https://www.smule.com/p/1803713040_2526106439 Admittedly not my best, I was derping the parts in brackets to be honest and just trying out Smule for the first time, plz forgive me x3 I'm also not so good at high notes, sorry ^^;
Not bad, extra points for being brave enough to share this, I wouldn't dare to even try such a thing, lol.
Btw, is this like a karayoke kind of site? I didn't know it existed, also you kinda posted this journal twice I think? I got two versions in my notifications for some reason.
Not bad, extra points for being brave enough to share this, I wouldn't dare to even try such a thing
Don't shy away and remove the link or some shit! I wanna check this, prolly tomorrow. Also, with pitch editing, mostly everything is possible. Pretty transparently at that. (Unlike with auto tune.)
Don't shy away and remove the link or some shit! I wanna check this, prolly tomorrow. Also, with pit
I think there's a technique to stretch your neck a bit for higher notes (NOT until that thing that is in the throat, rips!!) - but you probably saw singers how they seem to look up and lift the microphone during performance when they sing higher notes ~ that's not just for the show.
...and of course, you need to know your vocal range, and how you could fit the song's scale the best.
But I think you can train your voice. There's (or was) some quite popular music blog where they suggested trying to sing with autotune on, which processes your singing live, that you listen to through headphones, and you kind of correct yourself to it, improving tons in little time.
Then there are shitloads of warm-ups, and using all those belly muscles to control the performance further.
All in all, I think you can nail it!
I think there's a technique to stretch your neck a bit for higher notes (NOT until that thing that i
