@dars2607 Well, he gets a lot of publicity, that's how it helps his career.
As for VERY bad? No, just no. Check out the song mentioned below your comment for example, take hold of the flame, best vocals too come out of America ever :D
@mattoita Incorrect...without the resonance and depth in your voice to raise the amplitude and get the sound wave form to match with the the structural vibration wave of the glass, you won't get very far. Believe me, shattering higher glasses is easier because it becomes a more uniform wave as frequency increases and amplitude decreases. The lower glasses like the C# in the mythbusters video border on the impossible due to the wave nature and elasticity of the material. Learn your facts please.
@Icyveins906 I actually "know my facts" since I study physics. What you said is correct but I don't see where the good-singing part comes in... as I said, all you need to do is hit the "resonating frequence" of the glass (I don't know the exact translation). Of course it takes some skill to do so but I think being a good singer and being able to break glasses are quite unrelated things: one doesn't necessarily imply/require the other.
@Icyveins906 I might be wrong on this last point, it's just my opinion, but don't tell me about physics stuff, I've had enought of it (passed with 27/30 ;) )
@dars2607 On the contrary, being able to break glass means you have extremely good pitch control, support, and resonance, all qualities of a GOOD singer. Now, when training for this, go in small steps so you don't injure your vocal apparatuses. Too much volume too soon will strain your vocal cords and folds, sometimes forming nodes which require surgical removal.
@FlamingoSnuff Start with higher notes than C# and work your way down. Anything F and higher will break much more easily due to structural tensions and resonant wave natures I'm sure you'd rather I not explain. If you can, in falsetto, maintain a very resonant, full-bodied F, you have a voice capable of breaking glass. I've broken a few around G G#.
I like his attitude; some people take advantage of trivial traits that they have in their singing and they just abuse them to death. For example, Carey. I love Mariah Carey, but I think her excessive use of whistle notes and practically donning a title and recognition for that is a bit of a waste.
this guy is balls at singing, its just loud screeching that can break glass. he doesnt want to be known for the guy can that break glass? well thats how its gonna be because hes not even a good singer. yeah i can be a douche sometimes.
@einarabelc5 oh yeah i crave attention...? im not even learning how to sing, im not a singer. i play the guitar and i happened to stumble upon this video. its easy to tell when someone isnt good at something even if you dont do it yourself. i only post comments like that when im bored and the "yeah i can be a douche sometimes" could have been left out so ya got me there chief.
@fattybergeson I used to behave like you. I'm not saying you're like that, but that you just have a habit. That's why I'm calling it out. I played guitar for 14 years until I injured my hands. Now I'm learning to sing. I didn't believe I could before. It just happens to be that Jaime is a great coach. Before he was a coach he used to sing. He started singing at 14 years old and has taught singers like James Labrie after his accident.
@fattybergeson You should never consider people as unidimensional beings. Specially with the easeness of information access the Internet offers. It happens to be that doing reinforced falsetto. A.k.a. why you so ignorantly call screaming is what it takes to break glass @ 105/120 dBm. Don't let your bad habits make a fool out of yourself. Peace.
@einarabelc5 Ive watched his other videos of him singing on his website and thats why im saying hes not very good. I know hes not actually trying to sing when he breaks glass, but my main point is thats what hes going to be remembered for. I dont think im behaving poorly and i dont have a bad habit of posting comments like that one. Like i said i did it because i was bored at the time, i dont know why your getting defensive.
@fattybergeson You might be right I must be getting defensive. Thanks.
It's hard to come by videos of him actually singing. But that's what he did before and still does. Otherwise No serious singer would consider him as his coach.
@einarabelc5 if you want to listen to him actually sing go on his website, i didnt think it was very good lol. but your right i shouldnt post negative comments like i did, i was just bored.
every thing has a self resonance and creating a sonic wave of exactly that resonance can break everything...people should understand that the astonishing is not a certain high note but the ability to reach exactly that resonance...
umm.. you can break glass if you turn the volume up enough - not by a note that you can hear with the human ear. You want to hear a glass breaking note, check out Redd Barron Kill Or Be Killed. Now that's a song with high notes! If you like metal that is.
31?! ROFLMAOOOOOOOOO! Only a retarded person could believe that!
'you are an attention whore.'
Why? Cuz I have 'many' views & friends? GTFO with all your stupid theories! This is a YouTube community and people have the right to send how many friend invites they want! But it's pathetic to come to my channel to tell me I'm 'fake' and all that bullshit & post stupid comments about me on others' channels & vids, telling them to delete me! Get a life & stop acting like a stupid kiddie! :))
'AlphaWolfOverman (50 seconds ago) Show Hide -1 Marked as spam Reply | Spam quit sending me love letters SLUT.'
