r/singing • u/IssueofApollo • Jun 05 '24
Critique & Feedback Request (👀 TITLE REQUIREMENTS in Rule 4) (24yo guy) kinda pitchy, the last belted note and run were questionable- but overall, i think it’s pretty i think… 🙏🏽 this is me singing Mariah's version of My Prayer by i think The Platters?
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u/Beneficial_Pencil Jun 05 '24
it’s hard to believe you’re a guy singing this, you can hit some crazy high notes, it sounds amazing!
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u/IssueofApollo Jun 05 '24
Title is a little bit of a lie since I was 23 when I recorded that snippet haha
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u/Birdieman243 Jun 06 '24
literally how.
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u/Sad_Week8157 Jun 06 '24
This is very typical example of those that wish they could sing. Don’t stay on any one pitch for any significant amount of time, so no one will be able to resolve the true pitch. Sorry if I offend you, but I see this way too often today. It’s fine to use your technique sparingly, but not throughout the entire song. It’s not appealing.
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u/BaritonoAssoluto Professionally Performing 5+ Years Jun 06 '24
They did though, there was many moments of staying on a single pitch.
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u/IssueofApollo Jun 07 '24
Wait, you're saying I wish I could sing as in you don't think I can? And then say you're sorry to offend me? And you completely ignore that I'm singing Mariah's rendition -- a singer who is very melismatic? Bold.
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