Ton Carfi on workouts for vocal range mixed voice development and runs improvement

[felipemesut]

D#5 coom a maior Facilidaade ! 0.0

[felipemesut]

D#5 coom a maior Facilidaade 0.0

[felipemesut]

Caraaca um D#5 seem Esfoorço nenhum ! 

[felipemesut]

Caraaca um D#5 seem Esfoorço nenhum ! O..O

[kiagguduh]

@felipemesut Yeees! O nome disso é técnica. Cantando assim, ele nunca vai perder a voz como certos cantores por aí...

[felipemesut]

@kiagguduh Que Tecnica é essa maan ?

[kiagguduh]

@felipemesut Alguns chamam esta técnica de VOZ MISTA (Mix ou Mixed Voice), que permite ao cantor conectar os registros, conseguindo alcançar notas muito agudas e com volume, mas de uma forma segura, diferente do Belting gritado, que pode ser muuuuito prejudicial.

[kiagguduh]

@felipemesut Se quiser saber mais dessa técnica, olha as demonstrações do Brett Manning no Youtube. Procure por: Brett Manning James Kelly HIGH MIX

[jhonnyjhowops]

1:30 isso é um Eb2?

Não sabia que ele tinha tanto grave assim...

[kiagguduh]

@jhonnyjhowops Cara, curioso isso, eu nunca pensei em saber até onde vai o grave dele. Qualquer dia vou conferir.

[MARQUITOOOOO]

melismas como fazer? Falo Espanhol

[kiagguduh]

@MARQUITOOOOO É muito assunto, não é possível explicar tudo por aqui.

[enoque1234]

aushaushauhsauhsuahsauhsa

sobrenatural

auhsauhsuash

[MRBRUNOMJ]

Caralho....que voz é essa?

Arrebentou!

[kiagguduh]

@MRBRUNOMJ Rsss... essa é a voz do Ton Carfi, super cantor e prof e canto. Entra no site dele depois. Se vc encontrar com ele, não fala palavrão... rsss

[miqueiascorreia]

@MRBRUNOMJ kkkkkkkkkkkkk' oolha o palavraao mannu! rs' ele é uma Benção!

[Laura70772]

JESUS, que isso ? o.o

êê, vai cantar assim lá longe ;D

[arkanjosss]

PO CARA EU NAO TO ACHANDO NO SITE DELE O TELEFONE PARA TER AULA DA UMA AJUDA AI VAI =))

[kiagguduh]

@arkanjosss No site dele tem todos os contatos pra show e aulas, brother. Abç

[arkanjosss]

vc pode me passa o telefone dele ( ton carf ) pois esse niguem atende 86718439

[rosineide475]

oi ton gostaria muito de fazer um curso pois tenho desejo de cantar em uma banda evagelica onde vc da aula linda as suas musicas

[custinho]

Olá Ton, gostaria de saber em que parte do Brasil você mora (se é que está morando no Brasil) e saber se você da aulas de speech level singin ?

Eu sou de são paulo e tenho muito interesse de estudar essa técnica. Mas não encontro professor aqui no Brasil. Valeu.

[kiagguduh]

@custinho Oi, sou o ex-aluno do Ton que postou esse vídeo. Respondendo sua pergunta, atualmente o Ton mora na zona sul de São Paulo. O método do Ton foi desenvolvido por ele mesmo e enfatiza a técnica vocal usada pela 'Black Music', principalmente o R&B. Atualmente, só há um prof certificado, nível 1, por Seth Riggs que leciona o SLS em SP, prof Rafael Barreiros (11) 8671 8439 . O SLS enfatiza o que chamam de efeito 'Zíper', para conectar registros vocais.

[custinho]

@kiagguduh

Puts cara. Muito obrigado. Info valioza.

Valeu mesmo. Abraços.

[keithnewton2]

Sang boy!!!!!

[lucianajoice]

nossa que viagem..... adorei......rsrss linda voz....

