Nicogratouille

I know MDEW... I'll post something later once I feel a little more confident Nick

Always been my problem since I'm quite shy by nature… I'm sure you're right! I have absolutely no clue how to mix… I just choose "male r'n'b' vocals" in garageband Anyway, I had to remove the clip since I'm a little embarrassed I can't do better… but thank you both for your comments Nick

Here's my take on MJ's classic tune. What do you think? https://app.box.com/s/68zahvtifa6of9rgzt7p Nick

Getting in touch with my girly side https://app.box.com/s/gdg8083vhvjqyc6xw9tg What do you think? Nick

Here it is: https://app.box.com/s/3ptlvnbvo3yhutqbyzre I hope you like it! Nick PS: I know I can't mix :lol:

Thanks guys Nick

Really appreciate that Ron and Keith :)

Thank you Signor Formica an Singingnewbie! Nick

Thanks! No it's not me on the piano, some backing track I found on youtube Nick

Lewis, Basically when going from low to high, you can: - Let go into a weak head voice or falsetto: "As soon as I go into head voice I sound weak and quiet compared to my chest voice." - Push chest voice and strain: "I've sung for years but had to avoid songs like that because my chest voice range won't get those high notes. " - Gradually move from chest voice to head voice so that you don't hear any sudden shift in quality and you think the singer has a 2-3 octave chest voice range. Nick

Nice voice! So jealous of your riffs btw Nick

Hi everybody Here's a little cover I made experimenting with different colors and stuff… Hope you like it! https://app.box.com/s/86nwdazdnc02v8hrw6cp Nick

You have a really nice voice there! What you need is the technique to match it Also, you're a baritone, on the lower side I would say. Nick

Yeah he's good! Thanks for the link Nick

This is the best I've heard you sing so far! Well done I'd say your approach is pretty good. You are a little nasal most of the time and very nasal in some spots but it's not bad. Also I think this song and style is a good fit for your voice! As for the nasality you can try to plug your nose while singing. Also singing the melody on a lip roll, a "goo" or a "boo" (like in the word "boot") might help. Then try to keep the same feeling with the words. Nick