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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Do you hate the sound of your singing voice? You’re not alone. There are so many people who cringe whenever they hear their own voice played back on a recording. And some people don’t even like hearing their voice when they talk, let alone sing.
If this is you, and you’d like to become a little more comfortable with the sound of your own voice, then keep watching because by the end of this video you’ll have experienced your voice in a whole new way. I know you’re going to love it!
Stop hating and start loving your voice - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons
Trust me when I say, ‘You can learn to love, yes LOVE, the sound of your own voice!’ Now, that’s a big claim. I mean LOVE sits at the opposite end of the spectrum to hate right. So how do we swing your pendulum from one extreme to the other? Well, it all starts with a little bit of knowledge and some simple vocal activity’s, both of which I’m going to give you in this video.
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I just want you all to know, I sound dope in my head
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nice
Same Lololol
Same
Same
I really hate singing for people because I can't tell wether or not someone actually likes my singing or their just being nice. I think my singing voice sounds reasonably good in my head but when played back to me I want to contract my limbs into my ribcage and have a seizure
This
Start recording yourself
so true
Lol I've never been able to put that feeling into words so I'm definitely stealing that
curiously, do you think you sound better when you push your voice into slight distortion?
This is one of my biggest cringe moments. The difference between what I hear in my head and the sound others hear. I actually like the voice I hear in my head, but not what everyone else hears -_-
Kronos, your external voice can 'evolve' with practice.
Same...
Me too
Same here... I heard my singing voice played back today...I wanted to cry. I was embarrassed and I was the only one there:(
Well, that's a phenomen that is naturally common to all humans.
I did a two-year Performing Arts course back in my thirties, and being able to sing was obviously a large part of that course. I've always hated my singing voice, so the first thing I did was sign up for extra-curricular singing lessons with the teacher, because I was convinced I was going to epically fail the singing module of the course if I didn't. After a couple of lessons he asked me why I thought my voice was so sub-standard as to need the extra lessons. I said "because when I sing a Celine Dion song I open my mouth and I want Celine Dion to come out, but all that comes out is me."
He laughed and said "Well, that's because you're NOT Celine Dion, are you? You're you. And sure, you might not sound like her when you sing one of her songs *like her,* but that doesn't necessarily mean you can't sound great if you just sing like *you* instead." Is there a way to break THAT mindset - the one of "if I can't sound exactly like the original singer, I will always sound terrible by comparison?"
It is challenging to learn to accept ourselves enough so as to love our own unique voice.
Did u ever get over it? I literally hate My singing voice but it’s my dream
Saaame but my Celine Dion is Susanne Sundfor :')
Recorded myself today singing Back to Black, I listened to it an hour later and said wtf was wrong with that person.
I feel you so much.
Lol I love Amy Winehouse. Sing a song or 2 live. Heard it back n was nauseous
😂😂
That is because youre singing a music that is not your own. If you create your own music its entirely different. Its yours, its you.
I friggin' feel so friggin' much😖😭😭
i think its the natural mentality of you should sing the song the same way the original artist did it.. and if you cant achieve that then you get frustrated... cuz thats pretty much me sometimes ..
Hey Its Me!, the following video may prove helpful - ruclips.net/video/pYg54jzfEkY/видео.html
what you hear on records is mostly unnatural. vocals have lots of dynamics naturally but will be removed by compression in the studio (one of many things done to a voice by producers and mix engineers)
Hey its me! JM but I wrote my own songs
all my friends: you sound good!
me listening to my recordings of me singing: ahh god someone kill me now
@Violinistories dude are you me???? This is exactly my life right now wtf-
@@andreah9587 that is what 99% of people would feel about their recorded voice but other people are used to hearing that and it is good for them
I would like that is the case for me.
