Yo! I'm JΔY, singer and soon to be winemaker
JΔY
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What's good beautiful people, my name is JΔY. They call me the Delta Style lol
Okay, enough artistic fluff! My name is Jay and I love to sing! Ever since I can remember I've been singing. I sang horribly until I was 16-17, and then I started taking lessons and joined choir in highschool. Unfortunately, it was my senior year, so I quickly left to college with much left to learn.
Over the past 6 years of uni I haven't stopped singing. In fact, I've improved the most over this time by jamming with other talent musicians. While they themselves were not vocalists I learned how to stay on pitch, keep a rhythm, sing in harmony, etc...
Which gets me to where I am now. I graduate in the summer with a chemical engineering degree and plan to use it to join the wine business in Austin, TX so I can make wine in the day and sing my butt off at night.
THE PART ABOUT VOCALS:
Vocally, I feel confident enough to sing to crowds and say I am a singer. However I feel my technique is very unrefined and raw. I can sing many things, but truly epic vocals like those of Steve Perry, Stevie Wonder, Robert Plant, and Jonny Craig (seriously, check him out. he is what convinced me I had to learn how to sing properly. i'm not a fan of his genre anymore, but his skill is amazing ) are still out of my reach.
With KTVA I hope to learn to control and master my range around the G4-D5 area (Assuming C4 is middle) and remove all the damaging habits I do when belting. I've posted a link to my first music video in the DEMOS part of the forum if you're interested in listening to what i sound like
I just wanna end this ramble with, thank you Ken Tamplin for creating this program. I am just starting, but it feels so refreshing to have found a community of people aiming towards the same goal I have. Improving my singing.
I wish you all much peace, love, and healthy singing
JΔY
Okay, enough artistic fluff! My name is Jay and I love to sing! Ever since I can remember I've been singing. I sang horribly until I was 16-17, and then I started taking lessons and joined choir in highschool. Unfortunately, it was my senior year, so I quickly left to college with much left to learn.
Over the past 6 years of uni I haven't stopped singing. In fact, I've improved the most over this time by jamming with other talent musicians. While they themselves were not vocalists I learned how to stay on pitch, keep a rhythm, sing in harmony, etc...
Which gets me to where I am now. I graduate in the summer with a chemical engineering degree and plan to use it to join the wine business in Austin, TX so I can make wine in the day and sing my butt off at night.
THE PART ABOUT VOCALS:
Vocally, I feel confident enough to sing to crowds and say I am a singer. However I feel my technique is very unrefined and raw. I can sing many things, but truly epic vocals like those of Steve Perry, Stevie Wonder, Robert Plant, and Jonny Craig (seriously, check him out. he is what convinced me I had to learn how to sing properly. i'm not a fan of his genre anymore, but his skill is amazing ) are still out of my reach.
With KTVA I hope to learn to control and master my range around the G4-D5 area (Assuming C4 is middle) and remove all the damaging habits I do when belting. I've posted a link to my first music video in the DEMOS part of the forum if you're interested in listening to what i sound like
I just wanna end this ramble with, thank you Ken Tamplin for creating this program. I am just starting, but it feels so refreshing to have found a community of people aiming towards the same goal I have. Improving my singing.
I wish you all much peace, love, and healthy singing
JΔY
Comments
Thanks for sharing with us.
And oof you're aiming for the tough ones haha. They all have very unique voices. But getting there will all depend on you, and your attitude towards it.
With KTVA, your voice will grow more than you can imagine!
And indeed, we're all in the same boat here, so don't be afraid to ask anything!
All the best,
-Diego
You can call me Delta.
lol you know it. and yes, you're absolutely correct. My improvement depends on my own actions and attitude.
Much Appreciated Diego!
Just wondering if you have already bought the course? I mean you can glean an amount of information from the free YouTube stuff, but the course puts it all together in a methodical process, and gives you access to parts of this forum that contain the meat of the process.
Regardless, any way you slice it, this training can take one from zero to hero in a few years, depending on one's commitment levels
Cheers,
Phillip
That’s what I believe! Now I just gotta work hard and make it happen
Enjoy your time here at the forum
All the best,
Ben
Highmtn, I sent the email a few days ago. I will resend again