Creedence, "Long As I Can See The Light".
barthy
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@highmtn and anyone else, I'm starting to try adding some grit to my vocals sometimes. Does this sound like safe distortion? My voice felt fine after singing this way for over an hour...
By the way, the highest notes in this song are almost an octave above the highest notes I used to be able to hit. This course WORKShttp://www.singsnap.com/karaoke/r/bd60dcc1d
By the way, the highest notes in this song are almost an octave above the highest notes I used to be able to hit. This course WORKShttp://www.singsnap.com/karaoke/r/bd60dcc1d
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When you sing the "I" (EYE) parts, instead of trying to do the actual "I", try doing a soft ah instead. It will be less of a strain, but as I said, I really enjoyed it. Good job.
Peace, Tony
Good job. The B4's need to be contained a little better. B4's aren't the easiest note in the world to do. You'll need to push down on the diaphragm more for those, to help compress the notes and hold back the breath. They splat a little bit the way you're doing them. Towards the end of the song, there are about 3 or 4 of those in a row, and those were done more the way you should do the B4's all the way through the song. Instead of blasting the notes you are singing them more.
Tough song. Good job.