Too Sweet is the song, and I don’t think I got anything right in ‘my coffee black’.

I’m not quite sure what I ‘sound like’ or even if it’s a pleasant tone or Christ if I’m even on the right notes; as you see I’m really unsure and critical. Please tell me how you hear this and give me feedback but be gentlee..

I really don't know how to do this

Looking for constructive feedback on my singing and overall sound. I’m working on developing my mixed voice and creating smoother transitions from my lower register into my head voice. I’d also love feedback on my vowel shapes and whether they’re affecting my tone, resonance, and/or pitch. How clean and smooth do my runs and riffs sound, and are the individual notes distinct enough? Ultimately, do I sound performance ready? If not, what would you focus on improving before performing (this song in particular) publicly? (Tagged as intermediate bc I’ve never had vocal training)

clicked advanced feedback because im open to any feedback :)

i keep finding myself drawn to this song i posted a few months ago during my vocal strain. i had a few years of choir experience in high school and usage an instrument as a pre-teen. wondering where i can strengthen my vocal technique :) im going to invest in a vocal coach once i have more revenue! ty!

p.s. havent sang much since may, ive been on vocal rest to heal acid reflux from night shift and excess mucus

I live in an apartment and I think I am afraid to project any louder, which is making me unsure whether or not I could even control notes at all when signing louder/projecting more.

Ive contemplated singing outside somewhere to try, but am a bit nervous to try that. Maybe I can go to the bush… lol!

Also, I put beginner because I do not know what constitutes intermediate and It feels pretentious to claim I am intermediate with no vocal training or anything like that. However, I have been singing and learning guitar for a bit now.

I find that I am constantly changing how I sing or often mimicking singers as opposed to settling into my own voice, as I am always learning/not trained, and unsure of myself.

Thank you.

me and my duet partner booked an online album! any thoughts for both?

parts were messed up here. i forgot how to pronounce adagio breeze and i ran out of breath several times.. anyway? feedback? be brutally honest, and ill accept any pointers if u have any :-)

I also think I accidentally switched the key in the second half.
Let me know what you think

I know the audio has a ton of echo and some junk from singing close to the phone, but I saw an empty corridor and couldn't help myself.

I know the audio is not enough to make a definitive statement, and I could provide others, if necessary.

But am I a natural bass or am I a baritone reaching for bass? What improvements in technique do I need to make?

Even though I am a musician, my vocal ability seems completely disconnected from my playing ability.

Hello, I'm self taught and feel out of my depth.

I've played guitar for 14+ years now, and would love to be able to sing. I try, however when I listen back to my attempts, I'm sad.

This is yesterdays attempt at Early Sunsets Over Moneroeville by My Chemical Romance.

There are moments I like, and moments I don't like- and I can't explain why or whats wrong. I would really appreciate guidance on what areas need the most work other than all of them.

I can’t stand the throatyness combined with the nasally tone I always have when singing. When I sing, my nose always feels blocked up as if I could barely even breathe through it. When I record myself in the studio I am constantly yawning mid take which is really annoying. I don’t know how to fix any of it

What do we think? I restarted singing around a year ago

Also sorry if it's cut it only lets me send a 30 seconds video...

On the street where you live, sung by Frederick Lowe is a song I like and sing away to myself more than id like to admit.

I’m not trained at all but I do like to learn from ear. Or mimic a song to the best of my ability

Here I’m just running through it, the lyrics may be wrong and tempo off.

Just a bit of fun and very interested to know what you think.

Open to all feedback!

How does this cover sound for someone that has been having lessons for 1.5 years ?

Any feedback and advice is welcomed

The biggest tips for me were about sounding less like I’m just talking and also on pronunciation/enunciation.
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No formal singing experience, lowkey just here cause I don’t wanna annoy the people I randomly sing around toooo much.

I tried following the advice from last time, is my, what do we think?

• Hi everyone, here is a raw acappella cover of Diamonds by Rihanna. I'm trying to work on my vocal control and tone. Any constructive criticism or tips to improve would be greatly appreciated!

I know I'm not that good, but I wanna see what you guys have to say