Carpe Mortem
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Been awhile since I posted! But I have found a female-fronted band I actually really dig, so I'm happy to sing her lyrics. I've also been working on minimizing my overuse of vibrato and think I've made some progress.
All recorded with a generic microphone, through Audacity. Don't really know how the program works so I basically 'added new track', recorded, exported as mp3, uploaded to soundcloud
Jex Thoth- Stone Evil
https://soundcloud.com/carpe_mortem/stone-evil-less-vib
Jex Thoth- Obsidian Night
https://soundcloud.com/carpe_mortem/obsidian-night-vocal-cover
Jex Thoth- Seperated at Birth
https://soundcloud.com/carpe_mortem/seperated-at-birth-less-vib
Iced Earth- Damien (See note on link)
https://soundcloud.com/carpe_mortem/iced-earth-damien-vocal-cover
Still working on finding a coach in my area. I'm pretty hellbent on getting good, I may not have natural talent but most people don't. I'm really just looking to learn to sing as a platform for my poetry, just be good enough to work with musicians who can create a score for my words.
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Thank you all for your help, hearing what I'm doing wrong is especially helpful as I can't afford a coach right now. I will keep practicing and maybe watch some youtube videos. I definitely have to stop using so much vibrato, but its so damn fun haha. And one of my favorite vocalists, Messiah of Candlemass, uses it pretty frequently pretty successfully.
I am 23 years old but female so that may explain the higher pitches. I'm trying to avoid sounding female if at all possible. I'm not a fan of womanly voices. I will keep practicing though and post an update when I've gotten better, I look forward to your future help in these endeavors.
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Maybe Iron Maiden isn't my style then. Mind listening to the others and offering advice such as make pitch higher, make pitch lower, etc?
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Got a few different styles I've been experimenting with, I apologize for having almost no instrumental track but I'm still learning how programs work so it's basically me singing in a mic right next to speakers. Mainly vocal covers, one freestyle over Testament's Last Call that, aside from the atrocious lyrics, I'm pretty proud of.
I think they all sound pretty decent, aside from a few timing (*auto edit*)-ups here and there, curious what others think though. Which style suits my voice best, and any suggestions for songs you think I should give a try, much appreciated.
Testament- Last Call
Candlemass- Solitude
https://soundcloud.com/carpe_mortem/solitude
Clutch- Ghost
https://soundcloud.com/carpe_mortem/...s/vocal-covers
Moonspell- Sanguine
https://soundcloud.com/carpe_mortem/...s/vocal-covers
Iced Earth- Damien
https://soundcloud.com/carpe_mortem/...s/vocal-covers
(High notes here are laughable but it should help show my limits haha)
Iron Maiden- Hallowed be thy Name
https://soundcloud.com/carpe_mortem/...s/vocal-covers
Metal Vocalist, Novice, Critique My Singing
in REVIEW YOUR SINGING - SHARE YOUR SINGING
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Also just curious... would you say Lemmy of Motorhead is a good singer? I think he is. Just kinda thinkin about what constitutes good vocals and how subjective it can really be, I think classically people would say he sucks.
I definitely wanna improve but I think the most important thing is that I truly think I have potential. I like the changes I've been seeing with better exercise, generally enjoy my tone, and have the drive. Interesting how many people are discouraged because others don't like their singing.