Hello fellow musicians! I want to know your thoughts on my singing

Victorg_1994

Hiii, hope you are all having a great day!.. I'm going to leave here of me singing and playing guitar, I want to know your thoughts especially on my singing please... Critics, advices, anything is welcome.. I just want to improve.. Thank you very much for your time!!
https://youtu.be/8kb3w6y2q44
https://youtu.be/D8d3MZkSAaI
https://youtu.be/0Fzhy-62Uds
https://youtu.be/J5fKaZolQhc

Diego

Okay, first off the bat.
I feel like you need to work on your support. I feel like you are having many pitch issues, and your voice is kind of all over the place at the moment.

Where are you from? I hear an accent. Haha.

-Diego

Victorg_1994

> @Diego said:
> Okay, first off the bat.
> I feel like you need to work on your support. I feel like you are having many pitch issues, and your voice is kind of all over the place at the moment.
>
> Where are you from? I hear an accent. Haha.
>
> -Diego

The pitch issues are for the lack of support?.. So I should focus on building a good support first right?.. I'm firm Venezuela XD.. Thanks you much for your time

Diego

Build a good support first, that is correct.
You can't maintain a consistent tone or pitch if your support is not developed.
Oh nice, Venezuela. Glad to see people from all over here.

-Diego

Diego

Try to develop a base first, and THEN you start adding the guitar in. Doing both simultaneously, can be even harder if you don't really have control over your voice.

Victorg_1994

OK OK.. Thank you so much!! I'm to focus on my support and practice more only my singing \m/.. But believe me, I was even worse a few months ago XD..

Dramabaristephan

Forget the support and vocal technique for now is my advise.
Download pitch monitor, play a note on the guitar, and work on getting the pitch right.
Work one tone at a time, then work on getting the whole line right on pitch.
for example, play a c chord and sing C or E or G, or a triad Do not compromise on the pitch, never!
At the same time, you can work on the support. Do the sit-up with the pitch monitor in your hands(As I have done and still do!). You can see when you go flat or sharp. Don't go crazy, if you don't get it right every time.
Also, I would only sing with the vowels, until you develop pitch and solid vowels. Then move on to texts.

Dramabaristephan

Same advise for me by the wy. I have a big bariton tenor voice, that often strayed off pitch! I use the pitch monitor

Dramabaristephan

oh sing quitly a line or 2 in order to test the pitch. Singing loud will distort pitch problems.(Own experience.)

[Deleted User]

As Diego mentioned, In order to keep a steady pitch you need "Diaphragmatic support. Without support, chances are good that you will be inconsistent with your pitch.

I would watch Ken's free videos on "Diaphragmatic support" to start with. Once you get used to that, you can focus more on pitch.

Peace, Tony