For me it is oposite, i gues i dont have problem vith self judging i am just having fun singing
Dyamn here i am
@Violinistories Same :(
I cringe so hard when I'm listening to own voice, my face crumple into a paper ball
I like the sound of my voice when I'm harmonizing with another voice, but I don't when I'm singing solo. What's up with that?
same here! I do sound better when harmonizing and not solo... who knows lol
Me too😂
You might hate it BUT others might like it.. John Lennon hated his voice :p
i think its because when you are harmonizing you arent trying to copy or re-create a pre-conceived sound or note. you are just going with what sounds best at the time. think of it like this, single notes vs chords. chords usually sound more full and enjoyable to hear. this is just it, its blending a mixture of things together into a more pleasant sound. you are also looking at the sound in a different way when you sing with someone else you are looking at your voice as to how well it sounds with theirs rather than alone. if you wanted to check out the video by Wheezer: Say it aint so. you will hear a distinct high pitch and honestly quite bad voice in the background for the first verse. it works for the song but the singing isnt great. isolating single sounds usually sounds strange. have confidence in your vocal skills rather than comparing them to others as we all have out own unique sound.
the other voice is hiding your so you find it more appealing
my problem is that i hear my voice beautifully in my head but when i record it it’s trash and i’m like is that how people hear me and then i hâte singing😢
Kirby Poyo SAME 😭
Facts use autotune
@@blacklyfe5543 shut up, autotune is for boomers
@@deakksyy stfu nobody cares about your opinion
@@blacklyfe5543 autotune actually just takes your voice to a certain note, it doesn't change the sound of it as far as I know
You are either the smartest or the most communicative voice coach. Can't tell which yet but it's helpful.❤️❤️
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Amanda tompkins. Thanks for watching.
I really like this guy.
What he says in this & the few others I've watched really gels with what my bricks n mortar coach is teaching me
This is a massively useful thing for me as I need this online coaching to make it stick.
Thank you Dr Dan
You're welcome ayejayuu49. Thanks for watching.
I'm comfortable with my voice I'm just shy so because of it my voice sounds a little weird.
Keep singing, Cassidy.
Some of greatest voices are really weird. To be honest I respect opera singer and other extremely proficient trained singers but I like people with weird unique voices more. I feel like they are less cookie cutter and they have their own vibe around them.
OMG SAME
This is amazing, thank you for the different perspective. A couple of days ago I found with your video that my voice type is soprano, which make it hard for me to sing my favorite artists' songs (rock, jazz), I always thought I couldn't sing, and now I feel like I will love my voice at some time and find something special about it. Thank you so much Dr Dan. One love ♥
even john lennon liked to mask his voice with reverb and dubs bc he couldn't stand himself singing
j. lemmis oh wow
He's not alone🙂
Sometimes i feel embarrassing with my voice but i keep singing coz this is what i wanted to do😊😂
Yes 👍👍👍
I'm pretty comfortable with my own voice, but still I find it a little odd when I hear it on a recording
Erwu 1337 I'm the same. I like my voice when I hear it through my head, but not in recordings
Echo Best part is that people say I have a really good voice
@@echowhosthis same
I was beginning to think I would always hate my voice and about to give up completely, this video alone and the exercises have made me, well not love it yet, but think I actually can get it to sound a way I'm happy with. Just trying to find the time to go through your other videos. Thanks Dr Dan, improved my pandemic sanity immeasurably.
The one solution I found to getting over disliking the sound of my voice was to record myself a lot. When you constantly have to listen to your voice either because you are experimenting or you are trying to get a good recording, you will get more used to it as time goes on. I used to feel uncomfortable with my voice, until I had a job where I recorded software tutorials. There was no one else to do the voiceovers on the videos, just me. After a few years, I got over it. That spilled over into accepting my singing voice too. Can't take it back to the shop like a piece of clothing I don't like anymore. Best to work through the resistance, accept it and nurture it to be the best it can be. We've all got a phone with a voice memo app so no time like the present, get recording :)
I just always sound congested. :/
Sad optimist same
i just sound so flat and childish
Same, I’m super nasally but my doctor says it’s just “blockage”- I’ve sounded like this all my life! Idk what to do and it makes me cry bc I sound so gross
@@DWEEBERBUG look into Indian Naturopathy treatments to clean nostrils and throat. Jal neti and rubber neti. Very effective.
