kalshakir

Thanks a lot That's what I call a helpful analysis For the breathing I can say that I'm usually doin' it in the right way but I will take a closer look on the steady push ! I found some videos with exercises to get more relaxed and bring the sound forward. And I guess I should work on those things before and then try to bring in the 'mask' !? Btw. I wasn't aware of the consonant thing ! I will try to keep it in mind.

Sorry I'll try to make it clearer My problem's the higher parts in the songs "Spiders" and "Here without you" Compared to the original singers who sound realy relaxed in this part I feel more like I'm shouting than singing. But without doin' this I'm not able to reach the higher parts with my voice. So I was wondering if this is just a question of technique - if it is I could go and check out the "Vocal Technique Forum" (I found it to late) or if it is a general difficulty because of my low voice... Thanks for response.

Hey guys, I started singing as a hobby back in 2011 and made some progress since then though I never had lessons. But now it seems a little bit like im stuck... I'm still having some problems with intonation as well as singing high pitch but I'm not able to get rid of it. So I wonder if maybe someone here is able to give me some hints and tips, or is even able to tell by listening, what I'm doin' wrong. Here are some covers I did - In order from low pitch (which I'm actually pretty good in) to high pitch. I guess you will be able to hear when it starts gettin' tricky for my voice. - Rammstein - Du Hast - Johnny Cash - Hurt - System of a Down - Spiders - Red Hot Chili Peppers - Slow Cheetah - 3 Doors Down - Here without you Thank you !