I remember when I suggested covering this song and you said you might never be able to do it, and here you are doing it. Great job, man. Awsome cover :]
+Christian Johansen could u please do a dark days by parkway drive cover I would love to hear your lows on the song as I mentioned in the previous comment great job on this cover man u are getting better and better!
Your videos have gotten so much cooler into the future. I like how your voice still has its own unique sound and I've always heard it over the years. Keep up what you're doing dude it just gets better and better
Holy shit, man you've done it again, another amazing architects cover! I love the new album and this cover is brilliant! Please do more of the new album! :D
mano. amo o jeito q vc grita. Desde q eu tinha 14 anos eu aprendi a berrar, e vc e o timo foram base pra mim. Eu me espelho em vc e sei q vc n vai entender o pt mas so falando pra exaltar. abraço do Brasil
I clearly see really big improvement on your "Carter's vocals". Admit it you have rushed into traning those. Didn't you? :) It was much bigger pleasant to listen it that your previous covers of Architects. Well done Christian Johansen!
Great cover man you keep getting better and better I enjoy listening to your covers allot!! I also wanted to ask u if u can do a cover of Dark Days by Parkway drive I would love to hear your lows on that song!!
Watch some tutorials on singing with distortion. A lot of the tutorials dont sound anything like sam, but that's not important. The technique they teach you is actually crucial to this. Once you got the basis of a solid singing/belting with distortion you need to become familiar with mix voice and how to control your placement The way I've sound to do Sam's voice, as well as taught my drummer is imagine you're singing from the back of your nose. So very head placed mixed voice. Now here's the catch, you need to actually release less air while beliting, yet more force with your diaphragm. Ik it contradicts, but just find that nasal placement, and concentrate on not letting a lot of air push out of your body, yet use the drive you get from your diaphragm. You'll probably sound a little wacky at first, but as you keep doing it and engaging that muscle memory soon you'll be able to do a pretty similar sound to sam carter without damaging your throat.
