She has complete control over the ratio of her mix as well as the power and darkness/heaviness of the notes she sings in mids and even lows And no doubt sohyang has a very powerful big voice
@@marythemotherofjesus9445 I think these are her earlier years of singing…I heard she’s a self-taught singer and she doesn’t sound like this when she sings high anymore
Well guys baritones can sing upto C#5 and basses can sing upto A4(With their full voice of course 😅) Here's a bass singing upto a C5: czcams.com/video/KpkPrvwZ788/video.html Just don't get demotivated guys......
@@newhope5729 yes dont get demotivated. I just realized its been a year since i wrote this comment. N sohyang motivated me a lot n now i developed my mixed n reach G#4 note (last year i can only reach Eb4) thx to sohyang motivating me. (im a baritone 😄)
She used more pure AH vowel on these notes, which is a resonance that's mainly produced by the laryngopharynx. The techniques she developed later is way more efficient and advanced comparing to these, hence why we don't hear her sing with this tone often anymore, she actually avoids AH vowels. If we listen to 0:48 and 1:15 back to back(and there's a either C5 or D5 in this perf right before she went for that G5 I can't remember), it's clear she's only willing to use it on these sustained notes for emotive purposes, to add texture, and to emphasize.
Good compilation. However I wouldn't equate singing with a chestier mix with necessarily having a "big"voice. You can have a "big" voice if you maintain sound and consistent resonance and possess good to excellent volume control, qualities which Sohyang certainly possess. Sohyang prefers a balanced mix with adequate support for the most part, but does elect to use a chestier mix occasionally to accentuate the dramatic effects of certain songs, most notably "It's Only My World". However, opting for a chestier approach does not mean she is singing less healthily, as long as her larynx is in a neutral position and adequate support is maintained. One could argue that as a full lyric soprano, her chest resonance may not be as pronounced as say Beyonce who is a mezzo, but that does not take away from her having a "big" voice imo.
Dear you have to use recent fan cam version performance.she is developing her chest resonance. Hope she will recover her pneumonia soon then master her chest register.
Wow so this is what her real chest voice sounds like! She sounds so young like a preteen singing, especially singing “I believe I can Fly”….it is interesting to hear how her progress of singing in mix started off like
The placement definitely sounds different, i think the Bb4's were like whitney houston shouting BOBBYYY. She is just shouting, it's how i used to sing. I remember when i first started learning about notes and shit. And i thought my range was an octave higher, i thought i was so slick singing mariah. When you start really learning to sing from yourself, you learn how hard it really is. It isn't only talent, it's right placement, breathing, not pushing, vowels... At least if you don't wanna scream or shout.
I just love that she can actually has control(on some degrees, but still relatively better than other singers) over her mixing ratio & using different placement to achieve different tones. It's kinda rare for her to sing like this but Sohyang's nowadays when sing her midbelts is kinda similar? Not necessarily chesty just it's more chest-placed so it kinda deep & darker than her mids before 2017.
@@Ignasimp You can disagree all you want, a fact is a fact. My point was that she is just a soprano, which did relate to the topic. Go learn something.
@@______-xh4pn the point of the original comment is that the weak spot for a soprano is usually having a well developed chest voice and low notes. You pointing out that we shouldn't call her a full lyric soprano but just a soprano is just missing the point of the comment. And it's definitely easy to tell that she is a full lyric soprano. Contemporary singers not being able to be called their voice type is a myth. Operatic classifications are artificial. We invented them and they were supposed to classify voices independently of the technique they are using. A full lyric will still be a full lyric even if she has good, bad, extraordinary or horrible technique, and even if she has classical or contemporary technique because the differences are phisiological. She is a full lyric soprano, and that's a fact.
That Bb4 was really chesty ....... that’s the sound she needed to promote more as she was going higher ...........but by C5 she becomes more nasal and twangy ...... those chesty notes are great really
Every soprano voice is different…one vocal coach said that as a high soprano there is a range where you cannot sing in chest and have to mix while a mezzo is still in chest
@@resurgingflame If depends. A mix above A4 for women/girls actually it's better for most voice types. Chestiness isn't good for the long run. Used sometimes it's OK, but using it continuously you have chances to damage your voice.
