How to Sing Like Chris Stapleton (Creative Use of Twang & Nasal is GOOD) NOT a Typical REACTION! 

The world needs a "How to Sing Like Chris Liepe". Post something yours, man. BTW, thanks for your videos.

the" background vocal" wife. He is glad to have her. "Background vocal" sounded so condescendingly funny. Unintentional of course but still a good laugh.

Imagine singing that good and getting that killer guitar tone and timing perfect! It is so simple fundamentally but he adds so much style and finesse its impossible to replicate.

Wouldn't it be absolutely awesome to hear this song with Cornell and Stapleton. A straight acoustic album with them both would have been epic.

Chris stapelton, that fella is something else

Always afraid to sound to nasally - but then you listen to someone like Joe Walsh - and how unique is his voice? One of the great rock “character” voices. Stapleton lesson very helpful. His agility is insane. So fast with his vocal lines. Love your tip to just do a natural riff of the scale . Not exact notes.

I think that real you are THE best vocal coach in RU-vid

amazing breakdown. Stapleton has all this fantastic command as you say, but his instrument. man, that is a gift.

Super helpful. Working on this song now with my voice teacher.

Great lesson! I had been patiently waiting for that one. 😁 I love them all though. Thank you for everything you do.

Thank you so much for all you do, Chris. Chris really is a common name for epic singers! You’ve helped me find so much freedom in letting go of fear. It’s been so beneficial in my voice and even my personal mental health. I’m so lucky to live in a era where you’re alive and making this information so easily assessable and understandable.

My man - ''It is not a forward sound. It is held BACK and delivered through the nasal passage." THIS! I've really built up my mix recently and I'd been struggling to dial in twang with the new sense of space in the vocal tract that I've been singing with. This (relatively) simple sentence really helped things click! Such a clear way to sum up how twang, an open vowel and use of the soft palette can all co-exist. I even replayed it to see if there was a cheeky smile after you said it because I bet you knew you'd dropped a doozy!

Recently found this channel. What an awesome format/scheme you've got going. Please Please keep up the good work!

Love the breakdown and analysis on his techniques. Amazing job man!

😲😲😲 you’re a pro!!!!!

This guy’s voice is crazy, great vid man.

Another banger of a lesson! You are what we call in India a "Guru" which means "Mentor/Teacher". So i'm just going to address you as "Guruji" henceforth. Thank you for the amazing content! Btw, please do cover Conor Mason from Nothing But Thieves in this series, man's got the soul of Jeff Buckley and the grit of Chris Cornell!

Your analytical breakdown of vocals and correlation to music (I play guitar and piano) has made learning to sing with my own tone and creativity so effective. You do an amazing job Chris! Thank you for your amazing educational content! I’d love to see you analyze Tilian Pearson from Dance Gavin Dance.

Thanks for this and your other work.

So glad I clicked on this! Been practising this song for a while now. Great video, thank you

I've learned a lot from you Chris 💙 Thank you so much 🙏

Lovely departure from the brilliant stuff you’ve done before Chris, CS bends the notes and plays about with them just enough, and certainly as you say ‘draws the audience in’, fabulous breakdown/lesson and much appreciated

amazing look at his voice, i've had great interest in stapleton's voice and unique style, you are still my only coach i appreciate the hell out of ya

Like when I watch videos and learn something really useful, thanks. Need to look up this Chris Stapleton guy. You’re so right about those vocal coach reacts to type videos about the arm waiving hahaha, I see them and I just think get off my feed.

Stapleton is awesome. Other videos I'd like to see are...James Brown, Otis Redding and Wilson Pickett. Thanks again man, I love all your lessons

For the last few days I was trying to learn how to use BOTH nasality and twang to sing some Manowar-like heavy metal, and today this video appears. THANK YOU CHRIS!

I have been waiting for you to do this one for a while! I've been trying to do CS inspired covers of his songs for months. Limited success. :-)

You are amazing 😊 thank you

thank you so much!! I was trying to learn the song and search here in youtube "country nasal singing" and ended up in your video hahaha I now can do it way much better 🙌

Chris - Stapleton and Brandi Carlisle performed Hunger Strike together at the Chris Cornell tribute concert. You can find it in RU-vid. If you ever “teach” a female voice Brandi would be GREAT choice. She has a huge powerful voice. Check out her song The Joke.

Idk about anybody else but I would like to see a video for country singers that dip into the lower notes like Hank Williams Jr. Maybe even a video on lower register stuff in general?