[meilyn25]

Hi there! I think you have a great voice. I have a quick question, how long did it take you to get your mix that loud and powerful. I just discovered mine but it's a light mix and it's weak. I'm wondering whether it will take me a year or so to get there. Hope you can answer my question. Thanks!

[kiagguduh]

@meilyn25 Hi. I speak on behalf of Ton Carfi, the singer here. To answer your question, I've got to agree with Cathrine Sadolin, the Complete Vocal Technique method creator, when she says that as soon as you grasp every specific vocal technique you should be able to properly carry it out right away. So, if you take a year to understand the technique, which I think is just a matter of self body awareness, that's the time you'll need to get there. Just study diaphragmatic support and resonance.

[tissetatten]

at about 0:30

how does he do that!!!

[kiagguduh]

Hi. If you're wondering about his high notes, the secret is (1) support , in short, if any force is needed, it shall be focused on diaphragm) and (2) proper placement, that is, you've got to know your instrument at such an extent, so that you're able to properly change your vocal settings so as to get the most out of your produced tones on vocal folds. This is called resonance and is attained by lowering/raising larynx, soft palate, opening/closing epiglottis funnel and so on.

[kiagguduh]

Also, if you're wondering his agility, the secret is starting vocal coordination by trainning vibratto along with a metronome in a slow basis. Then, increase its speed and try to get a vibrato with the very same frequency oscillation. You'll realize that a slow vibratto is more a matter of diaphragm coordination, while the fast vibratto is more up to the larynx and vocal folds. The latter vibratto is also called hammer (Cathrine Sadolin) vibrato, which gives you the agility to delineate phrases.

[TThyagoblackunit]

pow ton carfi curto todas sua musicas

manda o link pra mim baixar mais musicas sua

[BestNameEvar]

why are classical singers so obsessed with posture? you could have the most perfect posture in the world and still sound horrible, but if you co-ordinate your vocal cords well and have good resonance you're gonna sound great regardless of whether or not you're standing the "proper" way.

[kiagguduh]

You have a point! I totally agree with you.

[Vocellist2010]

@BestNameEvar Lol true you can have great posture and still sound horrible...however, when I sing classically I find that it's easier to control and support your breath when your posture is correct, getting the most out of your vocal performance.

[stebolian]

@BestNameEvar wrong, posture is what projects the sound, along with resonance, dont under estimate posture, alexander technique, check it out

[Soulfan77]

Love this exercise!

[ShirleaG]

Good I love this!

[browneyedsoulist]

U had fucking Good voice,technic........i ever seen plz.....upload covervideo..boyz ii men doin' just fine technic !!! plz !! From korea

[CateSoprano]

not bad extension.. but WRONG POSTURE and the sound when you hit high notes is bad..

it seems that you force your throat and that's wrong!!

by the way.. you could develop a nice voice!

;)

[kiagguduh]

Hi, there. Thanks for your comments. I speak on behalf of the

singer Ton Carfi, since I have posted this video. Well, by your

nick I presume you're a lyric singer, aren't you? As there's no

agreement regarding terminology with respect to singing issues (

according to Johan Sundberg), I'm curious about what do you mean

exactly by 'wrong posture'. Would you mind to elaborate on that?

[kiagguduh]

In spite of how it looks like, I can assure you he does not push up or

force his throat to goes that high. Actually, he was teaching me how

to hit high notes without straining. Ton has been singing in a professionaly

basis for more than 10 years on his own concerts, giving classes,

workshops, not to mention cds and dvds he has already released.

[kiagguduh]

It's believed that a poor technique for a singer who mostly sings in this range of

high notes would forcefully cause him vocal disorders, which is not his case.

In 2 years and 4 months going to his studio every single week to take classes,

I have never ever heard Ton Carfi complain of a sore throat nor sound

even a bit hoarse. That's what make me believe his technique is good.

[kiagguduh]

Moreover, as far as I'm concerned, Also, his technique is thoroughly in line with SLS (Seth Riggs) and CVT (Cathrine Sadolin) techniques. SLS is widely accepted in USA, while CVT has been successfully adopted in Europe and both them were developed by masters in classical music.