OMG, kid, get a life & stop bothering & insulting me for no reason cuz I will report you! Do your parents even know that you're using the Internet? LMFAOOOOOOOO!
Are you seriously expecting a rational comment from a white supremacist. Good Luck my friend. Maybe he's confusing 'eat shit and die asshole!' as a come on. Oh well, kids these days.
Hey, mofrakker, white supremacist? He sounds like a 11 years old retard without friends so he needs someone to talk to and that's why he's harassing me! Ahahahaaa! That kid has a serious mental disease. He has like 4-5 YouTube accounts & he's posting bad & fake insulting comments about me on others' channels & vids just because I have 'many' views on my channel! LOL, that's ridiculous... I know YouTube is full of garbage but those kids SHOULD THINK before posting a comment trying to sound smart!
a lot of resonance and volume can actually be applied to falsetto, Jaime Vendera refers to it as reinforced falsetto which is what he's using to break the glass.
Hmmmmm, it seems like you know a LOT about voices/music! It's good to know there are intelligent persons on YouTube too! So, where did you find that book? :)
lol, and? I call them lip bubbles. It doesn't matter which one you use. Even Jaime Vendera calls them lip bubbles, and he's a vocal coach. I have his book, it's actually listed in there as "Lip Bubbles". So if you like calling them lip rolls, then cool =P
Exactly! Terminology doesn't matter. That's the point I've been trying to get across this whole time. We both call it different things, and it doesn't matter, lol =P I was under the impression that you were trying to tell me there's only one way and every other term was somehow wrong XD All I was saying was that it didn't matter which term u used. It's still understood to mean the same thing
oh and I'm fully aware of Speech Level Singing and Singing Success, been watching their stuff for years, even when Eric was still doing his own thing. And Brett Manning is awesome.
oh wow, I totally read your other comment wrong, I thought you said "doesn't matter", whoops. lol. So my response would instead be "Well in my opinion, it doesn't matter in the case of lip bubbles, because they have multiple names that are still understood by others, but when something is only known by 1 name, terminology would most certainly matter."
Who knows. But it's not just about being a good singer, you really have to know where you are which correct technique for the INTENSE volum, as well as ABSOLUTE pitch to hit the exact resonation spot. If you're just a bit off, and not loud enough, you're not gonna make it.
the point of the video was to show that its true u can break glass with your voice, it wasn't to show who can go the highest, if you wanna see someone who sings high write Adam Lopez and i can guarantee you that he sings way higher than your Matt Bellamy
12 1/2 octaves? Where did you get that from? I would say that's pretty much impossible, I mean, those would have to be notes pretty much unhearable to the human ear...And I don't think any humans can do that, "only" 6 octaves is hugely impressive in itself.
You obviously don't have a clue about what an octave is. 6 octaves is an insanely wide range, and is already way more than you're ever going to use in a song. I think 12 1/2 is impossible.
An octave consists of eight notes. The average person has 2 - 2.5. Having 3 is considered above average. Having 3.5-4 octaves is exceptional. Being able to produce five and six is rarer. But um, no... It is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE to sing 96 different notes. That's MORE THAN A PIANO has. If you tell that to a professional voice teacher they'd laugh and correct you.
Everyone would have at least a 4 octaves singing range if they'd know how to use all their vocal registers/types of voices (chest voice, mixed voice, head voice, falsetto). If they'd also know how to whistle, they would get much higher. Charles Kellogg had a different type of larynx, very similar to the larynx of a bird, that's why he could sing so high, and had a 12,5 octaves vocal range. You shouldn't underestimate the human voice, just because you can't or don't know how to reach those notes.
Darling, I'm NOT arguing with you. Listen: NO HUMAN BEING IS CAPABLE OF REACHING 12 TRUE OCTAVES IN SINGING, LET ALONE 9/10/11... Charles Kellogg CLAIMED (fibbed). NO PROOF. NONE. That's not very meaty information. If true, this would be rather legendary (and WELL KNOWN) in the vocal community. It's baloney.
And vocal range IS flexible to a point, but not the way you speak of. Sorry, but "Everyone" can't have 4 octaves if they "try"... that's ridiculous. It's mostly genes.
OMG, you clearly don't know what you are talking about, or you just don't want to accept the reality. I'm not saying it's possible to reach notes above D7 in singing. It is possible to reach higher notes in whistle register, or by using the throat in other different ways.
By the way, he did prove it. He made some kind of vocal ''experiment'' in front of thousands of people. I read about it on a site.
just to assure your statement, it is possible to sing higher than d7 (the world record held by adam lopez(C#8) and by Georgia Brown(G10)!!!, I'm pretty sure even Mariah Carey can go higher... Although Charles Kellogg indeed does have the unofficial record of 12.5 octaves).
