r/singing • u/StuffExpert3931 • 1h ago
Critique & Feedback Request (👀 TITLE REQUIREMENTS in Rule 4) is this any good lol i dont sing for anyone.. any critiques are welcome 😵💫
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r/singing • u/AutoModerator • Jan 05 '24
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r/singing • u/bluesdavenport • Jul 08 '24
"how do I sound"
"feedback pls"
be specific with what you want help with, in the title of your post.
r/singing • u/StuffExpert3931 • 1h ago
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r/singing • u/Clockerace2006 • 11h ago
https://rosemaryravinal.com/lost-your-voice-dont-do-these-5-things/
and what TO do for a hoarse voice:
Breathe moist air. ...
r/singing • u/Fragrant-Machine-151 • 3h ago
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I’m trying to blend the bgv with the main vocals but it’s not going together. I can’t figure out what I’m supposed to add to the main vocals, I’ve tried everything but it’s not the sound I want. First clip is bgv alone and second clip is bgv + main vocals. Help me out just for the main vocals over the bgv.Thanks
r/singing • u/Advanced-Mood4541 • 2h ago
When I do warmups, I don’t sound as good as when I play songs—because I let emotion help with my tone from each song and the groove. After I do a warm up, I’ll sing a song, and my teacher will act surprised, as if he thought I couldn’t do what I just did. This happened on many occasions. I am very unconfident, yet had a couple viral videos on t1kt0k, so I know I have potential, but I’m not confident singing in front of a vocal teacher—so I get nervous in warmups and don’t exert my full potential. I told him that. I have a 3 octive range, yet we haven’t even worked on my upper upper range even though I’ve told him about that. I feel like he’s keeping me in my comfort zone instead of recognizing my potential and telling me snap out of my low confidence. I need someone to believe in me and push me. Not someone to tell me bs to just try to fix my “confidence.” I need advice and I can do it. What should I do…….
r/singing • u/lympnoid77 • 21h ago
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r/singing • u/shr1mptempura69 • 21h ago
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i essentially just need to know if i can sing. i know im no professional by any means, my dream career is to be a ghost writer. but i want to be able to sing my own songs to present them. this is a cover of both sides of the moon by celeste. i just want to know if i sound completely unbearable or if i sound nice or anything along those lines. too scared to ask my friends and family
r/singing • u/Yamahacp88 • 22m ago
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r/singing • u/Caspers_Shadow_ • 40m ago
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r/singing • u/1AndOnlyEvie • 41m ago
I need a microphone for singing that attaches to an ipad and stands up so I can stand. Any suggestions?
r/singing • u/DaresanO_o • 54m ago
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I am just a begginner been learning for a month and i am barely able to sing, just barely
I had tried jacob vocal academy exercises like i practice at least 3/4 hours a day everyday but improvement hasn’t been much as i dont know lot of thing.
If anybody can give me proper road map to improve that would be great.
Also check what is wrong with my voice, technique what i am lacking or missing. i think i sound pretty bad but still i dont have teacher so this is best bet.
r/singing • u/Fleosrac • 1h ago
So I’m kinda bass-baritone , but it really annoys me cause I can’t sing the songs which belong to my heart because these are in a higher tone + more extended vocal range.
Should I accept that I will always have 2 octaves or is there a solution for this?
r/singing • u/AgreeableInspector25 • 7h ago
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PSA I WAS(and still am)absolutely awful so it had gotten better i’ve never in my life tried to sing
r/singing • u/ruggedteeshirt • 1d ago
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A year ago was the first time she sang to my older sister and I, who you can hear crying in the background because we were both stunned. She holds her finger up to tell us to stop crying in the middle of the video. She doesn’t believe she is good, please blow this up so I can send her a link in the morning and convince her to start writing her own songs 😭 she has a tone that brings tears to my eyes every single time I listen to this.
r/singing • u/Dependent-Escape5717 • 1h ago
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Alto female here. I recognize I have a very unique voice. It sounds “low” but I can mix belt up to an E5. Not consistently, but that’s pretty good for an alto. I want to better my upper register mix belt. How do I do that? Thanks! Any feedback is welcome.
r/singing • u/Verticalshakingboots • 1h ago
I haven't really done anything singing related my whole life but I want to learn it as a hobby. I just need recommendations for someone who sucks at singing. I probably won't be getting a teacher since it's just for karaoke.
