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Your timbre definitely fits this Disney approach. You’re a pitchy, though. Nothing terrible, quite enough that it’s distracting. Your sister has much clearer pitch. I think it has to do with not having enough balance of air pressure and airflow.

You do a much better job in the Beaty and the Beast song, though.

Interestingly, your pitch is rather okay on the Sound of Music song, even though that’s the hardest of the three when it comes to modulation, melody, etc. Still something to work on, though.

I have pitch problems, too, though.

Hey there Manolito Mystiq, my humbe thanks for your awesome feedback. Yes I 100% agree with you, everything you said sets the same mind as me thinking, haha, one-take and impatiently uploaded, recording quickly in a zippy but I guess I'll have to do better. I'll get my Sinusitis surgery for sure sometimes later

I'll see what I can do with it, perhaps I'll try new songs, easier ones I guess so I can reach out and keep practicing on expanding the pitch range I guess.

I learn many vocal vocabulary from you, that's cool. Again, thanks, your feedback is awesome!

It appears to be I've spread these links previously on my Greetings/introduction thread, but since this is the real section for getting Feedbacks, critics and etc. So I'll repost the links.

My greetings/introduction post : http://themodernvocalist.punbb-hosting.com/viewtopic.php?id=7464

Me and my sister singing Aladdin's a Whole new World

Me and my sister singing Beauty and the Beast's Something There

Me and my sister singing Sixteen going on Seventeen from The Sound of Music

I use a SHURE SM58 Dynamic mic because my Rode NT2a condenser has a factory defect and currently (still) on warranty-claim to get a new replacement.

Critics are very welcome because I'm an amateur, newbie to vocal. Cheers! Humble thanks!

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Oh yeah, PS: I have a sinusitis problem, it's been 2 years I never got healthy from my never-ending flu