They don't sing, they WHISTLE! Whistle register does not count as a part of the singing range. As a singer, I can assure you that it's not possible to sing higher than D7. There were only a few real Coloratura Sopranos, who could sing and sustain D7, such as Ellen Beach Yaw, Yma Sumac, and Mado Robin. Anyways, if one whistles, they can go much, much higher, but whistled notes have a very sharp sound, and they lack power.
Highest recorded whistle notes are A9 (Nicola Sedda), E8 (Georgia Brown), and C#8 (Adam Lopez). Georgia Brown hit G10, but it was never recorded because it's beyond human hearing. They actually determined it by measuring the frequency.
That's four octaves (not eight, seventeen or seven hundred and thirty three as some people would try and convince you)... four isn't uncommon, but it's considered exceptional. Four is a big range. Yma Sumac had 5. Nina Hagen had 4 when she was in her prime. Diamanda Galas and Freddy Mercury had 3.5. Really, anything over 3 octaves is considered exceptional. But it's more about having a good voice than octaves. People get stuck on it, even if the singer sucks.
the point is that you can break a type of glass through reaching a specific frequency,where there is peak movement of specific points of glass(i don't know the exact physics term in English..)
The funny thing is, all that guy did was slide up to the top of his chest voice get really loud and then crack into a high note.
Most 15 year old boys can do something like that. Maybe this guy's balls never dropped, haha. The really funny thing is people are retarded enough to pay 300 dollars an hour for a lesson from this guy. The trick is you weaken the glass by rubbing it, possibly put a very small crack in it, then you too can say, "I bweak gwass wid my voyce, derrrrr, I Rawkstahhh."
I never said that. I dunno when the fuck my voice dropped. It was before fifteen though.
My 15 year old brother is 6'1 215 lbs, he can make his voice crack like that and his voice is fairly developed. I assume that most young undeveloped voices have a easy time crackin.
This fucker is like 40 and he cracks and sqwaks like someone going through puberty.
This has been flagged as spam show
◄◄◄◄◄◄◄ click on my username to hear my voice :D :D :D I hope you like it!
noncelafaccioproprio 3 months ago
How To Sing The High Notes - 3 Tips
See it here!
steveunlocked 4 months ago
yeah but come on the speaker is right next to the wine glass... i think anything could break it! Play a gabba kick :)
kragle2008 6 months ago
@kragle2008 He then breaks one without the speaker :P Please go watch the episode.
Icyveins906 1 month ago
Comment removed
Tributorious 7 months ago
He looks like Ryan Reynolds, just cut his hair off,,,
oOAnywhereButHomeOo 7 months ago
He has 2 names?
Breebubble2759 7 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I want to do that too *.*
KriBlackRoson 10 months ago
i just noticed at 0:31 they misspelled his name
mvpdlrg 10 months ago 13
@mvpdlrg They got his name completely wrong at 0:24
omlesnAlihP 5 months ago
i can hit those notes... must... buy... crystal glass cup thingy...
metalxadamxblade 10 months ago 4
Check out the short clip of my attempt. I got glass in my mouth :D
Tributorious 10 months ago
Isn't it considered VERY BAD singing when you break glass??? How could that help anyone's career?
dars2607 11 months ago
@dars2607 Well, he gets a lot of publicity, that's how it helps his career.
As for VERY bad? No, just no. Check out the song mentioned below your comment for example, take hold of the flame, best vocals too come out of America ever :D
MrSilentDoubleA 10 months ago
@dars2607 it's just a frequency you need to hit. nothing to do with good or bad singing
mattoita 8 months ago
@mattoita Incorrect...without the resonance and depth in your voice to raise the amplitude and get the sound wave form to match with the the structural vibration wave of the glass, you won't get very far. Believe me, shattering higher glasses is easier because it becomes a more uniform wave as frequency increases and amplitude decreases. The lower glasses like the C# in the mythbusters video border on the impossible due to the wave nature and elasticity of the material. Learn your facts please.
Icyveins906 1 month ago
@Icyveins906 I actually "know my facts" since I study physics. What you said is correct but I don't see where the good-singing part comes in... as I said, all you need to do is hit the "resonating frequence" of the glass (I don't know the exact translation). Of course it takes some skill to do so but I think being a good singer and being able to break glasses are quite unrelated things: one doesn't necessarily imply/require the other.
mattoita 1 month ago
@Icyveins906 I might be wrong on this last point, it's just my opinion, but don't tell me about physics stuff, I've had enought of it (passed with 27/30 ;) )
mattoita 1 month ago
@dars2607 On the contrary, being able to break glass means you have extremely good pitch control, support, and resonance, all qualities of a GOOD singer. Now, when training for this, go in small steps so you don't injure your vocal apparatuses. Too much volume too soon will strain your vocal cords and folds, sometimes forming nodes which require surgical removal.
