Jeremy Mohler

Something I threw together in the wee hours of the night.  I did a double track vocal to try and get the sound right and I think besides a few occasional out of syncs it works nicely.  Hopefully you guys like it.
http://picosong.com/E2RM/

Something I threw together in the wee hours of the night.  I did a double track vocal to try and get the sound right and I think besides a few occasional out of syncs it works nicely.  Hopefully you guys like it.
http://picosong.com/E2RM/

They don't call me "membership support" for nothing.   

No, that would be Lou Gramm.  He is merely his messenger.

They don't call me "membership support" for nothing.   

Reverse Summer of '96' and what do you get?  Bryan Adams you aren't fooling anyone, welcome to TMV.

They don't call me "membership support" for nothing.   

They don't call me "membership support" for nothing.   

Reverse Summer of '96' and what do you get?  Bryan Adams you aren't fooling anyone, welcome to TMV.

They don't call me "membership support" for nothing.   

Points to Jeremy for trying to lighten the mood

Yea, it was getting kind of awkward ..... Jeremy saved the day. Let us all pray to the dear King Jeremy.
BTW. Kevin Richards is a good coach and a good singer, and yea he has many embarrassing moments online, but so does Robert, Ken, Brett, and everyone else.

Richards is a damn good voice coach and knows what he is doing and taking about... and a trustworthy fellow... And yes, we have all had our moments. 
 

Reverse Summer of '96' and what do you get?  Bryan Adams you aren't fooling anyone, welcome to TMV.

Reverse Summer of '96' and what do you get?  Bryan Adams you aren't fooling anyone, welcome to TMV.

Lol, oh lord Jeremy, you went there

Reverse Summer of '96' and what do you get?  Bryan Adams you aren't fooling anyone, welcome to TMV.

Hi all,
This is my first post in this board so I hope it will go ok.
My main problem is with speaking.   I'm a computer programmer so I don't talk that much during the day, but when I do sometimes it becomes realy difficult and I have to say every sentence twice or three times because people keep asking me "What?", so that's basically why I'm posting this here, in hope someone may enlighten me.
My problem is with speaking, not singing.  As far as singing - after a proper warm up, I can sing songs like "Radio Ga Ga" by Queen or "Man In The Mirror" by Michael Jackson almost easily, and they are using some high notes in them.   My problem is not in the high notes, but in the lower notes where my speech is at.
Now, there are some occasions where my speech suddenly becomes easy and flawless, I noticed that it happends in the following 2 cases:
1. If I went to a night club, or somewhere where I need to talk loudly to be heard.  Then after I get out of it, my voice becomes heard, and easy to speak for about 2 days (after 2 days my voice goes back to the quiet / unheard speech).
2. If I talk on the phone with a friend, then after about 30-40 minutes of speaking my voice will start to connect more easily and then I'll stop struggling.
 
I went to an ENT doctor for diagnosis about 3 years ago and he said I have "bowed vocal cords" and recommended speech therapy, but it didnt realy help me that much: they said that my problem is that I dont have enough "breath support" and gave me all kinds of exercises that work on breath support, which eventually made it even more difficult for me to speak and got me tired even faster.
 
I did some research of my own though, and from what I read and seen I get the feeling that my problem is with cord closure. I have also found one exercise that helped me a little, and that is the "Goog" exercise.
 
Basically I would say that my speaking tone is sometimes breathy and I feel like I have to "push" it to get heard.
and I am looking forward with anticipation to hear any insights, advice and/or exercises from anyone who is familiar with this condition who can help.
 
Thanks!
 

Great song from the 40s that requires some different approaches than what I am used to, very fun, and just in time with Fallout 4  
 

Hi NA, welcome to TMV World Forum,
 
1). You have an accent, what is your native language?
2). You would benefit a lot by getting your voice to resonate more in the mask and upper hard palette. 
3). Is this the right octave for this song? I think Bon Jovi sings this an octave higher... I think you should work on singing this song an octave higher, where the original artist sings it. It will give it more interest and excitement from the song. You will also learn more about your voice if you sing this at the proper octave.
4). Are you training and taking lessons? If you want to get better and do this seriously, take some training.

So this is kinda a lazy cover because I just set my mic by the speaker and sang with the original song instead of doing my own instruments but I think that the effect is pretty cool so I thought I'd post it.  My voice is decently a bit louder than the original track so you should be able to make it out just fine. http://picosong.com/62n7/

Sounds good Jeremy, You should record this with just a guitar or keyboard. It sounds like a fun song to throw in at a party.

Cool.  Sounds good.  I agree with Mdew - you should record that with your own accompaniment.  

nice cover i like the tone in your voice

I liked it. One of my favorites from the Doors. When it comes on the radio, I am powerless to stop myself from singing along with it.