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Very underdeveloped chest voice. It sounds specially awful when she has to go from a heady mix to a chestier. No coordination whatsoever.
We have millions of vocalists who sing chesty, but very few who can maintain a balanced mix.
She has complete control over the ratio of her mix as well as the power and darkness/heaviness of the notes she sings in mids and even lows
And no doubt sohyang has a very powerful big voice
She ain't got the chest. All in her head no power in belts but surprisingly her lows are great with support down to E3!
@@marythemotherofjesus9445 I think these are her earlier years of singing…I heard she’s a self-taught singer and she doesn’t sound like this when she sings high anymore
She makes F4-G4 notes sounds so low while we are struggling to sustain those notes😂
Kk Blanche yes😫 i’m a guy and it’s so fucking hard i hate it lol when i do hit the note it sounds so ugly
Omg so me wtf
cz she's a soprano 😅 but yeah she just has no comparison
Well guys baritones can sing upto C#5 and basses can sing upto A4(With their full voice of course 😅)
Here's a bass singing upto a C5:
czcams.com/video/KpkPrvwZ788/video.html
Just don't get demotivated guys......
@@newhope5729 yes dont get demotivated. I just realized its been a year since i wrote this comment. N sohyang motivated me a lot n now i developed my mixed n reach G#4 note (last year i can only reach Eb4) thx to sohyang motivating me. (im a baritone 😄)
She used more pure AH vowel on these notes, which is a resonance that's mainly produced by the laryngopharynx. The techniques she developed later is way more efficient and advanced comparing to these, hence why we don't hear her sing with this tone often anymore, she actually avoids AH vowels. If we listen to 0:48 and 1:15 back to back(and there's a either C5 or D5 in this perf right before she went for that G5 I can't remember), it's clear she's only willing to use it on these sustained notes for emotive purposes, to add texture, and to emphasize.
Misty November Can you tell me what is AH?
@@user-sk1de4bk7w like the vowel used like when you say the a vowel
I love this video!!!!
Good compilation.
However I wouldn't equate singing with a chestier mix with necessarily having a "big"voice. You can have a "big" voice if you maintain sound and consistent resonance and possess good to excellent volume control, qualities which Sohyang certainly possess.
Sohyang prefers a balanced mix with adequate support for the most part, but does elect to use a chestier mix occasionally to accentuate the dramatic effects of certain songs, most notably "It's Only My World". However, opting for a chestier approach does not mean she is singing less healthily, as long as her larynx is in a neutral position and adequate support is maintained. One could argue that as a full lyric soprano, her chest resonance may not be as pronounced as say Beyonce who is a mezzo, but that does not take away from her having a "big" voice imo.
Damn she sounds so much different.
When she sings like that her voice is unrecognizable. And people still say she hasn’t got any musicality..
Sohyang real chest is actually dark voice.
Dear you have to use recent fan cam version performance.she is developing her chest resonance. Hope she will recover her pneumonia soon then master her chest register.
Her chest resonance is already developed af
I prefer this tone tbh❤
Wow so this is what her real chest voice sounds like! She sounds so young like a preteen singing, especially singing “I believe I can Fly”….it is interesting to hear how her progress of singing in mix started off like
Just amazing. Sohyang surprises me once more
Sohyang my love video 📹 👸💖
It’s only my world really impressed me I was like how is she so chesty wow 😲😲😲😲😲🤭🤭.
Amusing title...note the different tone from Sohyang in these earlier performances.
Don't know well about that, but she may know well how to keep her vocal cord healthy and use her belting method according to that way.
bb4 sounds like a bb3
I always though she had a powerful voice and i don't understand why people often say she sounds weak
they say she is weak because she use MIXED VOICE taught by Seth Riggs rather than use pure chest engagement..
@@peterteddy2370 But everyone uses mixed voice above E4-G4, so it makes no sense.
@@peterteddy2370 It's physically impossible to reach higher than G4 in chest voice.
@@minniexoxo1352 yeah you better explain that to all her haters from philipines...
@@peterteddy2370 They are so childish and delusional
Yes she has if she want use it.