Icyveins906 1 month ago
Take hold of the FLAME!!!!!!!!!! lol Queens ryche
heckge 11 months ago
He could be the next Rob Halford!
kilchilly 11 months ago
stevie wonder got blind when he broke a glass with his voice without wearing sunglasses,the glass got into his eyes
GabrielDhalaman2 11 months ago
I can hit notes like this. I'm tempted to try now lol
FlamingoSnuff 1 year ago 2
@FlamingoSnuff Start with higher notes than C# and work your way down. Anything F and higher will break much more easily due to structural tensions and resonant wave natures I'm sure you'd rather I not explain. If you can, in falsetto, maintain a very resonant, full-bodied F, you have a voice capable of breaking glass. I've broken a few around G G#.
Icyveins906 1 month ago
this news from baltimore
muchkinhot 1 year ago
this myth shoulda been busted in the 80's with Jim Gillette...
SickSixxSense 1 year ago
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! clash
freeallmankind 1 year ago
I like his attitude; some people take advantage of trivial traits that they have in their singing and they just abuse them to death. For example, Carey. I love Mariah Carey, but I think her excessive use of whistle notes and practically donning a title and recognition for that is a bit of a waste.
ItsFaltzer 1 year ago
that's BARELY in the 6th octave :/
kellyclarksonismygod 1 year ago
so he doesnt do it with his voice he does it with a speaker
tookatooka456710 1 year ago
@tookatooka456710 He goes back right after the speaker and does it with just his voice :P god does no one actually watch the episodes?
Icyveins906 1 month ago
Dude, he looks JUST LIKE Glen Benton of Deicide.
IronreaverVII 1 year ago
Twist your balls and you'll get higher.
MrAppolo777 1 year ago
Who says he has to sound like an angel while he's trying to break glass?
flarekary 1 year ago
this guy is balls at singing, its just loud screeching that can break glass. he doesnt want to be known for the guy can that break glass? well thats how its gonna be because hes not even a good singer. yeah i can be a douche sometimes.
fattybergeson 1 year ago
@fattybergeson --LOL. You crave attention don't you. Anyways, good luck learning how to sing.
einarabelc5 1 year ago
@einarabelc5 oh yeah i crave attention...? im not even learning how to sing, im not a singer. i play the guitar and i happened to stumble upon this video. its easy to tell when someone isnt good at something even if you dont do it yourself. i only post comments like that when im bored and the "yeah i can be a douche sometimes" could have been left out so ya got me there chief.
fattybergeson 1 year ago
@fattybergeson I used to behave like you. I'm not saying you're like that, but that you just have a habit. That's why I'm calling it out. I played guitar for 14 years until I injured my hands. Now I'm learning to sing. I didn't believe I could before. It just happens to be that Jaime is a great coach. Before he was a coach he used to sing. He started singing at 14 years old and has taught singers like James Labrie after his accident.
einarabelc5 1 year ago
@fattybergeson You should never consider people as unidimensional beings. Specially with the easeness of information access the Internet offers. It happens to be that doing reinforced falsetto. A.k.a. why you so ignorantly call screaming is what it takes to break glass @ 105/120 dBm. Don't let your bad habits make a fool out of yourself. Peace.
einarabelc5 1 year ago
@einarabelc5 Ive watched his other videos of him singing on his website and thats why im saying hes not very good. I know hes not actually trying to sing when he breaks glass, but my main point is thats what hes going to be remembered for. I dont think im behaving poorly and i dont have a bad habit of posting comments like that one. Like i said i did it because i was bored at the time, i dont know why your getting defensive.
fattybergeson 1 year ago
@fattybergeson You might be right I must be getting defensive. Thanks.
It's hard to come by videos of him actually singing. But that's what he did before and still does. Otherwise No serious singer would consider him as his coach.
einarabelc5 1 year ago
@einarabelc5 if you want to listen to him actually sing go on his website, i didnt think it was very good lol. but your right i shouldnt post negative comments like i did, i was just bored.
fattybergeson 1 year ago
@einarabelc5 When he actually tries to sing it isnt good, so im not being ignorant because ive heard his actual singing voice.
fattybergeson 1 year ago
Okay he is singing the same vocal technique that Jim Gillette sings in his video
starqz 1 year ago
umm my dad is better than this guy ....
TheBloodofheros 1 year ago
@TheBloodofheros then why don't you tell your dad to make a youtube vid to show the world his amazing talent.
AZsportshut 1 year ago
yaay i was chillin' with him in bahrain 4 days ago :)...he's soo cool and humble 2
Shamarocy 1 year ago
HAHAHAHA SO FUNNY!
