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Vocaroo Thread
Camden Bailey
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Christopher Barnes
le bump
Nolan James
feedback appreciated
John Baker
Jason Ortiz
can't understand a thing. Too much reverb.
Julian Baker
You have nice voice for young boy
Camden Collins
early demo
Noah Miller
would probably make more sense in the context of the whole track
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Dominic Bailey
thx for reminding me.... Forgot this song existed.
those are just erratic noises without any value
I'm digging it
Aiden Butler
this is lame as fuck
Levi Powell
Brayden King
bravo, dude!
this is great
Christopher Brown
massively uninspired
Anthony Rogers
thanks bro, been working a lot on my singing the past few months. not exactly a challenging song but hey, gotta get the simple stuff sounding good first
Carter Gonzalez
it's a nmh cover in case you didn't realise, I'm just practising making noise with my mouth
Brandon Davis
oh okay yeah i love nmh that shit is great nevermind yeah
Hunter Hill
kek
Levi Baker
beautiful voice
Connor Edwards
wow thanks. it's strange to get that compliment, because I used to sound like kermit the frog when I sang
Connor Peterson
can you do king of carrot flowers pt 1?
Brayden Baker
cant get tired of covering strokes.
any other similar bands with baritone frontman?
Cooper Cook
rolling stones
Sebastian Sanchez
I used to have trouble with sustaining the 'high' F at the end (I am actually a baritone despite my light sounding tone), but haven't sang it in ages so I'll see what happens haha
Parker Phillips
Carson Reed
dylan has been covering sinatra, dude, you'll do fine =]
Thomas Miller
sorry for the wait dude, having connection issued. I fucked up the end a couple of times before I just tried to relax and stop thinking of it as a difficult note, weird how much psychology has to do with it clyp.it
Thomas Ramirez
that was fuckin' awesome, thanks!
Nathan Wilson
no problem man, was actually helpful for me to realise that note isn't that much of a problem for me any more. thought I'd never be able to sing two headed boy but the highest note in that is only a tone higher, so maybe I'll start working on that tomorrow
Adam Howard
if you want to keep hitting high notes, beware of GERD, mostly keep a relatively low GI diet
saying this as a baritone who used to sing comfortably in tenor range, slowly recovering my previous range from the acid baths
Cameron Jackson
oh yeah, I used to get this real bad when I would just try and jump into notes that were way too high without having done the necessary work, consistent warm ups/exercises and such. took me a while to realise the correlation
Julian Howard
also my diet is a fair bit better these days, haven't really got it again since getting into a proper singing practice routine apart from a few weeks ago when I had a stupidly greasy pizza
Justin Cook
read a bit on intermittent fasting, it has helped me recover more than anything else
you'll also feel better in general
Wyatt Evans
When I wrote this I thought it was coming from this melancholy part of my heart that had been taking over me but now when I hear it it makes me feel love
Wanting to love everything for no particular reason other than for its sake
i hope you all can hear this and feel some love too
Joseph Wright
it made me feel nostalgia
Christopher Reyes
Hunter Myers
Half of 'Lover You Should've Come Over" by Jeff Buckley.
Please let me know if you guys would like to hear more.
Adam Bell
Yeah. Grace?
Liam Thomas
Haven't played this one in years, had to look up some chords, but here it is! enjoy and thank you for listening
Owen Rodriguez
How the fuck do you make something like this?
Henry Gutierrez
Nice. Glad you didn't avoid the difficult parts.
Matthew Rodriguez
My guitar is currently being repaired, so I only have this shitty small Spanish one.
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This is the latest full thing I've made.
Joseph Perez
she bangs
she bangs
Henry Fisher
Posted this a few nights back, but the thread shut down before anyone had time to give any feedback;
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Not a native german speaker by the way.
(compressors fucked me over on the recordig as well, but whatevs.)
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The last one is my favourite
Eli Diaz
Hello everybody
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Bentley Sanchez
Hi friends, recorded this for a thread that 404'd soon after. Hope y'all like it it's one of my favorite songs to cover ever.
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Hunter White
Little guitar progression and lyrics I made tonight.
Matthew Rogers
Shitty mic aside, am I hurting my vocal chords doing these vocals? My vocal range doesn't really let me shriek and then even growl low despite having a deep voice so this is the only kind of harsh vocal I can do with volume.
Jaxon Flores
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I like it, mane. It's soothing and haunting at the same time. Reminds of a song called "Least Favorite Life"
Dylan Rodriguez
That depends on you knowing how to sing
Kayden Wright
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Jaxson Bailey
Well all I know is not to use only my throat and not to push it out of my throat or doing screeching vocals might not be so hard, so the crispiness is in my throat but I'm pushing from my chest mainly, or trying to atleast
James Torres
You're great man, a voice like that make me wish I wasn't a baritone
Grayson Bailey
bloody fuking beautiful guitar playing bro. i can see the resemblance. i love songs with that vibe.
William Hughes
Goddamnit. Wrong reply.
Leo Robinson
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Mason Lopez
fingerpicking Cx
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Ryan Garcia
I started recording this tonight and was hoping to get some feedback. It's not finished.
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Nice work, I've been trying to get into classical guitar, but I think your better than I am
I don't really know much about singing, but I do know that there's a certain technique you need to keep in mind when doing the gritty/growl thing if you want to keep your voice safe. You should look into it
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I fuck with this, keep it goin
Ryder Watson
great job man. i wish i had whatever you use to make your voice sound so trancy.
Asher Rivera
Thanks man. I'm just using audacity though. I layer the tracks of the vocals and put echo with 0.1 delay time and 0.5 delay factor
Levi Bennett
I'll post this as a bump
Connor Nelson