I always like my voice better on a recording. On recordings, I'm usually on a condenser mic and my sound is much more free because I don't push for volume. I get close to the mic when I'm singing very softly and I move more away when I'm singing the loudest.
Yes, microphones certainly can help...if you're used to hearing yourself through a foldback monitor or headphones.
You can learn to love your voice! Click here to learn more - drdan.co/probundle
Fatma Hope PRECISELY
Hey Dr Dan, such a good video obviously loads of people can relate to! Thanks very much for those activities, which help me focus and become more aware.😊
It's more often people aren't 100% happy with the sound their voice makes (ie we don't love the sound of our own voice) . Alot of it for me was ( note past tense!) insecurity, self criticism, comparing with others. You've really taught me to be so much more confident, and therefore allow myself freedom to explore, and yes, appreciate what I sound like .
Thank you😊
Music to my ears, Linda. Thank you.
I just barely got comfortable with the way my voice is. I've practiced techniques for so long focusing on pitch and breathing techniques. Now that I'm better at those things the tone of my voice doesn't bother me half as much. The worst thing about listening to old recordings is hearing how off pitch i am or how i dont sound confident because I'm not pushing enough air out and singing quietly. The best thing that boosted my confidence was listening to a lot of people singing live without any effects and not much instrumentation because trust me I'm a music producer and i know that there's a lot that goes into mixing vocals. The hardest thing to fix in a recording is always pitch. Everybody has a unique voice so you should learn to love yours because no one could ever sing like you. If you want to know how to control the tone of your voice then get a science book and learn about the anatomy of the throat. There's a lot of moving parts that you can learn to use to control your tone
Informative and true. Thanks!
Thank you so much doctor Dan, I've been watching your videos for almost a year now, and when I first started, I hated my voice when I heard it recorded, now I think it sounds so much better when I hear it!
I sometimes like my voice but it depends on what I’m singing but I would like to improve it since I also have a stammer whenever I speak but I memorize a script or something i can speak a bit better. Like I said it depends on what I’m singing
I absolutely hate my voice. Absolutely. I was told when i was 6 that I am absolutely bad at singing and sing waay to out of tune. So I practiced on my own and joined choir at the age of 12. Result? I learned how to belt on my own, I am a soprano with range of E3 to B5 stable, ability to go up to E6. I love when I sing, I em relaxed I am very much in my own void, I really love music it helps me battle my depression and panic attacks, keeps me happy and when i sing its one of the only times when i (before being medicated) felt happy. However, even if people tell me they never expected me to sing this amazingly and emotionaly and powerfuly I JUST HATE IT. I have one song that i sang, placed for a soprano that i truly love. One and only.
how did u learn it 😢
Hey! Thank you for that bit about the resonance, using that as a gauge really helped me!
I appreciate it.
No worries!
I have eustachian tube problems and allergies, i love singing though.
Been working on my singing for over a year now with a teacher and I can definitely tell I am making improvements and of course I have a long way to go but I just want to know if my voice is good enough at this point to put on some of my tracks.
You're really helpful, Dr. Dan. Thank You So Much!!
You're welcome KAUSHAL KISHORE. Thanks for watching.
Hi,thank you for sharing.I like to know does having often trapped air
have a negative effect on the ability to sing?Will walking or certain
exercises help?
Well..i am ok with my voice when I sing..but not when it's recorded..
I'm not okay at both specially when I sing live, I ruin the show just when I focus on my voice .
i sound so good to myself, then when i play it back on a recording, im like Yzma when she turned into a cat
😂😭💀same
Thanks a lot Dr. Dan, definitely this will help me! By the way who's the model at 5:30? And where can I see the animation at 6:03 Thanks!!