Hi, i'm a drummer but i still love your channel. Could you please do something about Muddy Waters vocal style ?

Great Chris!!! Amazing master class about a amazing singer. Regards from Bogotá, Colombia.

Hello, yes, please sing to me again. 😍 😘😍You’re insanely talented in more than one sense of the word. Thank you for sharing so much of your heart and mind with us. You have made an absolutely monumental shift in my voice and my confidence which has helped me in ways words can’t touch. Be blessed. ❤

Hey, not sure if you've already covered it but could you please do a video on Howard Jones - Killswitch?

Loving the videos Chris! Would be really cool if you did a video on Jay Buchanan from Rival Sons! That guy has a voice on him!

This is an amazing break down. I would love to hear something similar for Jay Buchanan of rival sons or Brent Smith of Shinedown. These guys when they sing acoustic vocals are on another level.

Great video man! Thanks!

If in the future we get video for Glenn Frey, it would be amazing, specially the song "True Love".

Great video!! I really enjoy your channel!!

Thank you so much for this reaction video. I have been trying to sing this song and I have parts I do that I like and other things that are making me nuts....like I can sing warm really well when I do it with him but try and do on my own? Anyway, I was surprised when I was just imitating you in this video how much more range I seemed to get and that was so cool! And now I know where I need to focus with pentaconic bluesy stuff...did I spell that right?

Loved it! They remind me of Sam and Dave.

don't know if you're interested in covering more "extreme" singers, but i would love to see your take on greg puciato. anyways, love your content! your industriousness is unparalleled when it comes to accessible and informative singing content.

thanks for these cool as!

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="624">10:24</a> he probally see the adam neely video 'worst jazz solo'. amazing video chris, you is the best. love from brazil

This is one of my favorite and Thank you for not doing typical reaction videos I hate them. This one was both fun and educational. Chris Stapleton is a genius songwriter and great singer and you helped decipher his voice. Thank you :)

Great video it would great if you did an analysis of Caleb Followill from Kings of Leon he’s got a pretty forward sound too!

Great video. One on Captain Beefheart would be pretty sweet. Keep up the awesome work man

Please break down Bonnie Raitts blues style voice like you did here with CS! Loved it!

I really love that you're tackling some different styles... so we can learn from them different tricks we can incorporate into our own singing. How about people like Roy Orbison who used wide range, from soaring with power, sustained long notes and of course those high notes. Beatles era Paul McCartney with his ability to switch from distorted rock n roll (Long Tall Sally, Oh Darling, Helter Skelter) to super smooth melodic (Blackbird, Eleanor Rigby). Chris Isaak is also interesting with his combination of Elvis like smooth baritone to high, pure sounding head voice (Wicked Game).

I'd really love seeing your analysis on Jake from The White Buffalo! Thx for the great vids!!!!

You are very talented

Awesome video - just FYI I believe the line at the beginning is "liquor was the only love"

I'd love to see your take on Nothing More's This the Time or a song by Dead Letter Circus. Or even better: Fair to Midland! Three fantastic rockbands with great singers worth analyzing 😊

If I could request one Id love to see you do a michale graves one. He has tons of his own acoustic material besides the misfits stuff. Great singer

Great video man... I would like you to consider PLEASE doing a video on maybe the most confusing rock singer for another singer to get a grasp of... and that is Ian Astbury of The Cult... some examples are the chorus of " American Gothic", "Fire woman", and " she sells sanctuary", and " White"... his approach has always baffled me, as he sounds like a baritone, but is nailing these high tenor parts

Chris, you do great at breaking down this, notice he has a Willie nelson tone to his voice?

Hey Chris! Awesome lesson! Please do a video on Trent Reznor vocals from Nine Inch Nails

Great stuff as always! The thing around the <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="660">11:00</a> mark, less cord closure with false cord compression, is that something similar to what Marcus King does as a default? Seems to be a similar airy-gritty sound

Shania twang ? 🤔 ... okay stupid joke just to make a comment and helping the referensing. Great video and great singer ,as usual ,thanks Chris

Do a Sting one please !

HI, love your videos. Could you do a tutorial on how to sing like Trent Reznor?

Hey!!! Make a video about Billy Gibbons voice, please!!!!

RU-vid is really creepy. I was singing in my car and now I got an advertisement for this channel.

At the end of these style videos, it would be cool if you put it all together and just recorded the first verse and chorus to give a little demo on all of the techniques.

