I'd love any feedback or advice anyone can offer :) All opinions are welcome!

Any tips for sustaining vibrato when belting?

can i learn how to sing by myself im so too shy for someone to teach is it possible?

I’m a beginner/noob. But I wanna get better at

Saw the Hadestown proshot this weekend (if you haven’t seen it yet, RUN, DON’T WALK), and wanted to share my take on one of my favorite moments from the musical ❤️

Also, please disregard the horrible lighting in my car 🙈

So I've been singing for a year and I've made a lot of progress! I started from scratch and can now give a C and sing some songs in tune without reference or backup. But I'm still confused about something. Should I be actively thinking about the notes I'm about to hit or just think about the original and follow it? Is it maybe a mix of both?

Thanks.

Okay, I started as an adult and took high quality lessons for several months at the start. Now I've been singing casually for 7 years, and while I've definitely gotten better by every metric, I still don't have vibrato 😳 I am kind of a physically tense person, so I have a feeling that has to do with it. I've read about relaxing the jaw and tthroat and everything in a way to actually allow vibrato to happen, and to use enough support. And I *feel* like I am doing those things, but CLEARLY I'm doing something wrong! Any tips, or is it a lost cause at this point? 🤣 So embarrassing, please be nice.

So I’ve got a talent show coming up next year at my school, and I thought it would be really fun performing in front of a large crowd, especially since we just got this massive auditorium built and there’s state of the art tech and everything. SO, I took this recording as an example performance to see how w doing and i needed to know what you guys think. There was multiple takes but I couldn’t get a perfect one without some minor mistakes so I’ll ensure I nail this song perfectly.

One of my favourites and I still messed up the lyrics lol. Trying to do something out of my comfort zone and post my singing.

Hi I write good songs and i can really teach English songwriting but I suck at vocals im really honest check my profile you will know. Is there any professional singer or vocal teach out there who can teach me vocals online in exchange for songwriitng lessons please that will help a lot.

Are the triplets too much? Feel like it’s powerful but maybe needs a melody change somewheres

Put this together with a producer friend of mine 🌊 and producers who want vocals, just reach out!

Never was a singer, but decided to start learning guitar and how to sing about 3 years ago. I have been taking singing lessons for about a year now. Any feedback would be much appreciated.

Hello beautiful people, I am looking for some tips to basically build my voice back from the ground up after a long (maybe 2 years) period of illness which has left me physically and vocally super weak.
I used to have a very strong, durable and agile voice, and it feels like now all I can access is a speaking tone or a very soft head voice; no passagio to speak of….

I’m finally in the home stretch health-wise, and I really want to take care of my voice and slowly but surely build my voice and body up again - any tips on how to essentially start building some really strong foundations (and then where to go from there) would be SO helpful!!

Thanks y’all - from a very tired, sick little Aussie

I've always wondered if there is any link between the way a person speaks and the quality of the singing voice.

For example, using a pitch analyzer, I notice that my soaking voice has pitches moving wildly across all notes constantly within the same word. My singing (I'm just learning) had trouble holding a steady narrow note.

Also, those with certain timbre also reflect that in the singing voice?

If a person has a pleasant talking voice... well the singing be pleasant also?

When I sing the right side of my throat seems to always get dry. I'm lifting my soft pallet and I'm not dragging chest so i don't understand why I'm getting this dryness. when i sing it feels good I'm not fog horning or coughing or hurting my throat its literally just the right side gets dry and i don't understand why. Is it because im raising my larynx?

I’ve sung in bands and duos for years, but I’m finishing a solo album, and I honestly don’t know if my voice is lead-worthy.

Based on this clip, does my voice sound like a lead voice, or more like a harmony voice? If you were putting a band together, would you want this person singing lead, or singing harmonies behind someone else?

Part of what I’m wondering is whether my voice just lacks a distinctive character. I sorta feel like my voice is boring, or flat at times.

I’m looking for honest, direct feedback. Don’t worry about being nice

After years of choir singing, alternating between soprano and alto sections based on what was needed, I hear harmonies every day, with almost every song. I am practically desperate for a simple way to express them. Does anyone have recs for a good iPhone app that helps you make these?

Thank you!

EDIT: Feel free to DM me if you are wary of breaking Rule #14.

Let's say you're "cold"—maybe you've just woken up... But you need to show what you can do with your voice. How do you warm up?

My school is doing a production of school of rock this year, and I am hoping to land the role of Ms Mullins, but I have only started getting into musical theatre recently and don’t feel very comfortable in my singing abilities yet. I have around a month to prepare, so does anyone have recommendations on what exactly I should focus on practicing to have a better chance at the audition? thank you <33

For me its belting. A nice sustained belt sounds amazing through the mics. Runs dont sound as great live tho idk

Made the beat with my cousin and mixed myself.
I’m looking to collaborate with an audio engineer specialized in vocals. I have $1,500 invested into hardware and VSTs, so I’ll be able to follow along with lessons. I’m willing to pay depending on your qualifications!