singyourstuff

You definately do not sound as if you just began. I also agree with izzle, if you can speak, you can sing. I would recommend learning proper vowel pronunciation and sing through scales. This is a video that I found to be helpful: Keep up the good work!

I would recommend working on your falsetto a bit and it seems as if your break is troubling you which is normal for many singers. Practice singing scales through your break and try smoothening it out a bit. Otherwise good work!

Wow that was very impressive! I didn't find many problems except for a few minor rhythm issues. Otherwise, keep up the great work!

I would recommend cutting out your vibrato for now as this is somewhat of a more advanced aspect of singing. Your most recent post was definitely better than the previous because of the confidence and air support. I also recommend going through scales by playing a note on a piano (or on your guitar) and trying to match up the pitch of your voice to the pitch of the instrument. Over time, your voice should strengthen and your ear will become more in sync with your voice which will help with your pitch. Keep up the good work!

I would say that you are on the right track with the guitar. Use a piano (or your guitar) and go through some scales. You were hitting most notes but it seemed as if when you first hit the note, it would be somewhat off but then as you sang the note longer, you would correct yourself. I definitely recommend just sitting down and plucking out single notes on your guitar and singing along and eventually, you will train your ear and voice to immediately hit the note. Keep up the good work!