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  • TMV World Legacy Member
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http://soundcloud.com/seng-zai-4/linkin-park-numb

recorded in my room which is a little difficult for me to sing. anyway, I need critique and am I a baritone or tenor?

  • TMV World Legacy Member
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You need A LOT of work my dude. First of all, you need to search "The basics of singing" on google and start learning how to lip trill. Lip trills are a great way to strengthen your vocal cords and a great warm up and breath control. Don't worry if it takes you a few weeks to really get it down. I can't stress enough to learn how to resonate and proper tongue position. I myself still have trouble singing so don't worry but this is my advice you can take it or not.

Just because you like rock or heavy metal doesn't mean your voice is suited for it. A good artist and singer tries different styles and artists to try and see where your range is (Tenor, Contralto, Baritone, etc.?) and what feels most comfy and what makes your true sound really express itself. Now this all takes months and years of dedication but I promise if you love singing it never gets boring. I wish you luck on your journey and in a couple of weeks after learning more please keep us updated! You won't sound great in a month or even a year because it takes years. You can even listen to me if you want, I don't sound great but I sing different styles and genre's.

P.S. lower the music and sing closer to the Mic.

  • TMV World Legacy Member
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yeah i agree with cayden, rather than bothering whether you're baritone or tenor i guess you should start from the very basic of singing. it took me like 2 years learning from youtube videos to sing, erm im not saying im good now, but im sure i've improved a lot by learning the basics. focus on breath support, bubbling / tounge trills . singing with the right note (i mean in tune with the music), and your pronunciation. I guess you are asian like me, so i understand its really hard to sound right when singing english songs xD

  • TMV World Legacy Member
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Here's the big thing that immediately struck me in this cover. You are reading prose (the lyrics.) Quit reading them and sing them. The singing voice is a musical instrument, just like a guitar or piano. Do not approach this the way that you would speak whatever native language you have. Do not approach this the way that you would speak English. Treat this like a melody. For the lyric melody is placed by the other instruments. This is one of LP's more anthemic songs. A simple melody that is matching the instruments, and vice versa, as well as some counterpoint for depth.

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