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I started practicing earlier, so, do you want me to put results or something here, it'll prob. s[u]ck, but, whatever. |
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Join a school choir next school year.
Sounds cheesy but trust me, it helps your voice A LOT
I am a baritone tenor II, which is reeeeeally good
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jone1196Join Date: 2009-05-01
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record yourself singing covers a lot and make adjustments
also singing for dummies if you cant afford a vocal teacher |
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zanderichJoin Date: 2010-02-14
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i sing like im soupy from twy sean from ajj or one of the guys in flowers taped to pens
Hey! Let's leave home and go to New Jersey! 600 miles away from our problems! |
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RoDuck3DJoin Date: 2011-09-24
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screw choir just sing the way you want to sing |
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choir will help show what your voice ranges are, get into a good melody, have people near you so you can match pitch easily, etc.
Choir is a good choice |
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jone1196Join Date: 2009-05-01
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idk range isnt important tbh
its tone and technique in the beginning |
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That is the dumbest thing I have ever heard
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jone1196Join Date: 2009-05-01
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ummm
are you exclusively a singer or are you a musician! |
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"its tone and technique in the beginning"
This is important, yes.
But if he is going to be singing, every song he learns has a specific range in it
With range, it'll specify if he is a tenor, baritone, or bass (theres more but this is for starters) and you need a range to see how high or how low you can go
Regular choirs, theres usually two to three sections if its a one-gender group and they all have different ranges
Basses have the low range and tenors have the high range, baritones have both
So yes, ranges are important for when you start singing
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jone1196Join Date: 2009-05-01
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yes im well aware of this balogna im a lyric baritone with a range of Eb2 - G5, passaggio at B3/C4 and E4/F4, belt up to D#5
but you can transpose if you know anything about music |
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listen to folk punk, make your voice sound exactly like pats, and you got a perfect singing voice. |
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"yes im well aware of this balogna im a lyric baritone with a range of Eb2 - G5, passaggio at B3/C4 and E4/F4, belt up to D#5"
Dude, nice
"but you can transpose if you know anything about music"
I was just making sure :/ |
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jone1196Join Date: 2009-05-01
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i rarely go above high B and rarely below low A
you can sing the entire keyboard but if you sound like crap, no one will care |
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PeachieeeJoin Date: 2014-05-27
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Try singing more often. The more you try the more you will get better. Buy some albums on iTunes and listen to the techniques that the artist uses. I used to sound like a high pitched whale and now I'm the best singer in my school class.
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qq guys, above singing im an rapper, singing is just a side thing and im learning more of the rock-ish kind of singing, just for choruses maybe.I mean, its already *decent* but its not too great, i guess the biggest problem is hitting the high and long tones, when the singer goes like "Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee" really high. qq |
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