Hey guys Ken Tamplin from Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy coming to you live from the
Rock Hall of Fame and we have Ronnie James Dio
"Holy Diver" and this is looks like an original score I guess he scored out his
music and had the band numbers read it. My understanding is the fastest way you get
a guitar player to turn down is to put a sheet of music in front of him so
hopefully this was helpful for Ronnie and just above that we've got Tony
Iommi's guitar for Black Sabbath and just a lot of really cool paraphernalia
and a lot of great stuff. So anyway let's rock a vocal coach reaction to Ronnie
James Dio.
Thank you.
Good to be
with you too Ronnie.
I'm do that with my hair.
Alright thank you shut up and sing.
I'm ready.
Sorry I had to do that.
Listen to that tone man. What great vocal tone.
Okay now I mean he hasn't missed a single note man I don't know forget how old he
is here but this dude has just been a rock star all the way to the end when we
lost him to cancer man. (sings). He's just got that huge monsterous
voice and hey man the guys like 5'2 or 3 or 4 or whatever it was and just this
roaring lion coming out of his mouth pretty cool if you ask me.
Good job man.
Again guys the guy would sing 15 songs and never lose his voice. Now I have a
singing course it's called How to Sing Better Than I did (sings) you know you can
hear me compress the sound you can tell I'm not tired right. There's a very
specific way on how to do this and you don't go straight to this kind of sound
you have to build up to this sound like working out in a gym. There's no
difference and in my singing course I walk you through step by step how to get
this kind of sound safely. If you don't do this safely, correctly over time it's
called hyper glottal compression and yes I'm one of the very first guys on the
internet talking about glottal compression and all of a sudden
everyone's talking about it but no one seems to be able to sing it and do it
correctly it's kinda interesting but anyway with that said I walk you through
this in my course step-by-step. The course is called How To Sing Better than
Anyone Else and you can find it at Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy.com if you're
interested let's continue with Ronnie here we go.
Or should I say Vivian. Looks like Vivian Campbell on guitar. I love his guitar playing.
Cool.
Very Vivian.
Yngwie type long guitar solos.
I left that in for your guitar players out there.
I love those hand motions.
Wrong lyric.
Now I've done a couple of versions of this. I actually did a vocal coach reacts
to Ronnie and I already did "Last In Line" and I also did a version of"Last In
"Line" myself so you can go on and check out my version of "Last In Line". I did a
couple tutorials on his so if you want to see me and see how I stack up to
Ronnie, please check it out and I also did "Neon Knights" so I in fact I did a
compilation "Last In Line" and "Stand Up and Shout" and some other stuff so but
I just recently did "Neon Knight" I'll put that in the description text you
guys could just click on it and check it out and let's continue with Ronnie James
Dio.
Again he's another one of those singers that makes me want to sing, very seldom that happens.
Perfect, tone and pitch. Great band.
Sometimes I try to cut these up to make it shorter but I thought that was almost
sacrilegious to do that with Ronnie's stuff because it's just I don't know
he'd probably roll over in the grave and come and spank me if I did something like that.
Cool. I got to warm up for him in a band I was in years ago. It was a lot of fun.
Nice. now the crowd's going nuts.
Ok here's another piece here and before we go into this too actually Doug Aldrich
looks like that's who's on guitar, Doug actually played on one of my records as
well it was called Wake The Nations" so you can check it out there's a song called
"Come Together" you could probably just google it Ken Tamplin "Wake The Nations"
and the song's called "Come Together" and Doug Aldrich is on guitar so check it
out.
I love it when the audience sings all your stuff. Isn't that fun.
Here we go.
Now notice by the way, it is really tough to just have just a bass
guitar and drums (sings) to be alone like that with a bass
and just you and the audience and guitar and make it sound that big, that good
that in pitch, that powerful. Man pretty tough mm-hmm act to follow.
And I know
he's got a lot of dark lyrics and stuff that's not what I'm into at all but I do
respect the talent that is for sure.
Go Dougie.
Pretty dark.
And it gets mellow (sings) he gets real nice and
mellow (sings). He's not (sings) so he can back off the sound too so it's not
that he always has to sing heavy so guys I have a singing course as I said called
How to Sing Better Than Anyone else where I walk you through this stuff
right and it's important as I point out in the course that if you always have to
sing heavy and distort it and you forever sentence yourself to singing
heavy, you can never come back and lighten up the sound and we want the
full spectrum of the voice. We want to be able to sing light, we want to be able to
sing medium and we want us to be able to sing heavy but if you always sing heavy
in order to be able to get to your notes and just squeeze and pinch and choke off
the chords and the throat like I said you'll forever sentence yourself to
always having to sing heavy and we want to start out by singing pure and crystal
clear and light first and then develop that distortion as we go so that we can
develop the full spectrum of the voice ok. Let's continue.
See he's able to do it without distortion.
It's got that Black Sabbath kinda sound to it. Doesn't it.
Obviously he sang for Black Sabbath as you guys know.
Dougie went on to play with Whitesnake after this so he's been in a few other
bands. He's in another new band now.
Okay so um yeah we're going to come into a close here in a minute. I think
there's like a faster part that comes up so we'll check this out and we'll close
with this and make some more closing comments. Here we go.
Can you guys here the support in his stomach, the strength he's got in the
sound that's really important to sustain this kind of, this kind of sound so.
Okay so speaking of on and on and on and on, it's a live thing so I'm sure they're
gonna go on for a while. I hadn't seen this the second half of
this so this is all new to me but anway you guys if you like what you heard
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