Thankyou for this :)
I'm in grad school with the intention of become a speech-language pathologist, and I'm enjoying and learning from this videos.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Jon Forbes. Thanks for watching.
Thank you Dr dan
I feel like my voice sounds closed off on recordings or like I'm sleepy. Other people think I sound great it's weird.
I have the exact same problem. It sounds like I am bored and dont care. This is particularly an issue because I really like thoughtful mellow music with a lot of meaning (Josh Groban, Celine Dion, independent artists sharing really big important parts of their life through music)
I always use a microphone and monitor it with iems, so I can hear my voice the way other people do, really does help with confidence
So the thing is, I've been taking singing lessons for two months now and I do hit the notes, and my teacher gives me good feedback, but I still don't like the way voice sounds on a recording. Like it's not something that I would listen to voluntarily.
What makes me wonder, it's known that everybody can learn how to sing, but it doesn't necessarily mean that it sounds good... Or is it just a matter of practising? Will my voice sound better while singing high notes at some point?
Thank you for your videos Dan!
Olivia, it all takes time...and everyone's journey of vocal development is different. Additionally, everyone's destination is different also. Will your voice improve over time with consistent instruction and practice. Yes. But what this improvement looks like for you as an individual over time is yet to be seen.
@@DrDanRobinson thank you for taking your time to answer :)
Exactly that's a severe problem with me I hate my voice while speaking and just totally hate it when I sing ( specially live ). I mess up every of my live due to my own voice (+_+)
My man your`re just amazing.
I am just beginning to learn how to sing and what I do is go down to the beautiful Bow River here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and practice my scales in solitude! Fresh mountain water and deer all around me listening to me! I know I will be totally comfortable with the sound of my voice. In one year I will sound much better. lol
A whole Disney princess lol 💀 do u like ur voice now? It’s been 3 years…..
@@CS-bd5of Not yet. Thanks for asking.
@@Rottimail can I ask if u sound better?…..
I don't like my voice that much, but people seem to like it...
Same
I noticed that when I was practicing "Scarborough Fair"
My typically critical brother said that it sounded alright.
My heavy metal belting still sounds ASS.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, THIS WORKED! I'm practicing a difficult song that I want to sing at my school's talent show and I hit all the notes!
You're welcome LoveY'allDarlings. Thanks for watching.
My problem with recordings is that they filter the sound (thinking of thing like dictaphones) and I'd like to hear as accurate as possible what my voice sounds like, what recording instrument do you suggest to get the mos accurate recording of our voice at home? (I don't really have the space to have a home recording studio I wish but I can't push the walls ahah)
karen g., the following video about recording the singing voice may prove helpful - ruclips.net/video/SB7TuUrGoyw/видео.html
Do you have smartphone? every smartphone have voice recorder... problem solved xD
@@kanaziras but they have terrible recording
Its with my talking voice and singing i sound really weird everytime i speak in video
same
It’s bad enough not like your own voice but it seems worse when another person agrees.
Thx sir
I know that people have said that the elements I like about voices are what people call "dark" though I'm not sure how do I identify that
this you soo much !
I recorded myself yesterday and it sounded so bad that I'm almost thinking about cancelling my vocal lessons... :-(
i have a decent voice, and i want to move further with it but the only problem is, i’m UGLY so even if i do have a singing success, i will wear some sort of mask lol
@@sophie.crossing_ you are probably just being too hard on yourself. Plus, in singing and performing, it's often not primarily the looks that make people attractive, but things like stage presence, confidence, your voice, the way you move and present yourself, and how much emotion you put into it.
@@sophie.crossing_ XD lol
I have ask something sir when I started to sing any song I cannot change an voice plz Will u help me sir
Ee danieal, daaaammnn daniel
Love it
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Michael Schenko. Thanks for watching.