D'Angelo please!!!

Can you please do a video on the band Kaleo, song Way Down We Go? He has a great mix voice and head voice, and it would be really helpful if you could explain to us what he's doing to achieve his tone and color of his voice :)

You should make a video on how to sing like Charlie White from The Gentlemen and if you do just look up 2019 Guy or Real To Me because if you look up The Gentlemen It just shows a movie instead

Thank you for your videos Chris! The way you explain things is always very easy to understand. Any chance you can do a "How to sing like Rivers Cuomo of Weezer" video?

Wow.. It's very interesting country video. 👍 Very different video, very different technics, it's such rich and interesting for voice education.👍 Chris, can you make the same video about Jake Blake from "The White Buffalo" or some other country musician?

Please make one about Luis Miguel and Tom Chaplin! Amazing Stuff...

Hello sir , hope you are well , Could you please explain what is "metal" in singing / what are "metallic" & "non-metallic"sounds ?

Chris, don't use that "machine gun" vibrato when giving your wonderful, superb instruction.

RIVAL SONS-LONG AS I CAN SEE THE LIGHT

Here comes the part where I overdo that nasally sound until my girlfriend throws enough shade at me and I can slowly dial back from my attempt to sound like Chris to hopefully adding another tool in my voice box! Thanks Chris Liepe for this, yep was missing the nasal aspect

Thanks so much. CS sings so bright and i wonder how he get there. When i try it, my voice is much darker.

Problem solving is about extremes

Can you do Morgan Wallen next?

Awesome Video Chris! Amazing Content... Please react & analyse the voice of Tom Chaplin, from Keane, or Luis Miguel! Thanks...

I fucking love you man

A question I often have is, as a voice teacher, how would you advise your female singers to sing songs such as this one?

Another great video Chris! Do you think singers like Stapleton think about these techniques when writing their songs and writing their lyrics, or do the vocal variations and sounds come naturel to them, without thinking about it like we do :)?

You should do a video like this over Christopher Jackson

CAN YOU COVER JOHN FARNHAM.

Hi Chris, I Found your channel today, I am a multi-instrumentalist who has a problem with vocals. Just watching your video on Chris Stapleton has been a big help. When you are talking vocal compression, I hear it as a vocal limiting. I know your not taking plug-ins just natural vocal comp or limiting, but am I hearing it as a limiter not compression, am I hearing it wrong? Thank you for your time making these videos. I will share with every musician I know.

Chris Stapleton comes from the outer space period.

To get power, I thought you had to go all chest voice. Boy, I was wrong.

Got a sam Elliot voice, Chris one of the voices I can do.

So I’ve found my mix... sort of. There’s three strange issues I have with it that make me wonder if it’s really mix. For one thing, it sort of hurts to do, feeling like I’m doing some kind of yell, although it is connected and higher than chest. By extension, it is also incredibly distorted - you might think I was about to sing some Linkin Park, which doesn’t really work for the style I eventually want to achieve. Lastly, while there is power behind it, there is still a break of sorts. Rather than a crazy cracking noise, my voice goes out of tune when going into mix. For example, if I’m singing a chest-dominant G4, then pop up to a B4, I’ll end up at an A4 and have to “move” my voice up to the B4. My pitch intonation is almost never off, so the sound is as strange as the sensation. Any tips to fix these things?

Would you do one on colter wall the devil wears a suit and tie

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="370">6:10</a>, how did you sing that "crack"?

His style somehow reminds me a bit of Richie Kotzen ٩( ⺤◊⺤)۶

It you sing a Vvvvv sound but make the hole quite small so the pressure is quite high, is that the same feel and mechanism of compression?

I’ve read that the biggest level of power is in the pharynx. Is it true?

As a fan of hard music i would love to see "How to sing like Phil Anselmo, Tom Araya or Evan Seinfeld"

I love your content and teaching methods man but there's no reason to put down other creators

In your opinion, does the unique voice sound of a particular person can be developed or does it come naturally? is there any professional singer who overtime change their way or style (includes sound) of singing because he or she thought that will be the best for him/her, and eventually works for them? hope you got my question. thanks

The crazy thing is, Stapleton probably doesn't even think about or realize he's doing any of this, he just sings that way. Unless he took vocal lessons at some point. The world may never know.

Or just be born in southern Illinois or Kentucky and you will have his accent

“Liquor was the only love I’ve known”