Collin571

That was pretty good! It was really pure, I would've preferred it to be a little more edgy maybe some Haley Williams style distortion.

Here are two recordings I did this morning before work with a bit of a froggy voice, It's not mr.brightside high but it's The killers and I'd appreciate any input on my mixed voice and tonality. I got a few of the words wrong but it's just practice.

Also I checked out some of your recordings your tone is like Steve Tyler meets Dashboard Confessional, good take on free falling and Tenessee Waltz is an awesome recording too.

Okay so I should try adding more twang and taking a breath somewhere before "I just can't look it's killing me" "the price I pay" and "Eager eyes" in regards to my brightside. I've never really had proper training on how to narrow and widen vowels I just worked it out over a long period of time by playing around with twang. So is it true the higher you go you want to widen the vowel and it will naturally sound more narrow? As in instead of singing me I'd sing may?

Hey guys, how's everybody doing? This is my first post and It's cause I'm at a point in my singing where I've mastered lots of techniques such as mixed voice, distortion and timbre. Still need to work on distortion on the higher notes and improving my vibrato but first I want to extend my range by about 1 or 2 notes because it would help with the music I want to sing. I'm trying to sing the songs Nine in the Afternoon- Panic at the Disco!, Somebody Told Me and Mr. Brightside by The Killers. I can sing these songs well and with good tone that I enjoy but the highest notes sound a bit strained except for every now and then when I can intuitively feel proper technique. I mostly feel the resonance in the back of my throat or mouth but when I hit those high notes properly I feel the vibration in my sinuses but replicating that consistently is difficult. Anybody have tips for how to hit the peak of their range or extend their range. I'll post some recordings tomorrow as it's too late for singing where I'm staying.