@@VoxTapeStudios thank you! I've saved a ton of your videos to use as practice. I can take a deep breath but it hurts and I don't know why. I'll keep working on it!
@@orrono9739 I'm glad you like my videos! Hmmm odd that taking a deep breath hurts you... I just posted a video on how to breathe on my tiktok yesterday. Maybe that will help! here's the link: www.tiktok.com/@voxtapestudios/video/6954158666639609094?is_copy_url=1&is_from_webapp=v1
that's great! to get you to sound like you want to, all you need is training! sure, it might take some time to get you to where you want to be and a lot of hard work, but it's absolutely doable! I'd love to help you with this if you're interested.
But that’s already something, lessons can help you get the sound you want. If you can’t hold a time you won’t be able to do much but if you have that base all you gotta do is practice and your voice will improve A LOT.
Sooo, i sing preety much but sometimes i wonder if i truly can sing, my voice insecurities brought me here, and i'm happy because in 13 minutes you tought me a LOT! Now i surely know that i can sing and i just need to practice so i can rech my goals. Thank you so much for the confidence you gave me and also these awesome informations! You're amazing! 💞
i'm one of those people who mimics what i hear (music noises etc) but the only way i actually FEEL like im on point (and sound like the voice) when i sing something is when i wear headphones it FEELS like if i cant hear myself i can sing but when i can hear myself its like my voice gets stage fright and i sound like crap (to myself at least) i feel off pitch and my voice cracks. any advice? or am i good? :/
Exactly! For some reason I can’t sing loud too, so when I wear my headphones it feels like I’m singing loud but as soon as I take one AirPod out to just see how I sound my voice starts getting cracky, then when I record myself sing my singing sounds different
Heyy, I despair almost every time I record myself because I don't find my voice beautiful at all, even if I hit the right notes. 😕 And if that's the voice that other people hear, I think it doesn't sound nice when I sing. Is it just in my head or can a voice sound weird? 😶
In my experience, I find that a lot of pitch issues usually have to do with other technical issues and overthinking yourself when it comes to it.. (I have perfect pitch apparently so I know, however that’s beside the point) I think It rarely ever actually has to do with ones ear,.. and if someone has never done music before, it of course does take time to learn and understand it, but i think most people really can relate pitch easily,.. vocal technique and pitch perception are just separate things, but you just need to learn to understand and combine the two,.. I usually could always tell immediately on my own and notice every single mistake I make,.. its also important to know that (even if it seems annoying at first), you must always always ALWAYS record yourself and learn from it,. It may seem weird at first but you will het used to hearing your voice and it will be a lot easier to understand and analyze!
That's it I'm taking classes. I sing alllll the time and have always unconsciously copied the tones and matched it but I don't like my voice. Maybe taking a class would get me to that point where I love my voice.
@@VoxTapeStudios no unfortunately I never got around to it. Life constantly gets in the way of things I’d like to do in my free time haha. Maybe one day!
Do you think someone can actually learn how to sing? I feel like it’s one of the few things you kinda gotta be born with. I just wanna be able to sing my favorite songs around the house without sounding like a dog screaming 😂
I truly believe that as long as you are not tone deaf you can learn how to sing. You might never get as good as Whitney Houston... but even without talent you can become a good singer - it might just take you a bit longer than someone with natural talent :)
I know it depends on the person but how long does it usally take to get onto a professional level of singing? And how much practise per day or week is usefull?
I am asking because I am practising singing for round about 3 month now and I actually love my voice when I hear my self ( not on a recording but hearing it through my own ears) and I experimented much with it to get a smooth voice and a clear one. And I thought I might be actually very talented singer because of the progress I made. I also hit notes and the flow of the song I love to sing to ( so I think). But when I recorded my self today it sounded awful and it soundedlike I have some sort of accent in every language and kinda muffled. So I wanted to ask what can be the reasons why I sound so awful. Is it because I recorded it over my smartphone ( i took a video ), is it bc I am not used to listen to my own voice or is it because I am actually bad?
I know how to recognise pitch and know how high or low it is, I play instruments, but Ik I can’t produce that high or low of a sound, I’d love to be able to sing but I just suck
You can definitely expand your range with the right exercises! Send us an instagram dm or check out our website if you're interested in working together :)
I know I can sing My great great grandmother was a very good singer when she was in her 20's She would go on stage and wear glittery dress And there would be a huge amount of people
isn't there a difference between 'hearing and knowing the note/key' the song is, and the ABILITY to sing that note? If I try and sing along, I can't hit the notes. or if I try and push to hit it and I can't. My vice can't . But I KNOW its wrong
having been that person, i can assure you that you can learn to sing any note that is in your vocal range if you can hear it is off-pitch. It took me some lessons but i learned it surprisingly fast.
im guessing its because you can actually hear the note and tell the difference and everything but your throat cant really replicate the note that you heard.
