Van Halen - Hot For Teacher - David Lee Roth - ISOLATED VOCALS - Analysis and Tutorial

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Van Halen - Hot For Teacher - David Lee Roth - ISOLATED VOCALS - Analysis and Tutorial

The David Lee Roth era with Van Halen was very distinct from the Sammy Hager era with the latter having more of a corporate approach to music.

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David Lee Roth’s time with the band was more loose with more of a party band vibe and we’ll see that as we look at his isolated vocals from “Hot For Teacher”.

We’ll take a closer look at David’s vocals and how he used falsetto and head voice for his caricatured sound.

I’ll also explain what was unhealthy about his sound and how we can approach it differently.

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