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I'd like some vocal critique as well. I think I've got a powerful voice, but I'm very much a bass singer. I can hit the bass E but it'd be cool if some of the more experienced folks here would give some tips as to extending the upper range a bit (so often I'm just like a semi-tone or two off singing a song that I really want) or just giving more weight to the notes I can already sing above middle C. http://www.tindeck.com/listen/ddrd
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Triple Tech posted:MAD pitchy... Unnecessary swipes, lack of phrasing, breath control, etc. Haha by powerful, I mean that I'm capable of singing very loudly even in a fairly low range. I guess I don't really know what powerful is in a vocal context, just another way of saying that you have a great voice? And swipes here are changing the pitch on a single vowel yes? I basically just copied Paul Robeson's version of Amazing Grace without the super slow tempo that he uses. I guess I should try sticking to non-a capella stuff for a while as I know that I'm much more apt to go off key when trying to sing without reference tones backing me.
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I had my first voice lesson today and I've really got to recommend that anyone here take at least a few. I literally gained a minor third in the upper part of my range in one day. Granted it was probably more due to the power of suggestion than by the technique tips we went over (singing is so freaking psychological), but it was a good decision.
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