Lol I wanna sing so bad but my apartment does not have good soundproof, everyone will hear me... I do sing but in low voice but because of that I'm not getting the results that I want. Fck... isn't there a place where I can sing as loud as I want and the way I want...
I know it depends on the person but how long does it usally take to get onto a professional level of singing? And how much practise per day or week is usefull?
am asking because I am practising singing for round about 3 month now and I actually love my voice when I hear my self ( not on a recording but hearing it through my own ears) and I experimented much with it to get a smooth voice and a clear one. And I thought I might be actually very talented singer because of the progress I made. I also hit notes and the flow of the song I love to sing to ( so I think). But when I recorded my self today it sounded awful and it soundedlike I have some sort of accent in every language and kinda muffled. So I wanted to ask what can be the reasons why I sound so awful. Is it because I recorded it over my smartphone ( i took a video ), is it bc I am not used to listen to my own voice or is it because I am actually bad?
Oh Sorry to bust your bubble homeboy. But that is your true bonfied voice. When you sing that is the voice that everybody will hear every time. My advice is to actually go out and seek professional help from my actual singing coach. And constantly record your voice through a phone or video. You can also download an app that can help you learn how to hit notes.
she already is. if u REALLY want her to be ur teacher and guide u step by step to the right direction, u can join her green room, u can dm her on insta she replies and it really helps u can ask her about the fees =)
@@44kanishkasiddhi9e3 I'm not in highschool yet but I hope it gets better for you and I wish you to get lots of money and adopt lots of cats and or rats cuz they are adorable and you could make a cat cafe and that would be a cute (hopefully) job
@@VoxTapeStudios I disagree.. Listen to pop singers perform. They can't hit a correct even counting if counting for live performance mistakes. Metal singers always are way closer to the correct notes because usually play an instrument. Even singers need to know music theory.
Thanks for watching this video! So, what's your take: Can you sing according to my philosophy?
How do I stop myself going flat when I go back up to a note, I don't always hear it? Is it just practicing better lift?
@@orrono9739 Make sure you're using goo breath support, especially on higher notes! And yes, aa lot of it is just practice... You got this!! =)
@@VoxTapeStudios thank you! I've saved a ton of your videos to use as practice. I can take a deep breath but it hurts and I don't know why. I'll keep working on it!
@@orrono9739 I'm glad you like my videos! Hmmm odd that taking a deep breath hurts you... I just posted a video on how to breathe on my tiktok yesterday. Maybe that will help! here's the link: www.tiktok.com/@voxtapestudios/video/6954158666639609094?is_copy_url=1&is_from_webapp=v1
i can sing and hold aa note but i get voice crack sometimes
I can sing, meaning I can carry a tune. But I don't think it sounds like what I want it to
that's great! to get you to sound like you want to, all you need is training! sure, it might take some time to get you to where you want to be and a lot of hard work, but it's absolutely doable! I'd love to help you with this if you're interested.
But that’s already something, lessons can help you get the sound you want. If you can’t hold a time you won’t be able to do much but if you have that base all you gotta do is practice and your voice will improve A LOT.
Bro same happens with me🙃
RUclips: Can you sing?
Me, a singer: Well I don't really know, let's click the video and find out.
Andd? Can you? Do you aggree with her ?
I wanna know it tooo
Sooo, i sing preety much but sometimes i wonder if i truly can sing, my voice insecurities brought me here, and i'm happy because in 13 minutes you tought me a LOT! Now i surely know that i can sing and i just need to practice so i can rech my goals. Thank you so much for the confidence you gave me and also these awesome informations! You're amazing! 💞
I would do anything to be able to sing well. I love it so much, and it makes me so happy, but I don't consider myself to be very...good. At it.
i'm one of those people who mimics what i hear (music noises etc) but the only way i actually FEEL like im on point (and sound like the voice) when i sing something is when i wear headphones it FEELS like if i cant hear myself i can sing but when i can hear myself its like my voice gets stage fright and i sound like crap (to myself at least) i feel off pitch and my voice cracks. any advice? or am i good? :/
Exactly! For some reason I can’t sing loud too, so when I wear my headphones it feels like I’m singing loud but as soon as I take one AirPod out to just see how I sound my voice starts getting cracky, then when I record myself sing my singing sounds different
That's me too
Same or in the car
So Im not tone deaf. I love to sing but dear god... I feel bad for my neighbors. :)
For some reason my voice kicks in and out and I know it’s a mental thing because I’m afraid to fail sometimes.
confidence is everything!! You've got this :)
I can hear myself perfectly,
Which is to say I can tell I’m off key and off pitch.
