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So, what are your thoughts? Would you rather have someone guide you in singing by saying things like Bring the sound forward, feel the tone going through the top of your skull, or say things like "You are swallowing your tongue," Dampen the Larynx(a slightly downward and backward pressure on the larynx), Lift your soft palate". Do you know what any of these things do to the sound of your voice? -
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By singing squirrel · Posted
ok just listened to the 2nd one. Not much difference then the first except with out all the interfeance, its very breathy airy and unsupported. its like you are trying to sing in your comfort zone by singing in fassetto and not opening up your voice -
By singing squirrel · Posted
another member (time served and respected and everything on hear) posted on hear not so long ago about the problems of wisper singing. I did not listen to your second recording though, but if you do another recording please try and open your voice so we can hear you (we dont care if it cracks, as mine cracks too, see my other post) -
Yeah I understand, what about the second link? Mabye I’ll redo it without the background music. im just looking for feedback atm nothing too serious. Anything would help. My voice?
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