Chazzoxox 1 year ago
Uhm... isn't it usually BAD singing that breaks glass in cartoons? Why would doing it in real life make you famous instead of notorious?
gerdienr86 1 year ago
then king dimond can break dimonds
74gore 1 year ago
MARIAH CAREY I <3 HER!
GUGU2101 1 year ago 4
I bet adam lambert could do that. I wonder if he's ever tried.
JackieBorelli 1 year ago
Comment removed
JackieBorelli 1 year ago
i don't think it works because it has to be a constant tone..
and the human voice can't do this.. its hot that hard to break a glass
with a swinging stick inside :)
Phil86vie 1 year ago
@Phil86vie its a straw : |
flankieaap 1 year ago
He's Just Nothing , G#6 ~ G#7 cannot break a glass , look up for : Georgia Brown , She can even get the G10 with her voice !
keyyyyyyyyyy 1 year ago
at the end of his screams it really sounds like slayer
MforceArts 1 year ago
Kenny Barnette?
fleasbelovedpie 1 year ago
I love that he's doing lip rolls at the end!
mtotten2582 1 year ago
Whoah...John Ritter in disguise?
rockston11 1 year ago
Mariah Carey wants her Vision Of Love hair style back.
paulie 1 year ago 4
@paulie Mariah Carey's whack
DAVO360 1 year ago
@DAVO360 your mom
GUGU2101 1 year ago
@GUGU2101 lol..
DanielAvilaAGT 1 year ago
he is a vocal instructor, he teaches alot of famous singers personaly and hes sony productions most well kept secret
Daviddim07 1 year ago
damm that´s a pretty badass hair lol
kotarotacon 1 year ago
derka derka
metalvocalistwanted 1 year ago
@metalvocalistwanted haha i get it
vanillamustard1 1 year ago
every thing has a self resonance and creating a sonic wave of exactly that resonance can break everything...people should understand that the astonishing is not a certain high note but the ability to reach exactly that resonance...
chris99103 1 year ago 10
I bet King Diamond or Rob Halford could shatter glass
Headbanger9000 1 year ago 3
Definitely And Carlos Zemaa Alsooo!!!
TiANr0ckst4r 1 year ago
I second that.
metalloveman 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
lame ass faggot ..please die when that glass explodes in ya hole
shlonger5 2 years ago
ya?
battfieldboy911 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Hey check out my channel plz i will love you forever
Mr1bigmamma 2 years ago
She can do that as well.
bisexualbuffthug 2 years ago
He started with an awesome JIM GILETTE POWER NOTE SLIDE!!!!!!!!
MegaNate88 2 years ago 4
LOL 1:48 = sexy
Solison 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
hes missing his fucking balls thats whats wrong
Kenny459 2 years ago
i want him for my band
mateoarv 2 years ago 40
@mateoarv get a girl
GabrielDhalaman2 11 months ago
correction hes a rock singer big mistake dude
yamiimax 2 years ago 2
adam lamberts twin brother. lol
WillietotheJ 2 years ago 2
jaime vendera can break glass with voice, i know that. but to break a wine glass you must sing at the same frequency at the glasse's frequency
And not with high notes.
Diandredofus 2 years ago 2
wtf?
that is so far from "very high note".
bokotheclown 2 years ago 3
i got shivers
NooDLES411911 2 years ago
umm.. you can break glass if you turn the volume up enough - not by a note that you can hear with the human ear. You want to hear a glass breaking note, check out Redd Barron Kill Or Be Killed. Now that's a song with high notes! If you like metal that is.
brian200001 2 years ago
the newscaster had a better scream
esubadog 2 years ago 3
1:49 was sexy
buckethead111 2 years ago
Lol! I was just thinking that. :D
redskullz124 2 years ago
ya dude if this guy was in a metal band, he would kick ass as the lead singer. his voice reminds me of ronnie james dio or even bruce dickinson
PeterGriffinRulesAll 2 years ago 3
actually he was in a 80's band called 'nitro' with micheal angelio batio. you should search for the song 'machine gun eddie'
djangel4 2 years ago
cool dude i will
PeterGriffinRulesAll 2 years ago
jim gillette was the nitro's vocalist
excesodestyle 2 years ago
he looks alike dave groh
viniciushammet 2 years ago 2
Why isn't this guy in a power metal band?
valerieinspace 2 years ago 56
He Is...
ben4011 2 years ago
@valerieinspace because his voice sucks. He can break glass with his voice, but it doesn't sound good at all. Rather pretty annoying.
mamlasu 1 year ago
@valerieinspace
He's chosen to focus on his teaching. He's a great teacher actually, really helpful.
Sykotix1 1 year ago
@valerieinspace He swallowed the band!
beastofmisery 11 months ago
Hells yes Mythbusters! I love that show! I actually saw this episode when it first aired!
