chartered.trips

I've sort of figured out what I'm doing wrong, and now I've realized my range is currently half of what I was forcing it to be before. Every time I'd do high notes I'd raise my larynx to pummel them out just with my throat, like in the chorus of the first song I posted. I'm starting to learn how to do the high notes using just the power of the air and not rasing my larynx, but it's tough, it'll take a few more years....

Thanks so much for the feedback! I've been reading alot on singing technique and I know my nasaly tone is from not using my nose correctly when singing, but occasionally when I sing it feels like all my nasal passages open up and I can feel the vibration of the whole note through my face and it takes some tension off of my throat, but this is very rare and I can't figure out how it happens. Is this an indication of singing correctly or just another damaging way to sing? Unfortunately it's yet to happen when I'm recording but I know my tone changes when it does.

Ok, so first off I know I suck I've had zero pitch recognition my whole life and it's a wonder I can play any instruments at all. But I've been songwriting and trying to do my own vocals for two years. When I started, all I could do was talk into a mic, now I can kinda sing but after any significant time period I painfully lose my voice, and I can barely speak for days. I sing loud but I know I don't use my diaphram and I sing from my throat. This is what I'm going for, seamless blending of distorted and clean vocals: This is what I sound like now: https://harderfordischarge.bandcamp.com/track/whats-your-name-this-time-demo-2 https://harderfordischarge.bandcamp.com/track/my-philosophy-demo So I guess my question is what should it feel like when I sing properly? I understand what I'm doing wrong but I just can't apply it. And also, if you come to the conclusion from those demo's that it sounds like I am singing right but just suck, please tell me so I can stop trying haha.