eunice_hairburger

Oh wow, I really like this. I noticed you before in another song you did (which I can't remember now), and was very impressed. Love your voice. I'm also envious of your piano abilities. I'm too lazy to learn properly, dammit! lol

Oh wow, thank you. I don't think I'm beyond criticism or constructive feedback. I know I've got vocal issues and problems and many things I want to change and improve, but I really appreciate your kind and supportive words.

Nobody cares for my thread anymore? LOL

Actually, again speaking of Sarah Brightman, here's my version of All I Ask Of You...I do both the man and woman parts. lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5AWDxgCC8w Right at the end, be warned - I forgot where I was in terms of octaves and sang a whole octave higher than I meant to. EEP! I left it in there in the end. Oh, and also, I'm not used to this movie version, which is faster than the original one, so...there are some slight timing issues.(excuses excuses! lol) "A poor singer always blames her karaoke tracks!" - proverb

Just for fun, get a look at this! That's Sarah Brightman in there, her first known song. LOL

Yes, but how? How!? lol

Thank you so much!! I’ve been told by someone on another forum that they thought I sounded like Sarah Brightman (I was singing a song she actually did, but can’t remember which one now), and also Karen Carpenter. Yeah, I don’t want to lose what I sound like now…I still want to retain the sweetness and light heady-ness and all that…but I want to be able to do MORE. What I KNOW my voice can do if I can just get more power and a less head-based sound (when I want to).

This is for all the CVT people around here, and anyone else who knows how to get more metal into a voice that is currently VERY neutral-based, with only occasional light curbing. I don't know how to use overdrive or edge, I have major issues "grounding" myself (not sure if that's the right expression for it...I tend to always go into a very heady-type of voice and I don't want to do that), and I have absolutely NO metal whatsoever. I WANT METAL! I can't afford the CVT book, and would be worried if I did go broke buying it that it wouldn't explain how to get metal and edge and overdrive enough so I could actually understand what to DO to get it. I can sort of see what I should be doing, but exactly HOW to do it is another story entirely! Thank you!

Oh no! LMAO Maria was actually a joke song. That's not intended to be taken seriously as a proper song. I was just fooling around, being silly one day. Made myself laugh the whole time, heheh. (though actually, speaking of twang, I'd love to work out how to use twang in NORMAL singing, so it doesn't sound so extreme, you know? I think it'd really help me) Anyway, thank you so much for the post! I was hoping my thread wouldn't just sit here for weeks on end, ignored or found too boring or bland...I don't think there're many other girls on this forum, and a lot of the threads seem to contain more rock or heavy metal type of songs...NOT me at all! lol Anyway, I don't have a warm up routine. I can safely say that all those songs on my Soundclick were recorded on a "virgin" voice for that day. I tend to come home from work, think about what song I'd like to have a go at singing, and then just do it. Nothing else. Please elaborate further!! I need feedback!

Hi Here are some of my home recorded "karaoke-style" vocal clips... www.soundclick.com/germpatterson And here's one on Youtube (no visual except a pic of a cat. lol), which is me trying to sing louder *sigh* http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jedkCswoH4Y Any feedback at all would be very much appreciated - good, bad and everything in between. I am aware, since I started recording myself, that I have issues with belting, chest voice / mixed voice, and getting a strong and powerful sound. I am on my journey to fix these problems!!