[streetmala1]

é mano´s o cara é enbaçado mesmo

ainda bem que é meu professor

desculpe-me

clecio!!!!!

[deryk2784]

Hey kiagguduh! :)

So I visited that link in the video for the vocal lesson products. Are there any in English, or must I study Portuguese to learn what this amazing singer does?

Cause I will if I have to! :p

[Dpl0iD]

Superb!

[starfromtheeast]

Wonderful range!

You sound like brian mcknight and stevie wonder!

[kiagguduh]

Thanks, Star. Here's Jorge speaking, Ton's student.

You've almost hit the mark! He really delved into Brian's vocal technique, but not Stevie's. Instead, he prefers Wanya Morris' vocal emission.

Have you ever heard of Cassie Bonner? Look for his Myspace and listen to "Give your love" to hear a great tessitura. hugs

[guarimara]

Exelente tu trabajo usted es un maestro como puedo contactar con usted para recibir claces como me pongo en contacto con usted? y Dios lo bendiga !

[kiagguduh]

@guarimara Hey, look for Ton Carfi website to get information from him. There you will find emails and telephone number to get in touch. Thanks for writing.

[jonaspaulo]

Meu futuro professor!!!

Esse cara arregaça!

Os gringos aí embaixo babaram, hein... Só não pode confundir C3 com C5 C1...

Dó central é C3 e isso já tá virando padrão...

See y'all sooner than expected.

[kiagguduh]

O nome da nota é apenas uma questão de referência, que neste caso está longe de ser padronizada. Esse é um C5, considerando o Middle C (dó médio) como o C4. Na convenção usada em notação científica de altura ou a 'American Standard Pitch Notation' aquela nota é um C5, Treble C, c^ii ou 523,25Hz, pra ser mais preciso.

[DEDEUSEHMAIS]

MEU DEUS!!! Isso existe mesmo??? Que perfeição!!! Canta muito!!! Arrebenta Ton!!!

Sem dúvidas isso é dom de Deus!!!

Parabéns por ter sido escolhido pra receber esse dom!!! Que Deus te abençoe muito mais!!!

[souljabarb]

you sound just like Stevie wonder

[kiagguduh]

Yes. It seems both them use the very same technique to get that high: mixed voice.

[pontessou]

mano ton carfi adiciona eu ai no seu orkut . eneias.pontes

sorocaba sp

[junnobass]

meu mto dezz esse video to conseguindo fazer barbares com minha voz e tudo isso pra louvar a Deus

[kiagguduh]

Tô ligado. Fica muito mais fácil quando a gente vê ele fazendo, é diferente de só ouvir.

[junnobass]

nusssaaaa d+++ msm verdade!

[propally]

Holy shit dude u can go so high

[kiagguduh]

Guess who is the singer this guy admires the most. I'll tell you who: Tonex.

[HornungMoeller]

Is this a big deal? He just uses falsetto? Hmm..

[kiagguduh]

No, it's definetly not fasetto. As a matter of fact, falsetto is poor in overtones and volume, since falsetto is a phonation gear with non-adducted chords. Instead of it, Carfi delivers his tone with completely adducted chords, less mass in vocal mass vibration and resonance in upper cavities.

[djeikop]

Is this technique any similar to what you learn in Complete Vocal Technique?

[kiagguduh]

As far as I know, Mrs Sadolin states that the CVT accounts for any kind of tone production. A CVT instructor told me that he would judge this singing mode as CURBING.

[kiagguduh]

You might found lots of examples for the differences among falsetto, head voice and mixed voice in the websites and courses of Seth Riggs (SLS), Brett Manning (SS), John Henny, Roger Love, Goodrich Vocal Studio, Cathrine Sadolin (Complete Vocal Technique). It's not because you can't reach a note you can call it falsetto for everyone who is able to. I myself recorded this; it is not falsetto.

