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Trying "Deja Vu" by Iron Maiden


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  • TMV World Legacy Member

Such a great cover, man! :cool:

I hope I could have that control over my mixed voice. You sound very cool!

I am no expert, so I cannot give any proper advice. I just think that you have to be somewhat more attentive to pitch. You have the technique, so correcting your pitch should be an easy job. Do you play a musical instrument? Other than your vocal cords, naturally :lol: That can help a lot with pitch. Even if you're no expert in any instrument, having a guitar, a piano or even a bass at hand can be a huge aid.

I also listened to your Painkiller cover (and subscribed to your YouTube channel in the meantime), and it blew me away, man. That head voice of yours is killer!

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Thanx, for listening, Karl! Yeah, staying on pitch has always been one of my biggest problems. I don´t play any other instrument but i sometimes use a digital piano here on my computer to distinguish pitch.

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First off, I like that compressed sound you get, just like Bruce. And this is one of the few times I have heard someone sound a lot like him. There has been one other, actually. But he used to be in a IM tribute band (ya think?).

There were a few words that were pitchy. And that is the answer, right there. It's not a matter of matching pitch against an instrument. You can already do that all day, on a single vowel of your choosing. And that is the secret. Sing on the vowel.

Think of the lyric as a melody to sing, not prose to be recited. The singing voice is a musical instrument, not an organ of recitation.

Yeah, I know, that's more of ronws' "singing is mental" stuff. But there it is. A perspective. I bet if you tried it that way, the little wobbles here and there would go away. And that is the magic pill for the day.

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Thanks for the feedback, Ron! Yeah, these are the sounds i am after, i love the heavyness in Dickinson and Halford's voices and can imitate them fairly well nowadays. Unfortunately, it's a very fatiguing way of singing and it is not surprising that none of them are able to sing those high-pitched songs consistently live, not even in their prime.

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