Thread 126847228

So, I'm the anon who made that thread about a /singing general/ yesterday.
Now let's try it a bit. Here's a cover of Norwegian Wood, by The Beatles. Rate me and be honest:
https://voca.ro/1fcVFCd0tdU2
Useful resources:
New York Vocal Coaching: https://youtube.com/@newyorkvocalcoaching
Jacobs Vocal Academy:
https://youtube.com/@jacobsvocalacademy
Jeff Rolka:
https://youtube.com/@jeffrolka

>>126847228 (OP)
bump
Let's have fun.

>>126847228 (OP)
what kind of gear do you use for singing?

Whatever you do, make sure to push from your diaphragm anytime you want to project your voice.

>>126849681
Absolutely nothing. I just have a mic, but I didn't use for recording it.
>>126849698
Thanks.

>>126849681
I used to use my phone as a mic in the computer but the delay is greater than using the bultin one, but the phone quality is far better.
laptop mic = hear myself whilst in practice
phone mic = record vocals

>>126852206
Show us some of your vocals.

>>126852345
They still suck a lot.

This is my new home.

Ive been singing for 8 years. Im hopelessly addicted to it. Its like doing whippits

>>126852984
>>126852407
>>126853360
Come on, boys. This was supposed to be our place. Shout for me!

BUMP

>>126852206
My phone just broke, lmao. I hate the demiurge.

>>126855340
What a shame.

I believe everyone can sing and it's just about getting to use their voice in a way that functions for the song tbqh.
There's entire genres of music where having a dodgy voice doesn't matter as long as you have the right feel for whatever you're doing.

>>126855598
so many people who sucked at singing have made a career out of it so dont let that stop you

bumperino

Has he ever had vocal lessons?

>>126856074
I agree, I don't see how that pic is related at all though. Chet's voice was like an extension of his trumpet playing, very unique beautiful vocals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34wsEyphZS8

>>126857641
His voices reminds me of João Gilberto.

>>126857569
no, but he hams up the uglier sounds of his voice. he sings on the country stuff pretty well
>>126856074
>>126857641
chet had a thin voice, it was also a bit gay

Tomorrow I'll practice.
For sure!

something to try: https://www.theartofscreaming.com/
t. i knew susan the voice coach that made it
(no i don't make any money from mentioning it)

>>126859167
Interesting. Did you use that? Is it useful?

>>126859167
Oh, wait, there's only an apple version?
:^(

>>126847228 (OP)
>LIVIN DA VIDA LOCAAA

>>126847228 (OP)
Very amateur, you have some decent parts but cannot hold a steady note and you lose a lot of projection in parts due to a lack of fundamental breathing. You need to work your diaphragm a lot more some of those notes you are straining to hit which is damaging in the long term you should be more relaxed. Good luck.

I'll never make cool music such as My Chemical Romance, Jimmy Eat World and Brand New.

>>126859167
Things that I'll not download.

How do you guys warm up and practice?

>>126859167
Apparently there is a DVD version.

>>126861358
Found another DVD. From one of the teachers from that APP, Susan M. Carr.

The Zen of Screaming

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfkmshOhmMg

>>126861404
Nevermind, it's not from the same teacher, lmao.

Susan M. Carr's The Art of Screaming - Training for Men
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gXOcaOhp3g

Susan M. Carr's The Art of Screaming - Training for Women
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXxwNMHHFt4

The Art of Screaming - Warm Up Exercises
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkDhLmGMh4Y

>>126861446
>Training for Men
They even got an incel lad to make us feel more comfortable.

>>126860984
What are the best warm up for diaphragm breathing?
>>126861337
I juste use youtube videos about it. Check the links in the resources

>>126863425
Can you like give a routine?

Mine is just warm up, C major scale going up and down. Like 4 notes up and down and going to the next note. Then 1 octave up and down and next note. Also note + perfect fifth and next note. I sing simple vowels doing those exercises and some doing brrrr and trrr noises with the mouth. After that I go to sing my setlist.
I don't feel it's enough. This warmup is about 3 to 5 minutes.

>>126864843
I also mostly do nothing else besides practicing.
Sometimes I try to sing notes following up a piano but didn't found a an exercise-like routine to improve my pitch.

>>126864843
I am also not doing that practice that much. Sometimes I do like 4 times a week, other times I go 2 weeks without practicing...
I do feel more confident about my singing so better than nothing I guess...

>>126864843
Jeff Rolka has a free beginner course on his website. Try to follot that for a while.

>>126865626
I'm asking what is you guys' practice routine, not "how to practice".

>>126866477
I usually do some warm up for 15 minutes, then I go sing the songs I like for more 15 minutes, which includes studying lyrics, melody, tuning etc. 5x a week.

I WILL PRACTICE TODAY

Any moment now.

>>126867815
LIAR!

>>126868395
I'll have dinner
I'll wait another half hour
AND I WILL practice

Trvke

Ok, I'll not practice today.

>>126870720
No shit?

I just came here to post about singing. I've been listening to a ton of Beach Boys for months now, and it kills me that I can't really hit falsetto notes with any strength at all. I can hit them in chill songs but nothing with any drive. Anyone have any tips?

>>126858600
Every time Chet sings a standard it ends up being the best version I've heard, especially if it's a particularly sad song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7u2DMXdaRE

>>126847228 (OP)
You need to start working on how your voice is projecting, sounds weak when you're trying to reach the high notes. I hear potential.

I just recorded this crappy U2 cover lol
https://voca.ro/1dCmYBgZhpmq

>>126872023
Brian was a tenor, so it's naturally very hard to sing in his tone. Lip trills are a good exercise to hit high notes better though
>>126873029
Nice work with your vocals harmony. You have a good low voice anon.

bumperino page 10

>>126847228 (OP)
Voice could be OK, but your diction is not pleasing.
>>126873029
Terrible. Sorry.

>>126857569
Was Dylan a tenor or a baritone?

Today I will practice.
Simple as

>>126879837
I didnt

I wish I had a manlier voice

How do I start becoming a better singer?
And how long would it take me to become decent.
I'm 'ok' but it's very unrefined

>>126857641
he was such a terrible singer that he frequently had to do a massive amount of takes in the studio to get it right but the labels knew his shit always sold so they kinda accepted it

>>126882770
Have you ever had lessons?

Last night I practiced You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar but I Feel Like a Millionaire.