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Oops, sorry David. I just tried it again and it worked for me...not sure what's happening there. Thank you Picklejarr. I played around with both, but I think a Belty B4 from me would have been too strange sounding. I have been working on mixing, but my really loud head voice sounds too bright and splatty, and I'm not sure how to change it. It's either operatic sounding, or really "rock splat" as I call it, and I don't know how to not do that. Thank you for your feedback. I really appreciate it!

Oops, I'm sorry. I suppose it could be good or bad depending on your taste in music. In this context, I mean only good things when I say it. The even-ness of tone, the way your voice sounds, it's very professional.That's what I was going for.

This. This is a great song. I went and looked at something else while I had this playing and thought I was listening to Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift as she should have been. Nice job.

Wow, I really like your lower range. It's so pure sounding. Did you get slightly tired towards the end of the song? It sounded like things might have been tensing up a bit... One of the things I have been working on is vowel modification, and that might help you out as well, it takes some of the weight off when done correctly, and helps keep you from straining or getting tense. Nice job though, it's a beautiful song, and you sing it well. I'm so jealous of your recording setup! Thank you for sharing that. Jonathan

So here is me singing Who Am I from Les Miserables, and I would appreciate any feedback anyone would be willing to give me. This is the first time I've ever recorded myself singing any type of head voice which happens at the very end. The "2-4-6-0-" is at an F#4, and the "oooonneee" part is a B4. If anyone could give me some feedback on my singing in general, as well as the head voice sections, I would greatly appreciate it. I'm nervous, this is my first attempt at recording myself, and I apologize if the audio isn't as clear as a studio recording or anything. Thank you, Jonathan.