Olem

Thanx for the demonstration, Xamedhi. I understand the vowel modification. Both "wheel" and "seen" uses the same vowel "ee" but for some reason i found it a lot more difficult to reach the C5 in "wheel".

Hmm, yes i saw it was removed. IMO a little stupid since it says explicitly that it is a cover and also it's nowhere near the quality of the original song ☺

Thanx for the tip, Robert. What exactly do you mean by getting strong? I understand it is some kind of training. But what training?

Hello! Tried this challenging and legendary song again. I, especially found the C5 phrase "wheel" challenging, more than the equal C5 "seen". Why is that you think? Any suggestions to improve this song? 

Ok, so the youtube link doesn't work so here is a link to my facebook video instead. I hope this works. 

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10153584906741517&id=654441516

Thanx, for listening!

Hehe, thanx Ron. You are kind as always. I, myself, am not totally pleased with this cover, it is a damn hard song, the phrases sung goes so fast. I twist my toungue when i for example  sing "the horse he sweats with fear...". Sometimes the phrases are stuck in my throat especially on the first verse i think.

Hello, again! 

Here you have my maximum ability. Head voice, chest voice and mix, all in the same song. Unfortunately i have too much of the pharyngeal voice in the verses (sorry, but i have sang too much Judas Priest). What do you think?

I like your voice, great singing, reminded me a little of Bono. Great achievement!

Testing my lower voice in this Frank Sinatra classic. No fooling around here  and no cheating either - 1 take. 

12 hours ago, Robert Lunte said:

OLEM

Cool contribution... 

- like the laugh at the beginning.

-  I don't understand this video... are you playing "Rock Band" game? I'm assuming you are lip synching to your own recording of this?  Like the guys said, it sounds cool / good.

- The question I want to ask is why are you choosing to use a silly visual? The vocals are pretty decent or good... why not synch to a visual that is a bit more serious looking?

Hello, Robert, thanx for listening! Hehe, there is nothing to understand i guess and it is silly as you said. It is just me singing and fooling around abit. But forget about that, the singing is the important part. 

I actually sing in the video but put in another edited singing file. 

Sounded great Elvis! Your tone is similair to Coverdale's. I couldn't hear any major faults and you did it justice. Too bad you don't have much time to post your singing because i really like your voice.

Hehe, Ron, thanx for your kind words and for listening. Oh, no, you got me there (trying to hide some gray hair) I am not brazilian i am swedish but i have a brazilian girlfriend, though, and i speak portuguese so i guess i am a little brazilian . 

Also a big thanx for you Aravindmadis! I must admit that it is playback in my video, i sing for real but i put another singing version into my video, so i guess i am cheating a little 

This sounds great, Felipe! In the chorus you sound very alike Bruce Bruce. Have you tried singing it with a little rasp?

Hello, there, long time no seeing!

Please critique this video. Constructive critics are always welcome. Don't mind the craziness in those videos, hehe, i am more interested in how you find my voice. Pitch, tone etc.

Speed of Light by Iron Maiden

Great singing, you have improved alot since the last time i heard you, Seb! Your tone is not so falsetto-ish ( as in airy) anymore. Keep up the good work!

I liked this as well, Jeremy. Excellent work! Your voice could be a little prominent in the mix, something i usually do myself.

Thanx for listening, guys! 

Musikman: Yes, you are right, sometimes i pull too much chest up there in the G4-B4 area. 

Ron: Yes, that is a useful tip which i will try to remember.

Xamedhi: I have a taste for chesty rock singers like Bruce Dickinson and Tobias Sammet for exemple ybut find it very fatiguing to sing Iron Maiden songs. That is why i try to sing Judas Priest mostly , Rob Halford uses more of a lighter mix in the upper range and it is easier for me than singing Iron Maiden sings. Note "easier", it is not easy of course. This song, though, is really tough, it is right at the passagio.

Jeremy: Actually i have sung "Screaming for vengeance" a couple of times - a tough song as well.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DZ4d6VzTKkQ

Hi, i was trying to sing this and i don't know if i am doing it exactly  right. I feel i am using alot of weight which i am trying to reduce the higher i go. Any critique are welcome. 

You got some really good sounding head notes in some parts, like in Don't Stop Believin for example. In some parts you sound a little falsetto-ish (as in airy head tone) and dopey. Keep up the good work, Xamedhi!

This rocked, Thanos! You have made a great job with vocal performance, sound mixing  and the graphics. Cheers!

It sounds great, Enander, and the second attempt is even better - the first attempt sounded more shouty. Cheers!

"Olem thanks for the feedback and the words man. Would you mind pointing spots where its most evident"

It is the "th"sound you can improve but i must point out that it is no big deal. If you just stick out the tip of your tounge between your teeth and you will be fine. The accent can be found in the beginning phrase "This is the end" for example. Cheers!

I liked it though i prefer a little more rasp in this kind of genre. I am also a little puzzled over the fact that you sit down singing this: How is that even possible? Excellent!

Hi, Pekka, thanx for listening. Ah, "louder" you guys mean of course 

I liked it very much.This tune doesn't rock that much IMO, it has more of a psychedelic "high on drugs" feel to it so i think your laid back voice suited this song well. 

Hi, Igor, thanx for listening and once again:Happy birthday!I am not quite sure what you mean by loaded. More "chesty"?