore criminally underrated, and I feel like you’d definitely have some interesting points to pick up on in Matthew Irons’ voice. Can’t wait to see more analysis of yours anyways ! :)
I'd love to see a video about Caleb Followill from Kings of Leon. Even though he doesn't do super high notes he has a very interesting sound to him. His voice has such a cool squeaky grit to it like if he's had some cords sickness before and it's damaged now. I wonder if it's possible to imitate and learn something from him.
In the song Charmer he does this cool scream I've never heard anywhere else and I wonder if it's done in a healthy way and how it works.
I was hoping you’d cover his powerful long chest notes that he sings like in sorry or take this lonely heart
wow... ya those are incredible!
Great stuff as always man! I really like that aspect of saving the voice in certain notes. I'm starting to feel that most of our heroes does that, specially live. We always get the feeling that they are screaming their lungs out but I think that's not true. I just find it difficult to notice that and with your expertise we can definitely hear those transitions. I know I sound like a broken record but can you please do a Richie Kotzen video. People say he sounds like Cornell but I think he's more on the bluesy side with more dynamics and stuff. I'd love to hear you talking about him. Thanks for the amazing content! Looking forward to see the feedbacks on Friday! Cheers from Brazil!
Ya, gotta do a richie video for sure!
@@chrisliepe that would be awesome! Thanks for replying man! See you Friday!
This was amazing! Could you either look at stereophonics or don broco?
Hold up- I’m gonna need headphones for these videos
i'm conor mason now
Never heard of this band but they remind me of Muse a little, mainly the singer
in 2017 nothing but thieves played in first party of muse's concert so you might be right
I'll bet anything this man is a huge Jeff Buckley fan...I hear a lot of the Buckley style here (along with Bono and others)....but he does an amazing job!
It’s true! Huge Buckley fan for sure!
he's a huge Jeff Buckley fan and loves Thom Yorke too !
Hey Chris, please, do Daniel Johns from Silverchair, someday! Thank you sir!
you should do Daryl Palumbo from
Glassjaw next, his vocal style is really unique and I can’t really compare his voice to anyone else.
Can you do a How To Sing like Caleb Shomo from Beartooth or Jimmy McKinnon from A Day To Remember?
Please do Chad Kroeger, this guy is a beast!
I would be so happy if you did isolated vocal breakdown on Futureproof or Real Love Song, or something from new album!
That'd be awesome! I've looked for isolated vocals and can't find them yet... but I'll keep looking!
@@chrisliepe
Awesome!
Both of those songs also have excellent live performances on youtube that would great for analysis!
Seems like you are giving hearts to everyone...
It’s true. Unless I don’t like the comment. But almost everyone makes a great comment!
@@chrisliepe ooookkk bro...
A video on Jimmy Gnecco would be much appreciated!
I agree!
Jay Buchanan of the Rival Sons next please!
Nice video mate just release the adam lambert video already 🥰
chris these videos are incredible! I cant seem to get power in this kind of mix tho. everytime i push my larynx goes up and it sounds shitty, is there any trick to get this kind of mix powerful? just the yawning?
It's a careful balance of managing your support and blending the "yawn" sensation with your facial resonance! Have you checked out my mixed voice course yet? go to www.mymusicalvoice.com to see if it might be something you'd want to do
@@chrisliepe yes!!! Will def be taking it. Thank you so so so much legend.
who unliked this. The one dislike on this video how, such great video.
Glad you liked!
Chris always forgets he's human
AHH!
Chris buddy I know this is out of your niche but could you make a video about tips for making podcasts , narrating and stuff like this?
not out of my niche at all... not sure this would be the channel for that tho :) Would be better done in a more generic 'coaching' class or something.
I know it's kind of out of topic, but I would love to take my falsetto/head voice higher, how can I do it ?
start with this video!! It'll help a TON... then go join my free voice course linked in the video info if you haven't yet!
@@chrisliepe I'll try thank youuu!
Listen to filipe pinto's cover from eddie vedder singing. It's from idolos portugal. But it's just like eddie. I promise you'll be surprised. Try it.
I just want someone to recognize his tallent.
9:29 how did you get Adam Lambert in the studio?
haha
Hey Chris can you please list the songs in the description?
That's a good idea.. will help people follow the video!
@00:55 -- "Trip Switch" (from "Nothing But Thieves" album)
@05:18 -- "If I Get High" (from "Nothing But Thieves" album)
@08:51 -- "Particles" (from "Nothing But Thieves" album)
@11:58 -- "Wake Up Call" (from "Nothing But Thieves" album)
Hope this helps! =D @Kanye Kubrick & @Chris Liepe
Definitely listen to all 3 albums, too, AND don't forget their EP, "What Did You Think When You Made Me This Way?"
@@matthewneary1393 my man. Thank you, I’m actually listening right now on Spotify
5:53 the mosquito in my room 😂🤣
Chris liepe, how do you change your natural voice permanently
I'm not sure I quite understand the question... do you mean for this video? Singing in the style of this artist? Or do you mean in a more general sense? Like "how to you work on your tone and versatility in general?"
@@chrisliepe the second thing sounds more like what im trying to do. Changing your voice(tone and overall sound) completely by changing the shape of your vocal cords/larynx. I think it might be possible because im still growing.
how to sing like brent smith please
How to sing like Ren from TheBIG Push!!!!
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