Oh well, at least I have my guitar.
i unconsiously try to imitate the singer when i sing, its kind of a problem :(
same! its really annoying...
I wonder, what if you tried to write your own song? Then there’s nobody to imitate and you’ll just sound like yourself, maybe.
you are right i can do better on head voice but not in lower register. I am always struggle with my chest voice 😭😭😭
Don't make it too complicated! your speaking voice is your chest voice so try to speak-sing moree =) You got this =)
Omg so adorable! Can you sing without music!?
Heyy,
I despair almost every time I record myself because I don't find my voice beautiful at all, even if I hit the right notes. 😕 And if that's the voice that other people hear, I think it doesn't sound nice when I sing. Is it just in my head or can a voice sound weird? 😶
You're just not used to hearing yourself like that... keep recording yourself and listen back. It'll get better and better =)
In my experience, I find that a lot of pitch issues usually have to do with other technical issues and overthinking yourself when it comes to it.. (I have perfect pitch apparently so I know, however that’s beside the point) I think It rarely ever actually has to do with ones ear,.. and if someone has never done music before, it of course does take time to learn and understand it, but i think most people really can relate pitch easily,.. vocal technique and pitch perception are just separate things, but you just need to learn to understand and combine the two,.. I usually could always tell immediately on my own and notice every single mistake I make,.. its also important to know that (even if it seems annoying at first), you must always always ALWAYS record yourself and learn from it,. It may seem weird at first but you will het used to hearing your voice and it will be a lot easier to understand and analyze!
Thank you, because I started to really second guess myself.
You've got this!
That's it I'm taking classes. I sing alllll the time and have always unconsciously copied the tones and matched it but I don't like my voice. Maybe taking a class would get me to that point where I love my voice.
I know you posted this over a year ago... so, how's it going? Did you take a class? Was it helpful? I hope your singing journey is going well!!
@@VoxTapeStudios no unfortunately I never got around to it. Life constantly gets in the way of things I’d like to do in my free time haha. Maybe one day!
Berklee music of college in the background!, Thats so crazy!, If you don't mind me asking is it fun there?
Yes, I had a great time there, many super talented people to work with :)
Some people told me that im not good at singing and some people told me that im good at singing so thats why im here
I would love to do a lesson with you! I'm sure you have a great voice!!
Try matching Kaliopi’s pitch! Yes I very well know that I am not on pitch but only because I simply can’t sing that high.
Why did I get this for when I search up sonic heroes
Thank you Teach! I shall work hard
I dont have an instrument that I can play, any other way I could improve on my singing?
You could always use GarageBand
Do you think someone can actually learn how to sing? I feel like it’s one of the few things you kinda gotta be born with. I just wanna be able to sing my favorite songs around the house without sounding like a dog screaming 😂
I truly believe that as long as you are not tone deaf you can learn how to sing. You might never get as good as Whitney Houston... but even without talent you can become a good singer - it might just take you a bit longer than someone with natural talent :)
I know it depends on the person but how long does it usally take to get onto a professional level of singing? And how much practise per day or week is usefull?
I am asking because I am practising singing for round about 3 month now and I actually love my voice when I hear my self ( not on a recording but hearing it through my own ears) and I experimented much with it to get a smooth voice and a clear one. And I thought I might be actually very talented singer because of the progress I made. I also hit notes and the flow of the song I love to sing to ( so I think). But when I recorded my self today it sounded awful and it soundedlike I have some sort of accent in every language and kinda muffled. So I wanted to ask what can be the reasons why I sound so awful. Is it because I recorded it over my smartphone ( i took a video ), is it bc I am not used to listen to my own voice or is it because I am actually bad?
And do u maybe have any tips for improving ? ( to the comment above )
@@VoxTapeStudios What do you do if you are tone deaf?
Fun fact: Pope Francis is famously tone deaf.
I know how to recognise pitch and know how high or low it is, I play instruments, but Ik I can’t produce that high or low of a sound, I’d love to be able to sing but I just suck
You can definitely expand your range with the right exercises! Send us an instagram dm or check out our website if you're interested in working together :)
Like (comedian) Ronny Chieng would say: The only thing you need to do to learn anything is this: just not be stupid! Ok? 😅
Uh
I'm afraid to record myself because I like to sing and I think it sounds okay but when I record it might be disgusting and might lose the fun in it.
