A vocal coach analyzes James Charles' cover of "God is a Woman" and offers constructive criticism. The coach defends James from excessive criticism, but also points out areas for improvement, such as pitch and nasal airflow. They suggest James could make adjustments to his singing technique to sound better and address common issues with his runs. The coach also mentions that most YouTube covers, including their own, are pre-recorded and edited, and that even professional singers make mistakes. The goal of the video is to help James improve, not to criticize him harshly.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is a singing teacher who offers online singing lessons.
2. The speaker has a website called "youcansinganything.com".
3. The speaker also has a vlog channel, cover channel, Twitch, and Discord.
4. The speaker is discussing James Charles' cover of "God is a Woman".
5. James Charles had uploaded a Snapchat story responding to criticism of his cover.
6. The speaker believes that James Charles' voice has some good qualities, but also some areas for improvement.
7. The speaker uses Melodyne, a music editing software, to correct pitch and notes in their own covers.
8. The speaker thinks that James Charles' voice is "stuck" in certain parts of the song.
9. The speaker suggests that James Charles is not using nasal airflow correctly in his singing.
10. The speaker believes that James Charles' runs in the song are not well-executed.
11. The speaker thinks that James Charles is too close to the microphone when recording.
12. The speaker is not trying to be mean or critical, but rather offer constructive feedback to help James Charles improve.
13. The speaker has been analyzing James Charles' voice and has identified areas that could be improved.
14. The speaker believes that with some small adjustments, James Charles could sound "amazing" and improve his singing tenfold.