Manolito Mystiq

Hey there, I corrected the link. I know the main song (thread title) is rather old a recording. I will rerecord that song.

Quality music, man. In this regard I feel my voice is too classical for this stuff. I once tried to sing some Adam Lopez stuff (you might know him), and I just didn’t sound convincing at all. I really like Unforgiven, and I’m currently listening to Supernova. Really, really good, man. The guitar in Smile Like Sunshine sounds out of tune, or at least the C# note, because when your vocals kick in, it’s all good. EDIT: And now I’m listening to Arcadia, just the intro just now. AMAZING!!! (Oh, wait, that’s not yours???)

Pretty good. You’ve got a pretty detailed ear, as well. Your growls are cued to where Dio did them.

I actually auditioned with this song for the Metal Factory here in the Netherlands. Along with UK’s University for Metal Music, the first Metal Academy. I was too intellectual for the school, though.

As about F#2 seems your lowest note, you’re probably not a bass. You’re way too light to be a bass, anyway. I don’t even think a baritone would fit you, because the way you approach your F#2 being your rock-bottom note, makes it more that you’re a tenor. I’m a leggiero tenor, being able to reach a low F#2 as my lowest note, as well. I sang baritone repertoire in a choir, but I just can’t sing with this power and presence in that range, and that really has nothing to do with my lack of technique. I sound warm and deep there (a quality of leggiero tenors), but without the power. Tenor is more my thing.

Hello everyone, This is my first post at the forums. I’ve been working on my voice for quite some time. Just lately, since I’ve overcome this thought of embarrassment and uncertainty, do I try out a lot of things. Surely I’m improving, but there are still quite some things that seem off. This recording is from 2010, back when I started to open up: Recording. As you’ll hear, it’s a bity pitchy. I probably have a present accent, too, though this is like the only song outside of classical or musical repertoire that I sound at least decent in my English accent. I still have this you could say lazy pitch problems, even though my ears are quite very strong. I transcribe a lot of music note for note, extracting as many instruments as accurate as possible. The reason that I stayed with a classical singing teacher is that I really, really tried with quite an amount of teachers specialized in rock, metal, and the like, and not just once, but 15+ lessons (CVT certified), to which I didn’t feel any progress at all. I do improve when singing classical and I seem to tweak it to sing rock and metal, as well (with an accent problem). EDIT: Some more (recent) stuff: I Rembember You - 2013 (I’m really not so fond of this one, but it’s a recent one) Carrie - 2013 Jet City Woman - 2013 (a li’l off here and there, but this was from a singing lesson; very rough)