I know I can sing
My great great grandmother was a very good singer when she was in her 20's
She would go on stage and wear glittery dress
And there would be a huge amount of people
But I think I sound horrible
And everyone else says I'm a very good singer
we're always our own worst critics, I bet you're way better than you think you are
isn't there a difference between 'hearing and knowing the note/key' the song is, and the ABILITY to sing that note? If I try and sing along, I can't hit the notes. or if I try and push to hit it and I can't. My vice can't . But I KNOW its wrong
having been that person, i can assure you that you can learn to sing any note that is in your vocal range if you can hear it is off-pitch. It took me some lessons but i learned it surprisingly fast.
im guessing its because you can actually hear the note and tell the difference and everything but your throat cant really replicate the note that you heard.
I play drumms and ,been long time,but never had a mic.never even tried.maybe i should
from the few years that I have lived on this earth, I have found out that I cannot hang out with tone-deaf people. I just cant.
great video
I don't understand any of this. How to match an instrument pitch with your voice?
yes exactly! If you can sing the pitch the instrument is playing then you can match pitch.
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Lol I wanna sing so bad but my apartment does not have good soundproof, everyone will hear me... I do sing but in low voice but because of that I'm not getting the results that I want. Fck... isn't there a place where I can sing as loud as I want and the way I want...
Same omg
I know it depends on the person but how long does it usally take to get onto a professional level of singing? And how much practise per day or week is usefull?
am asking because I am practising singing for round about 3 month now and I actually love my voice when I hear my self ( not on a recording but hearing it through my own ears) and I experimented much with it to get a smooth voice and a clear one. And I thought I might be actually very talented singer because of the progress I made. I also hit notes and the flow of the song I love to sing to ( so I think). But when I recorded my self today it sounded awful and it soundedlike I have some sort of accent in every language and kinda muffled. So I wanted to ask what can be the reasons why I sound so awful. Is it because I recorded it over my smartphone ( i took a video ), is it bc I am not used to listen to my own voice or is it because I am actually bad?
And do u maybe have any tips for improving ? ( to the comment above )
Oh Sorry to bust your bubble homeboy. But that is your true bonfied voice. When you sing that is the voice that everybody will hear every time. My advice is to actually go out and seek professional help from my actual singing coach. And constantly record your voice through a phone or video. You can also download an app that can help you learn how to hit notes.
Your voice will never sound the same to you like it will to other people. Your voice will always sound deeper and more rich. With more vibrato
But trust me, that doesn't mean anything. You can always learn and you can always become An amazing singer.
Can we correct pitch by using radio and singing along only?
Practice like that can def help :)
@@VoxTapeStudios thanks for the respond. really appreciated
oh so i am tonedeaf
Ahah ha I can sing Yh but I’ve never told anyone bc I’d get bullied by my mates😂
Then they aren't good mates if they bully you.
Why be mates with bullies? Wank.
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can you be my teacher plz??
she already is. if u REALLY want her to be ur teacher and guide u step by step to the right direction, u can join her green room, u can dm her on insta she replies and it really helps u can ask her about the fees =)
@@44kanishkasiddhi9e3 I don't have money :/
@@SatansRatPrincess ik im a high schooler and i hv no source of income im compromising too :(
@@44kanishkasiddhi9e3 I'm not in highschool yet but I hope it gets better for you and I wish you to get lots of money and adopt lots of cats and or rats cuz they are adorable and you could make a cat cafe and that would be a cute (hopefully) job
@@SatansRatPrincess that's the most adorable thing one has ever said to me omg thank u i love u and i wish for u the same 🤧🖤
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when I am recording my self its soooooooooooo cringe
It definitely takes getting used to!
wow wot a babe
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Oops now that I watched your video, I don't like your sound either. You are in tune but the quality of your voice is not what I like as singing
Do you still feel good about leaving this comment, I wonder?
Even if you can sing. You're a terrible singer if you don't play an instrumental. There's no debating this.
you definitely don't need to play an instrument to train your voice and be a great singer!
@@VoxTapeStudios I disagree.. Listen to pop singers perform. They can't hit a correct even counting if counting for live performance mistakes. Metal singers always are way closer to the correct notes because usually play an instrument. Even singers need to know music theory.
What a dumb comment 🤣
@@SkoopyghostPerfect pitch exists
“Even if you can sing you’re a terrible singer…” bro grow a brain
Love you lots, your video was really entertaining to watch and really helpful