[kiagguduh]

See James Campbell's comments underneath: he labels Carfi's tones as crisp and clear, both features that do not characterize falsetto register.

[ppmontier]

ai ai ai ai óóóóóóóóóó...fim

[kiagguduh]

dãnnnn

[ppmontier]

Ai meu ouvido!

[kiagguduh]

Sensível seu ouvido... tá precisando de um filtro passa baixas... Ah... e se fizer isso, não vai poder mais ouvir cantores de R&B que usam esse tipo de emissão quase o tempo todo...

[jessecambell]

wow! crisp AND clear. sweet!

[kiagguduh]

Hi, Jesse

Here is Jorge Leandro, the one who commented your performance on the T.D. Jakes video. I speak on the behalf of Ton Carfi, the guy who carries out range work outs on the video above. Indeed he was my former vocal coach and became a friend of mine. We're flattered to hear such a comments from an astounding singer as you. Many regards.

[IvanPhellip]

Well, I thought...

Deixa pra láh...rsrs

Por Ex.

Esse tal ''m081487m''

Pensei q ele fosse 'gringo'...assim como o restante dos outros Youtubres q comentaram em Inglês...

Ps; I knew You wasn't a ''Gringo''

I just thought you was the only one...rs

[IvanPhellip]

Oh o Tom manoh...

Soh os gringo comentando...

Pagando mow maderah...Hehe...

'I'm telling yall Guys

Tom Carfi is Lately the Best Brazilian Singer I'm trueling...

I'm a singer too...

I fortunately can get this notes too,but my face looks like a Frying Apple when I do it..rsrs

Its amazing checking out how confortable he is while is getting a D#!

He can go even higher...

Listen to his CDs Yall All!

[kiagguduh]

Onde vc leu esses comentários dos gringos?

[m081487m]

who cares what note it is...its high..and it sounds good

[vocalfreek]

It is NOT a D#5...! It´s a D#2! Three octaves below in other words. The "high C" for male voices is the c2 (c3 for women) and this guy is singing 3 semitones above it (not 3 octaves and 3 semitones...!)

[kiagguduh]

YES, it is a D#5. Elementary, my dear Watson. It's just a matter of reference, got it? You regard c1 as the middle C, while I consider C4 as the middle C. So, it's a D#5 in "Scientific Notation", it's a "d''#" in the Helmholtz notation, it's a Treble D#, it's a D# above the male "high C" or a 622.3 Hz to be exact! You may check it on Dolmetsch Music Theory website. Whatever you call it, it is fairly high, even for a Pavarotti.

[djeikop]

How do you transcend your tone to that "higher" quality (would that be head voice)?

[kiagguduh]

Hi, Djeikop

Well, we've discussed about such a tone quality he's able to achieve and we've drawn the conclusion that it is likely a "mixed voice", in terms of the Speech Level Singing. In terms of the modes of Complete Vocal Technique it seems to be Curbing, which is a restrained mode, more powerful and metallic than the Neutral one. Anatomically speaking, I think Ton stretches his full cords to the limit and resonate mostly up in the head.

[kiagguduh]

Moreover, IMHO he has his vocal folds thinned out not just by streching them, but also by releaving the weight on them, keeping an open throat, which means without closing his oropharynx. It is widely known that such a mechanism requires the singer to use less air, in order to sing powerfully, but effortlessly and safely.

[kiagguduh]

Legal.

[WONDAWOMAN]

Amazing! And super fine I may add! lol..

[m081487m]

wow! that is amazing. I want to try that. Ton is such a great singer.

[kiagguduh]

Yes, he is. He's about to release a DVD on video classes for vocal technique.

[kiagguduh]

rsrs... pq será que o quarto é verde, hein ?!!!

[thiagokbass]

o cara é fera d#5 é froid man rsrsrsr!!voz de cabeça mui difícil!

[thiagokbass]

um detalhe pintou o quarto e melhorou de teclado kkkkkkkkkk!!

[kiagguduh]

Teclado não, mano! Piano elétrico, piano elétrico... rsrsrs