muffinhead

Hello Jack, This is a review my singing request, which I'm sure will be mentioned soon enough by a mod. That means you pay $10 for the members of this site (or at least the admin, Robert Lunte) to listen to your singing and give you feedback. This price is set in place so people don't show up to the forum, post a clip of their singing, and then leave after receiving feedback. In the end, you get what you put in, and you'll find that this site offers much to those who invest their interest in discourse and exchanges of information. Welcome to TMV world.

Oh, OK. My apologies for misunderstanding, Draven. Definitely something to keep in mind in my journey as a singer.

Love the positivity and confidence you have in me. Thanks.

If I had that usable range nothing could stop me lol.

I've found that visualization of singing can help or hurt my performance. As of late, I've realized that I often subconsciously raise my head and hands when I sing high notes. I've tried to correct that, and it seems to helping a bit. And I was referring to the highest note I can phonate in head voice that sounds halfway decent. The highest note I can phonate is around a C6, but nobody would ever want to hear that in music, or ever for that matter (it sounds like some kind of exotic bird call, in the worst way).

Did you learn to sing up to C5 as soon as you learned to bridge? I've learned how to bridge and I'm still stuck at A#4. Such a pain...

hmm it seems that TMV world is acting up with the posts.

Here's an updated version of it. I corrected the slurred enunciation and I think sang the chorus with more powerful head tones. As of now, I'm too lazy to record the tracks separately. http://vocaroo.com/i/s037laM0BxWu Enjoy,

Thanks; while I am undoubtedly a beginner, I will say that I have been singing for about 5 years (with no technique or practice). In effect, I sounded like shit before I got the program and put in many hours of practice. In fact, I think that since I got the program, I've logged around 150 hours of practice. I think it shows. There is still much more I have to develop, but I've done pretty well for myself.

Thanks a lot for your comments, Gneetapp.. I've made it a habit, perhaps from a holistic perspective, to practice songs with guitar and singing simultaneously. I can most definitely see how practicing singing the song alone is beneficial. Lastly, I was trying to mimic the style of the original song, hence the indecipherable lyrics. I'll try to correct that next time.

So, I think I'm decent enough now to post a little something. This was one of the first songs I learned to sing and play guitar for, so I think it would be appropriate to post this. Not too hard of a song, but it gives me nice long sustained notes to lock in proper resonance, which I think i accomplished. Without further ado, here it is: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0ph1hS02VcS Enjoy

i used to have trouble with the G4 as well. Frequent practice with 4 pillars helped me nail it down. Sorry I can't be of more help.

I'm having a weak sounding head voice after B4.

I've been having the same difficulty. Up to B4 I can sing in head voice, but after that it gets very reinforced-falsettoish. By D5 I sound very shrill and girly, and it only gets worse after that. Any types on how to address this?