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I know that classifying a voice type isn’t something I should focus on but I’m just curious about what I would be labeled as. My speaking range is from G2/Ab2-D3/E3 (this is just when I speak, I tend to reach G2 when I’m tired or sick) I am untrained and have never taken a singing class, but the highest my chest voice can push if I try is D4 and maybe F4. I don’t try and use head or falsetto since I don’t want to damage my chords since I’m not a trained singer but I feel in mixed and in head voice I could reach higher notes. Again, I know voice classification shouldn’t matter and that everyone has their own unique voice but I am curious what I would be labeled. Btw I’m new on this forum and I wasn’t sure where to post this.
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I also gave this one a shot. More of a twist on Bonnie Rait meets John Prine (and they did meet. John Prine and Bonnie recorded "Angel From Montgomery".) Written by John and Made Bonnie Rait famous.
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By aravindmadis · Posted
Thank you Rob and MDEW!! Rob, yes, I have heard your version. In fact the first version of this song I heard was yours! -
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Hey Jarom, What's up? Sounds pretty good to me, but I like happy little tunes. Kind of sounds like something from the early 70's. Like John Sebastian or Randy Newman. Cool.
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Wow... Welcome back Aravindmadis. Good to hear that you are still singing and sounding so good.
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By Robert Lunte · Posted
FYI... I also did this tune if you are not aware ... here is my interpretation. This is a GREAT song to learn how to sing. It has wonderful lyrics, a great story everyone can connect with and it has good dynamics opportunities.
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