Can you please make live duet of Sohyang best Arirang performance
The placement definitely sounds different, i think the Bb4's were like whitney houston shouting BOBBYYY. She is just shouting, it's how i used to sing. I remember when i first started learning about notes and shit. And i thought my range was an octave higher, i thought i was so slick singing mariah. When you start really learning to sing from yourself, you learn how hard it really is. It isn't only talent, it's right placement, breathing, not pushing, vowels... At least if you don't wanna scream or shout.
Except she's not shouting in here.
I always thought her voice was beautiful, but I think her tone sounds much more beautiful singing like this. Anyone else agree?
ThePianoguy89 I love any sound that comes from her mouth, but I'm not gonna lie, I really appreciate when she sings more chesty.
The Heavenly Diva True! She sounds lovely regardless.
I just love that she can actually has control(on some degrees, but still relatively better than other singers) over her mixing ratio & using different placement to achieve different tones. It's kinda rare for her to sing like this but Sohyang's nowadays when sing her midbelts is kinda similar? Not necessarily chesty just it's more chest-placed so it kinda deep & darker than her mids before 2017.
I agree
소향님은 그냥 하나님의 증거임!
Where can I find full video of the #1?
czcams.com/video/MmAeBo5NYl0/video.html
It's only an reupload👍
She sounded like Lena park
Great video. Can you please link me the first clip?
czcams.com/video/MmAeBo5NYl0/video.html
0:36 0:47
I love when she sings like this, in chestier voice , there's less nasality (twangy voice) but it's very rare.
Nasality is not Twangy
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I herad that right now sohyang's state is not the best. Her pneumonia have returned.
1:23 :)
"SoHyang's mids are weak"
I actually like the way she sounds in chest voice, more listenable. Her mix singing sounds like someone pulling a cats tail.
Anyone mixing at that high would sound like this not meantion to the fact that her Bb5s are more pleasant than 99,9999% others
It's a weak spot of full lyric soprano
Its not
She is just a soprano. You cannot apply full lyric to a non-opera singer.
@@______-xh4pn I disagree. Not the point of the comment though.
@@Ignasimp You can disagree all you want, a fact is a fact. My point was that she is just a soprano, which did relate to the topic. Go learn something.
@@______-xh4pn the point of the original comment is that the weak spot for a soprano is usually having a well developed chest voice and low notes. You pointing out that we shouldn't call her a full lyric soprano but just a soprano is just missing the point of the comment. And it's definitely easy to tell that she is a full lyric soprano. Contemporary singers not being able to be called their voice type is a myth. Operatic classifications are artificial. We invented them and they were supposed to classify voices independently of the technique they are using. A full lyric will still be a full lyric even if she has good, bad, extraordinary or horrible technique, and even if she has classical or contemporary technique because the differences are phisiological. She is a full lyric soprano, and that's a fact.
anyone has the video for the first clip??
Copy and paste this word on youtube! 소향 웃찾사 2013.06.23
@@sky-blue808 Thank you! I gave up searching for that a year ago haha
That Bb4 was really chesty ....... that’s the sound she needed to promote more as she was going higher ...........but by C5 she becomes more nasal and twangy ...... those chesty notes are great really
Every soprano voice is different…one vocal coach said that as a high soprano there is a range where you cannot sing in chest and have to mix while a mezzo is still in chest
She not nasally she is twangy
Link of 1:03 perf?
Sohyang-It's only my world(from i am a singer2 2012)
First.
:D
helloooooo~
Actually i dont like her "big voice", i just dont hear her voice in it :c
I think this way is worst for her voice and helth so she's rarely use 😂
this is actually not damaging at all.
Andreanata Noivan but usually use is so far different 😂😂
@@resurgingflame If depends. A mix above A4 for women/girls actually it's better for most voice types. Chestiness isn't good for the long run. Used sometimes it's OK, but using it continuously you have chances to damage your voice.
Very underdeveloped chest voice. It sounds specially awful when she has to go from a heady mix to a chestier. No coordination whatsoever.
That's why she stays in the mix voice. Her chest voice is weak and flat.
@@Sttephy30 pretty much
Are you stupid? Her chest voice Is really good 💀
@ she has very coordinated voice, shame on you
@@Sttephy30 she uses mix because it's healthier for her voice type.
Weak! Atrocious timber.
1:21 This is not weak. And her timbre is beautiful.
Her timbre is absolutely gorgeous
She has a very weak chest voice coz she is used to use her nasal and heady technique