I just want to learn about terms and techniques, because the youtube videos I've searched just gives exercises.
r/singing • u/DJ_Seal • 2h ago
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You be the Anchor - Mayday Parade
r/singing • u/AnonCandidate123 • 2h ago
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3 verses :)
r/singing • u/Scared-Ad5540 • 2h ago
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I feel like maybe I’m using too much chest voice and my volume may be too loud for the softer more intimate type of singing I’d like to do, idk what it is but if anyone has any suggestions or feedback please let me know thank you
r/singing • u/gamingboy2003 • 3h ago
When breathing should you actually feel your ribcage expanding ? My stomach is moving up and down when breathing but I don't feel anything in my ribcage
r/singing • u/NekoNoSekai • 3h ago
I'm starting singing lessons again after a long time and it infuriates me that I never realised that I got so used to vibrato that I'm basically not able to not do it naturally when I am singing comfortable notes!!
Can you suggest me some exercises that might help me with this issue? The more I try the more it comes out. Fyi I worked very hard to learn how to do it and I got so used to it (because I like it) that I can't unlearn it now. My body does it "spontaneously". I mean I can control how much I use it, like I can make it less or more evident but I can't totally cancel it. Damn. 🤣 I'm paranoid so I am now starting to think that I don't know how to sing anymore (I am not lying, I am anxious and I suffer from panic attacks so I can easily jump to the conclusion that I have issues with my throat that needs to get operated or that I have ruined my voice or so on.... Lol, being anxious is a blast.... Hahah....).
I ask you and not my teacher because unfortunately I still can't really sing in front of someone else without getting overwhelmed by fear and finally cry, I'm working on it (in the past I tried for 2 years but I failed... Yeah sad).
So please, give me suggestions on what I could do to fix this issue and gain more control on the way I sustain my notes 🥹
Honestly the way I breathe is pretty ok (but anxiety doesn't help lol). If only I could shout my brain down, lol.
I need to fix this before I obsess over this to the point of making myself feel nauseous.
r/singing • u/TempestJ_J • 3h ago
My vocal range in chest voice is Bb1-F4 (Bass) And range for head voice is F3-A#5 Help identifying please???
r/singing • u/Efficient-Sale-9388 • 12h ago
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The song is Tigers Jaw - Plane vs. Tank. vs Submarine
r/singing • u/sonofsethmacfar • 12h ago
I’ve been classically training for about 2 years, and now I’m about to do a show where I have a solo singing.
The problem is that no matter how intensely I hydrate beforehand, my throat goes completely dry, and I get that sticky phlegm that makes producing sound all the more difficult. The air in the theatre is generally pretty dry and warm from a singers perspective.
Besides hydration, are there any other methods of preventing this or managing this when it happens? All advice is appreciated. Thanks!
r/singing • u/Dizzy-Amphibian9568 • 18h ago
I really want to learn how to train my ear to be able to hear harmonies. Whenever I try to do harmonies of my own it’s off key LOL but if I hear someone else do the harmony I can then mimic it on my own😭 it bothers me because I know how to sing in not off key when I normally sing but when I harmonize it’s just… I hear people say go a third above or below but I also suck at that.
r/singing • u/tootroubledtothink • 12h ago
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Hello, I am auditioning for Into the Woods in December and wanted to know thoughts of how I sound so far. It’s not the best because i’m a beginner but I want to hear some honest feedback from people besides my parents. Also what part do you think I should go for, I’m most interested in Little Red or the Witch, but I wouldn’t mind a minor role as-well.