90geekgirl06 2 years ago 3
head chest and mix are not registers!!
Vocal fry, modal, FALSETTO and whistles are the 4 vocal registers
K33V4N 2 years ago
i want that guy to come sing for my metal band
TRUEMETAL22 2 years ago
0:23 that is so amazing
KIKO1081 2 years ago
Dragonsforce's lead singer lol
Jimbo666A1 2 years ago 3
Helping his career? No wayyyyyyyyyy-ahhhhhhhhhh-ahh-ah-ahah!!!
EvilAL13 2 years ago
i laugh every time
chree2008 2 years ago
31?! ROFLMAOOOOOOOOO! Only a retarded person could believe that!
'you are an attention whore.'
Why? Cuz I have 'many' views & friends? GTFO with all your stupid theories! This is a YouTube community and people have the right to send how many friend invites they want! But it's pathetic to come to my channel to tell me I'm 'fake' and all that bullshit & post stupid comments about me on others' channels & vids, telling them to delete me! Get a life & stop acting like a stupid kiddie! :))
FrozenMermaid666 3 years ago 4
'you gypsy dumbfuck'
BTW, keep you shitty insults to yourself... But yeah, probably your mother is a gypsy!
Retard...
FrozenMermaid666 3 years ago 5
'AlphaWolfOverman (50 seconds ago) Show Hide -1 Marked as spam Reply | Spam quit sending me love letters SLUT.'
OMG, kid, get a life & stop bothering & insulting me for no reason cuz I will report you! Do your parents even know that you're using the Internet? LMFAOOOOOOOO!
Pathetic...
FrozenMermaid666 3 years ago 3
Are you seriously expecting a rational comment from a white supremacist. Good Luck my friend. Maybe he's confusing 'eat shit and die asshole!' as a come on. Oh well, kids these days.
mofrakker 3 years ago 6
Hey, mofrakker, white supremacist? He sounds like a 11 years old retard without friends so he needs someone to talk to and that's why he's harassing me! Ahahahaaa! That kid has a serious mental disease. He has like 4-5 YouTube accounts & he's posting bad & fake insulting comments about me on others' channels & vids just because I have 'many' views on my channel! LOL, that's ridiculous... I know YouTube is full of garbage but those kids SHOULD THINK before posting a comment trying to sound smart!
FrozenMermaid666 3 years ago 4
a lot of resonance and volume can actually be applied to falsetto, Jaime Vendera refers to it as reinforced falsetto which is what he's using to break the glass.
Kojitsu 3 years ago 2
Hmmmmm, it seems like you know a LOT about voices/music! It's good to know there are intelligent persons on YouTube too! So, where did you find that book? :)
FrozenMermaid666 3 years ago
whats up with the sound he's making at the very end of his clip when he's playing the keyboard. it sound like he's making baby noises.
mezaadam1123 3 years ago
the noises he's making are "lip bubbles", its a common vocal warm up for breath control and diaphragm support.
Kojitsu 3 years ago 2
lip-rolls
GiefarN 3 years ago
they are both referred to as lip rolls AND lip bubbles by different people. some people even call them lip trills, they're all correct.
Kojitsu 3 years ago
the most frequently used terminology by vocal-coaches is lip rolls
GiefarN 3 years ago
lol, and? I call them lip bubbles. It doesn't matter which one you use. Even Jaime Vendera calls them lip bubbles, and he's a vocal coach. I have his book, it's actually listed in there as "Lip Bubbles". So if you like calling them lip rolls, then cool =P
Kojitsu 3 years ago
Terminology does matter...
Standardization is good.
Take a look at Eric Arceneaux and Brett Manning... Seth Riggs... Dave Stroud...
GiefarN 3 years ago
Exactly! Terminology doesn't matter. That's the point I've been trying to get across this whole time. We both call it different things, and it doesn't matter, lol =P I was under the impression that you were trying to tell me there's only one way and every other term was somehow wrong XD All I was saying was that it didn't matter which term u used. It's still understood to mean the same thing
Kojitsu 3 years ago
oh and I'm fully aware of Speech Level Singing and Singing Success, been watching their stuff for years, even when Eric was still doing his own thing. And Brett Manning is awesome.
Kojitsu 3 years ago
Mhm he is awsome... getting vocal lessons from Emil Svensson atm... he's Seth Riggs trained :P
Good for me ^^
GiefarN 3 years ago
oh wow, I totally read your other comment wrong, I thought you said "doesn't matter", whoops. lol. So my response would instead be "Well in my opinion, it doesn't matter in the case of lip bubbles, because they have multiple names that are still understood by others, but when something is only known by 1 name, terminology would most certainly matter."
