The Outsider - Maynard James Keenan - Isolated Vocals (PLUS Vicarious - TOOL - The Missing Ending!) 

Glad you enjoyed!

I Agree, the power in his voice on the chorus is outstanding!

There's a singer from a project called Prajna who sounds a lot like him

@@chrisliepe please please do the studio version of Passenger. Especially because of the two different vocalists and how they work together in the song

I agree. Intentionality is absolutely the right word to use for Maynard's singing!

YES

In this particular case at 10:15 or so, the example lyric used is “I’m over this”. So when you hear “hmmmmoverthis” I don’t think it is correct to say he is humming to lead into “over” smoothly. It would be more apt to say he is skipping enunciating the “I” preceding the “mmm”. In that breathy method, trying to enunciate the “I” would probably result in sounding like he is saying “Hi”

The singer from Prajna does the exact same thing.

dAmn yes, whenever i think of this song i imagine that performance. The "I love Brad Wilk" T-shirt and all... The "over THIIIISS" is like eternal there

@@JPAcuna3 thought you were referencing the 3Libras performance and had to check. Didn't know they performed The Outsider also. Have to admit though, prefer Mer de Noms over Thirteenth Step - although it's great album as well

I love also the live recording from Stone and Echo

he will work to elevate you, just enough to bring you down

Oh that's awesome to hear... MAKES SENSE!

NICE

Same!

ya same here. These are enlightening.

I agree. ART! Consideration and attention to detail. So much so... It's what makes him one of the greatest of our time

You're so right... He's not thinking about any of it... He may have thought about different techniques at some point or maybe just stumbled into all of it, but it's impossible to think about good technique a lot and at the same time, deliver great vocals. I have a video coming out about this soon :) !! Technique is important, especially for those of us who don't naturally stumble upon cool things with our voices, but it's not as important as abandonment, freedom, non-judgement and being comfortable with who you are and how you express yourselves. This is ultimately why we love Maynard so much!

@@chrisliepe agreed. I learn the technique for practice and forget it completely when playing. Thanks for the response brother

I appreciate your support and viewership too! Thank you!!

I agree, looking after the viewer interest is very much appreciated.

@@chrisliepe No no :) .... thank you

Oh wow! haha... small world!

Same in 2017 it was amazing to hear live

So glad you're enjoying these along with me. Maynard is one of my favorites to do!

:)

SO GOOD

NICE... thanks for sharing!

Thanks for watching and engaging! Glad you're enjoying!

Watch his posture at different moments during live performance. not the dancing, though i think that helps build the emotion, but the convex/concave archs can help direct wind

He can do it there’s vids out there where he does, it’s just so high up there he doesn’t want to crack. But I wish he would too more.

He has definitely pulled it off live. When I saw him he didnt but he is also much older now so obviosly its much more of a strain and he is more likely to mess it up. But theres video of him doing it live and I have friends that saw him closer to when 10000 days came out and they heard him do it.

Yeah he did the ending exclusively in 2006 and event then most of the time he took some of them down an octave to preserve his voice. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IymtIE0Kbvg.html Is probably the the best live version where does it and it's pretty damn close and he's got a whole set to do a very different scenario from working on these vocals for one song for a long time in a studio so it will always sound different unless Maynard went up on stage a sang vicarious and that was it.

Hmmm... I take this as a challenge.

@@chrisliepe Check out Puscifer's "Grand Canyon", really interesting vocal melody and phrasing.

@@chrisliepe some good puscifer songs to do would be Rev 22 20, Bullet Train to Iowa, Augostina, and The Remedy

You're welcome!

I agree... such a nice haven in the middle of this song!

In context with the song, it's like the girl is meditating on those words in her head "They were right about you"

Oh man... you would LOVE this: www.mymusicalvoice.com/p/make-vox-total-destroy-bundle

@@chrisliepe I really look forward to it one day, really do - I love everything you do man. I discovered you during the pandemic and you helped me grow as vocalist and a musician immensely. Unfortunately right now I have different priorities on my mind considering I am in a middle of buying and moving to another apartment which takes a lot of my free time and finances.

