Say hello to heaven again
kworam
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Hello fellow singers hope you’re all enjoying your journey! I could use your feedback on my third posting of say hello to heaven please let me know what you think!
https://www.smule.com/sing-recording/2943495289_4625622362
@michaelmusic @Klaus_T @Maarten @SingForSoup @RLV @Diego @Murbles @DannyOc3an, I would appreciate you giving this a listen and giving me your notes.
https://www.smule.com/sing-recording/2943495289_4625622362
@michaelmusic @Klaus_T @Maarten @SingForSoup @RLV @Diego @Murbles @DannyOc3an, I would appreciate you giving this a listen and giving me your notes.
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@michaelmusic @Klaus_T @Maarten @SingForSoup @RLV @Diego @Murbles @DannyOc3an, I would appreciate you giving this a listen and giving me your notes.
If I was to point something out it would be very minor things..
- Maybe in just a few verses you can avoid scooping or sliding up to the note and landing on top of them instead so you don't hear any slide or scoop.
- Most of the time you did this right but only in a couple of verses you may have fallen into overenunciation, just be aware to avoid it on each and every phrase, don't leave any overnunciated phrase in there, (Keep a single dominant vowel on the back -preferably the AH- and just morph it slightly to form the words)
- While your head voice sounds very good and there's a decent ping in it, I think you can benefit even more from training head voice workouts for a greater period of time (as in months) with a gentle volume so even more resonance grows in this area and your head portions gain even more quality. Right now I can tell that it's definitely there, but it's not "Ken's head voice" there yet (of course I say this because you can definitely get there with some more time with training. It's well on its way. Try a gentle volume and a relaxed neutral larynx when training head voice so you 1. don't overbloat the area 2. keep your larynx in check (not raising it much). Resonance grows slowly like a muscle, over time. Keep feeding it always
Again these are very small details, overall I think you did a killer job