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"Two beds & A Coffee Machine" - Vocal Demonstration

jayjay Enrolled Posts: 32
edited May 2012 in VOCAL DEMONSTRATIONS for the Bold!
hi all,

I "found" my softer voice today :-)

I've just uploaded this file https://www.box.com/s/15981859aea2c70dcb5c

please take a listen and let me know what you think
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  • sspatricksspatrick Enrolled Posts: 1,278
    Nice work!  Its tough to sing quietly in that range, and yet still keep a full tone.  A great example of mid voice.  Is that an original tune?
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  • highmtnhighmtn Administrator, Moderator, Enrolled, Pro, 3.0 Streaming Posts: 15,346

    Nice work, Jay!

    Very pleasant to listen to.

    Bob

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  • jayjay Enrolled Posts: 32
    Hey Scott @sspatrick

    Thanks for the comment, yeah I've always been the full out singer and use to much breath and dry out the chords kinda singer, I didn't know this song very well just that it was pitched mid voice and soft, so thought I'd try it and I'm reasonably happy with the results.

    Unfortunately i cant claim this track - it's a Savage Garden album track 
     
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  • jayjay Enrolled Posts: 32
    Hi Bob @highmtn

    thank you very much, its pretty simple but I think it works

    PS - I'm very curious to here you do a sample of "Open Arms" I know its one of your practice tunes :-)
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  • highmtnhighmtn Administrator, Moderator, Enrolled, Pro, 3.0 Streaming Posts: 15,346

    Jay,

    I don't want to horrify the world with me doing Open Arms.  I have several tunes that are a real stretch for me. That's why I use them for practice/drill...  I do want to get to the point where I perform it publicly, but I don't think I'm there yet.  The notes are comfortable for me, but I'm not so sure about the tone. 

    I actually haven't had a chance to record myself since starting KTVA.  I perform every week, so I can assure you, I have improved and people notice since starting KTVA.  I have to find some time ( I have a full-time-plus day job, and gig two to three times a week) to do some recording, first of all so I can critique myself, and secondly so I can post something for everybody here to take their best shot at me.  ;^)

    Here's a list of some of the songs I like to sing when there's nobody listening...

    Open Arms

    Waiting for a Girl Like You

    We Are the Champions

    Boys of Summer

    Desperado

    These tunes include High A's, B's, C's, and even a D or so.  I think We are the Champions has a high E-flat.. Try these songs out in the original key, and you'll see what I mean.  Once you get into this range you're starting to get into the money notes, but the tone is everything!

    I'll get something together in between marathons.

    Bob

     

     

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  • sspatricksspatrick Enrolled Posts: 1,278
    bob, i think you are being too modest:)
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  • sspatricksspatrick Enrolled Posts: 1,278
    @Jay

    you do the Savage Garden tunes very well.  Good Work!
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  • KokonuhtKokonuht Member, Enrolled Posts: 658
    Wow... this is an awesome song! O_O Awesome demo as well! I totally loved it :)! This is a good example of "Range isn't all that makes a good singer!"
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