Something for you to look forward to after work!! Glad you're enjoying man :)

@@chrisliepe Absolutely 🤘🤘

I sure do!! :)

You're so welcome!

:) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6vSwdYMME_g.html

@@chrisliepe I saw this video, and I like this video. But, I've ment, isolated vocal in some Patton's song, for example, something from FNM or other Patton's project.

If I don't stop the playback of the singer/music at strategic points (not leaving it playing too long) RU-vid's algorithm will flag or block the video. This is partly why I stop so much. So unfortunately, because I don't own the copyrights to this song, I can't let it play all the way through. Kinda a bummer, but at least we get this :) !!

@@chrisliepe That's unfortunate. I love your breakdown and insight, it's impressive. This is the first time I've heard Maynard's vocals isolated without the music. Keep up the great content.

That's a great idea!

I haven't gotten into that album as much... but I'll circle back to it!

@@chrisliepe 😁😁👍👍

I'll look!

@@chrisliepe Great! The Maynard and Chino videos have been excellent btw!

My pleasure!

I’ve been singing this song at karaoke for years, this video showed me notes I’d never heard before. Thank you again.

Oh that's awesome... ya I LOVE these isolated vocals... so much is revealed!

I strongly dislike those terms. I think most people have them backwards. Neither of us are doing a fry scream. And all screams use the false cords! All compression uses the false cords as well! Check out the courses I've done with Periphery's Spencer Sotelo and Veil of Maya's Lukas Magyar. We've got lots of discussion regarding these very terms and topics!

@@chrisliepe Alright ! By "fry scream" i mean what you do when your voice breaks up. As opposed to the other kind of screaming (which is much rougher and energy consuming).

@@djabthrash As I'm hearing it... We're both doing heavily distorted pitch screaming... Or extreme singing with distortion. There's a note in my scream just like his. Which means it's NOT a "fry-based scream" Since there is primary cord engagement in both examples. Both time stamps are the same stuff, just in different proportions. How much airflow is being moderated by the false cord area? What is the amount and quality of the cord closure. It's less about making a classification and observing the balances. It's amazing how many people I get that say: Hey that's a fry scream!! or Hey that's a false cord scream... and it's like this running argument to be right in the classification. Listen to Chester Bennington - Given Up... The epic scream... then go look for arguments on what kind of scream it is. You isolate that scream and listen carefully to any of chester's screaming... There is a NOTE in every one. So it's NOT what it typically classified as a fry scream. It's extreme singing with LOTS of false cord engagement. People write it off as a fry scream and don't get anywhere near the intensity or engagement in it and wonder what they are doing wrong. It's all about, in my opinion, steering clear of those classifications and experiencing the balances in your OWN VOICE and seeing what comes out. Who cares if it's a little different than the artist you're drawing inspiration from. It'll unlock lots of possibilities in your own voice along the way!

@@chrisliepe Gotcha !

Thanks for watching!

Buckley is on the channel. Gnecco is coming soon!!

@@chrisliepe fantastic! 🤩 Thanks Chris!

😋 NICE

I've been searching for The Pot iso tracks... haven't come across them just yet, but I hope to do something on that song someday!

@@chrisliepe In just the actual song. if you listen to it in your headphones, which I believe you have the same ones I do, the AKG k240 studio, you hear "who are you" right before the 1-second marker. This is why I love your videos because of Maynards vocal ways and everything underlying that he does. Phenominal

Thanks!

I'm definitely going to second this! 💜

hmmm... can you email me at info@mymusicalvoice.com about this. I'll check to see what's up with your email. Thanks for letting me know!

RU-vid mostly :) Just search for them!

It definitely inspires that!

yay :)