Kojitsu 3 years ago
I wanted to intentionally drop the debate :P
As to why terminology matters, that's what the feminists have been trying to prove, I believe they did =)
GiefarN 3 years ago
I know conservatory teachers that call them lip trills. I think it's just a matter of where you had training.
tggold 2 years ago
bleh conservatory teachers :S... SLS all the way baby...
GiefarN 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
What do you all think of my screaming and singing? I want some feed back. Be honest, its ok.
metalmouth000 3 years ago
awesome!:d but lol at 0:19
Doublemetal 3 years ago
what about matt bellamy...?
HowNowBrownCow1234 3 years ago
MUSEMUSEMUSEMUSEMUSEMUSE <33
Dennisonluver111 3 years ago
Wow! That was awesome!
FrozenMermaid666 3 years ago
I hate American news reporters (or what the melon they're called). Ugh.
Wierdoinc 3 years ago
oh that was on mythbusters :D
tascha11 3 years ago
If I wanted to sing ill sing !
If I wanted to break glass, Id break it with my hands. Doing this is pointless!
shantanuhp 3 years ago
i bet bruce dickenson could do that too
deidjera 3 years ago
Who knows. But it's not just about being a good singer, you really have to know where you are which correct technique for the INTENSE volum, as well as ABSOLUTE pitch to hit the exact resonation spot. If you're just a bit off, and not loud enough, you're not gonna make it.
djeikop 3 years ago
I'm gonna try to break a glass with my voice, and i'll record it, check out one of my videos where i was fooling around with my voice
BangTango 3 years ago
It can only be done if your voice is amplified. Lets get this straight if your going to report it.
beedollars 3 years ago
Matt Bellamy can go higher.
mightyman9001 3 years ago
the point of the video was to show that its true u can break glass with your voice, it wasn't to show who can go the highest, if you wanna see someone who sings high write Adam Lopez and i can guarantee you that he sings way higher than your Matt Bellamy
cutestuff666 3 years ago 2
dude i was replying to some other guys comment.
and Adam Lopez IS FUCKING EPIC!
mightyman9001 3 years ago
Charles Kellogg had the widest vocal range ever (12 1/2 octaves) & Georgia Brown (8 octaves - G2/G10) & Nicola Sedda (8 1/2 octaves).
FrozenMermaid666 3 years ago
12 1/2 octaves? Where did you get that from? I would say that's pretty much impossible, I mean, those would have to be notes pretty much unhearable to the human ear...And I don't think any humans can do that, "only" 6 octaves is hugely impressive in itself.
djeikop 3 years ago
6 octaves is nothing! For example, one can have a 6 octaves vocal range for real voice (chest + belt). Even for head/mix & falsetto...
And yeah, Charles Kellogg had a 12 1/2 octaves vocal range, it's the truth.
There are vids on YouTube of his bird calls...
FrozenMermaid666 3 years ago
You obviously don't have a clue about what an octave is. 6 octaves is an insanely wide range, and is already way more than you're ever going to use in a song. I think 12 1/2 is impossible.
BassIsTheRhythm 3 years ago
Oh, calm down! LOL! Of course I know what an octave is since I'm a singer & I have studied voices & music in general!
And of course it's true! He had 12 1/2 octaves! Do some research before posting a comment! :))
FrozenMermaid666 3 years ago
An octave consists of eight notes. The average person has 2 - 2.5. Having 3 is considered above average. Having 3.5-4 octaves is exceptional. Being able to produce five and six is rarer. But um, no... It is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE to sing 96 different notes. That's MORE THAN A PIANO has. If you tell that to a professional voice teacher they'd laugh and correct you.
madsketcher 2 years ago
Everyone would have at least a 4 octaves singing range if they'd know how to use all their vocal registers/types of voices (chest voice, mixed voice, head voice, falsetto). If they'd also know how to whistle, they would get much higher. Charles Kellogg had a different type of larynx, very similar to the larynx of a bird, that's why he could sing so high, and had a 12,5 octaves vocal range. You shouldn't underestimate the human voice, just because you can't or don't know how to reach those notes.
FrozenMermaid666 2 years ago
Darling, I'm NOT arguing with you. Listen: NO HUMAN BEING IS CAPABLE OF REACHING 12 TRUE OCTAVES IN SINGING, LET ALONE 9/10/11... Charles Kellogg CLAIMED (fibbed). NO PROOF. NONE. That's not very meaty information. If true, this would be rather legendary (and WELL KNOWN) in the vocal community. It's baloney.
And vocal range IS flexible to a point, but not the way you speak of. Sorry, but "Everyone" can't have 4 octaves if they "try"... that's ridiculous. It's mostly genes.
madsketcher 2 years ago
OMG, you clearly don't know what you are talking about, or you just don't want to accept the reality. I'm not saying it's possible to reach notes above D7 in singing. It is possible to reach higher notes in whistle register, or by using the throat in other different ways.
