TMV World Legacy Member kingal Posted September 14, 2011 TMV World Legacy Member Posted September 14, 2011 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE0o9IHHTOY Hey, this is my new cover of Queen - Love Of My Life... what do you think?
TMV World Legacy Member devaitis Posted September 14, 2011 TMV World Legacy Member Posted September 14, 2011 Great sound. I liked it. My suggestion: more kind of edge sound when you are in head voice. Cheers. My singing -----> http://soundcloud.com/richardstomach
TMV World Legacy Member kingal Posted September 15, 2011 Author TMV World Legacy Member Posted September 15, 2011 more opinions?
TMV World Legacy Member Jugulator Posted September 15, 2011 TMV World Legacy Member Posted September 15, 2011 I like it. One issue is that the transitions "voice - falsetto", "falsetto - voice" are sometimes not smooth enough. http://www.youtube.com/user/IgorJugulatorZotov
TMV World Legacy Member ronws Posted September 17, 2011 TMV World Legacy Member Posted September 17, 2011 Excellent natural tone in your voice. Don't force the jaw down, let it hang loose. Free up the larynx. Don't hold it down for all notes, just some, especially in the lower end. And, Lilli Lehmann was right. Very rare is the case of too much nasal. Too often to be counted is the absence of the use of nasal cavities. Sing where you can feel a buzz on the front of your face, right between the eyes. You will not sound nasal but it will sharpen the resonance. This will bring out more of your natural volume and timbre, though keeping the larynx low does bring out some nice overtones. You may also find that by allowing more access to your head resonance, the falsetto flip may smooth over and disappear and you have a solid, connected headtone that is full, yet light.
TMV World Legacy Member Jugulator Posted September 17, 2011 TMV World Legacy Member Posted September 17, 2011 kingal, can you give me the backing track? :) http://www.youtube.com/user/IgorJugulatorZotov
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