…has been my lot since adolescence, when it comes to singing.
I’m a natural and quite rich bass-baritone, but I’d much rather be a sweet tenor.
My tenor is weak and quickly jumps into a countertenor which almost works but is not the sound I seek.
Anyone else here find their singing usually displeases them?
we don’t quite have the range we’d like
Nup. I sing for my own enjoyment. Earplugs are everyone else’s problem 😏🎶🎵
Divine Angel said:
Nup. I sing for my own enjoyment. Earplugs are everyone else’s problem 😏🎶🎵
:)
Bubblecar said:
…has been my lot since adolescence, when it comes to singing.I’m a natural and quite rich bass-baritone, but I’d much rather be a sweet tenor.
My tenor is weak and quickly jumps into a countertenor which almost works but is not the sound I seek.
Anyone else here find their singing usually displeases them?
roughbarked said:
Divine Angel said:
Nup. I sing for my own enjoyment. Earplugs are everyone else’s problem 😏🎶🎵
:)
Goodo :)
I enjoy my singing but I don’t enjoy listening to it .
I enjoy the note that I sing at.
Bubblecar said:
…has been my lot since adolescence, when it comes to singing.I’m a natural and quite rich bass-baritone, but I’d much rather be a sweet tenor.
My tenor is weak and quickly jumps into a countertenor which almost works but is not the sound I seek.
Anyone else here find their singing usually displeases them?
I have the exact same singing range. I call it anti-alto, in that I can sing a nice baritone and soprano, losing almost an octave in between.
My wife, by contrast, is an alto with an extension into the tenor range (she sings tenor in a choir), so plays all her songs on piano in the alto range, meaning that I can never sing along with her music. That … is annoying.
As for how I rate the quality of my voice, as I get older and sing less it gets worse. A lot worse. I generally only get to sing in church, and I don’t go to church. I would need to sing a lot more for it to get passable again.
The Americans have their soul singers..
We have arse ‘ole singers
:)
Was just reading on the web that people always hate their own recorded singing voice, because it misses all the low frequencies that we’re used to hearing through bone conduction.
mollwollfumble said:
Was just reading on the web that people always hate their own recorded singing voice, because it misses all the low frequencies that we’re used to hearing through bone conduction.
Yeah it makes you wonder how all those black male actors hear themselves, they already have deep voices to us so I wonder how it is to them.
Cymek said:
mollwollfumble said:
Was just reading on the web that people always hate their own recorded singing voice, because it misses all the low frequencies that we’re used to hearing through bone conduction.
Yeah it makes you wonder how all those black male actors hear themselves, they already have deep voices to us so I wonder how it is to them.
But the Jackons sounded like jockeys.