By the way, he did prove it. He made some kind of vocal ''experiment'' in front of thousands of people. I read about it on a site.
FrozenMermaid666 2 years ago
just to assure your statement, it is possible to sing higher than d7 (the world record held by adam lopez(C#8) and by Georgia Brown(G10)!!!, I'm pretty sure even Mariah Carey can go higher... Although Charles Kellogg indeed does have the unofficial record of 12.5 octaves).
macbooknoob 2 years ago
They don't sing, they WHISTLE! Whistle register does not count as a part of the singing range. As a singer, I can assure you that it's not possible to sing higher than D7. There were only a few real Coloratura Sopranos, who could sing and sustain D7, such as Ellen Beach Yaw, Yma Sumac, and Mado Robin. Anyways, if one whistles, they can go much, much higher, but whistled notes have a very sharp sound, and they lack power.
FrozenMermaid666 2 years ago
Highest recorded whistle notes are A9 (Nicola Sedda), E8 (Georgia Brown), and C#8 (Adam Lopez). Georgia Brown hit G10, but it was never recorded because it's beyond human hearing. They actually determined it by measuring the frequency.
FrozenMermaid666 2 years ago
georgia brown is omega level whistle singer.
bisexualbuffthug 2 years ago
Yeah, that's true! Georgia Brown's whistles are just perfect! She doesn't only hit the notes, she also sustains them! :)
FrozenMermaid666 2 years ago
@bisexualbuffthug
best in the world......yea. but she cant break glass.Thats 10 times, or wait. 50 times too high !!!!!
ASSHOLELA 2 years ago
well the Guiness book of records dont accept it why?
yamiimax 2 years ago
Charles Kellogg died like one century ago!
FrozenMermaid666 2 years ago
i have C2 to C6.....is that uncommon?
killerbunny123123 2 years ago
That's four octaves (not eight, seventeen or seven hundred and thirty three as some people would try and convince you)... four isn't uncommon, but it's considered exceptional. Four is a big range. Yma Sumac had 5. Nina Hagen had 4 when she was in her prime. Diamanda Galas and Freddy Mercury had 3.5. Really, anything over 3 octaves is considered exceptional. But it's more about having a good voice than octaves. People get stuck on it, even if the singer sucks.
madsketcher 2 years ago 3
agreed
killerbunny123123 2 years ago
the point is that you can break a type of glass through reaching a specific frequency,where there is peak movement of specific points of glass(i don't know the exact physics term in English..)
undertaker6102005 3 years ago
I was just replying to another comment!
that one where it says 'this guy has nothing on bruce dickinson'
so i told him that matt bellamy can go higher than Bruce dickinson.
mightyman9001 3 years ago
Ok,man sorry.Utube is messed up with comments sometimes.
undertaker6102005 3 years ago
Its cool (Y)
mightyman9001 3 years ago
The funny thing is, all that guy did was slide up to the top of his chest voice get really loud and then crack into a high note.
Most 15 year old boys can do something like that. Maybe this guy's balls never dropped, haha. The really funny thing is people are retarded enough to pay 300 dollars an hour for a lesson from this guy. The trick is you weaken the glass by rubbing it, possibly put a very small crack in it, then you too can say, "I bweak gwass wid my voyce, derrrrr, I Rawkstahhh."
RapeYourFaith 3 years ago
Your voice didnt drop until you were 15?
PennyDreadful1 3 years ago
I never said that. I dunno when the fuck my voice dropped. It was before fifteen though.
My 15 year old brother is 6'1 215 lbs, he can make his voice crack like that and his voice is fairly developed. I assume that most young undeveloped voices have a easy time crackin.
This fucker is like 40 and he cracks and sqwaks like someone going through puberty.
In other words, he sucks.
RapeYourFaith 3 years ago
If that means anything at all it probably means that he doesnt suck.
PennyDreadful1 3 years ago
Its not that hard to do with a good ear and a good voice...
mastertenorlhschoir 3 years ago
Record on "Myth Busters"! ^^
Yeah, yeah, go Vendera!
RockGirlLizy 3 years ago
wow.. there were way too many faggy puns in the introduction to this article
metalshred7 3 years ago 3
hahaha yea fuck news reporters they are fucking annoying.
RunOut1724 3 years ago
this guy's a dork
Lengsel7 3 years ago
cool stuff....but this fuck has NOTHING on bruce dickinson,king diamond,rob halford and geoff tate =D \M/
CaptainAmerica4Ever 3 years ago
lol why inst this guy doing powert metal
knoforever 3 years ago
Girl at a bar: So what do you do for a living?
Jaime Vendera: I break glass with my voice.