My voice tone shifts along with the way the artist sings the song, and as a result i kind of pinch my voice to make it go higher. It kind of sounds whiny like you said,
As Mad Musician trying to make it on RUclips with music, I still cringe to the sound of my voice, but not as much when I'm recording music videos. I never needed to do any of this stuff you suggest in this video. It's something I've gotten used to, how about that?
Okay so what if when I sing in public I never get comments that are negative and usually they’re always complimenting me without knowing it’s me, but, when I hear my own voice on recording I hate it.
Hello doctor , i have question , will nose surgery change our voice or not ?
It will not alter your voice, but it may change the way you perceive your own sound.
Thanks, I am just a 60 year old lady who recently heard myself speak and realized I have this horribly gravelly voice now. Your video was the first I watched on my quest to improve it. I don't want to sing, I just don't want to sound like my grandma did in her old age.
My Dad always told me as a kid, I needed to breathe through my diaphragm. I suppose I should learn how to do that, too, now ;-)
Thank you for the Super Thanks, Kate. Hi, Kate Adams. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
When ever I sing my voice is great but when I recorded it sound bad can I get the singing voice I hear come out
The only two things I hate with my voice are:
1. It sounds too theatric and show-off-ey (I'm aiming for a Sinatra-like ease with my voice, not a 'vibrating' note)
2. Although I have been told that I have a perfect pitch, this is only true for slower songs where I can focus on making 1 sound and then move on to the next. However, when I try to sing a song like 'Just one of those things', I get confused with how to transition, when to breathe, how to employ my diaphragm for proper singing technique etc.
Hi, Carl Trotter. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
i hate my voice so much i swear when i sing i sound like so cringey i have been dreaming of being an artist for years but my stupid voice always stopped me from even getting classes because im scared of my vocal coach even hearing me, it's embarrasing and its starting to be so late to do this, i wasted all my youth when it comes to this.
bae z, the following video may prove helpful and encouraging - ruclips.net/video/HbJsCOyQDMA/видео.html&list=PLZFx6cLexy5G_dU1vJUwAsMGOQbMGt8fT
I sound so monotone every time I sing and I hate it. It’s so cringe
Well my voice is like a cartoon I much rather have it monotone
SAMEE 😭✋🏽 and people say I sound good when I clearly don’t-
I always disliked my speaking and singing voice. I would hear recordings of myself when I was acting or singing. Everyone said I sounded great, but not to myself. I sang an important solo at my brother's wedding. Sound system in church was poor. Large building, 1 mic, several speakers pointed toward pews. There was a 1/4 second delay from sound from my mouth, to back wall, back to my ears. There were no monitors on stage. I thought I blew it, even apologized for bad performance. Later, I watched a video and I sounded really good after all. From that day on, I just had to remember what others hear is not what I hear.
Suddenly I was transported to the sound of a Tibetan monk! Sing•er Sing•ingggggg
Awesome video, very informative!! Thank you ‘ole wise one! 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am taking lessons for making my voice better. But i have a problem... From birth i don't hear with my right ear, and i am afraid because of this i can't sing properly. My teacher said that i have voice(soprano) and it's a miracle that i can sing and hear music. But still, i am hating myself because of this. Can you do a video about this? Please
H, RoseAry. I currently have a student with a similar hearing impairment. For the most part, it is not too much of a challenge to his development. I encourage you to persevere with your vocal development.
@@DrDanRobinson thank you for replying to my comment. I will continue making my voice better.
I did start, loving my voice...and started laughing,thx
not anymore! ;) in the beginning, yes, even though everyone else seemed to like it.
Sir sometime when i sing my trapezius muscle starting to develop tension. is that ok?
Some singing teachers will instruct singers to engage their scapular, thus activating the trapezius muscle. Personally, I'm not a fan of this 'anchoring' because I think it invokes too much tension around the shoulders and neck.
Thanks sir , do you have a tip to disengage these muscle? it kinda tense in a passive way so sometime i didnt notice these muscle are tensing
The following playlist of videos may prove helpful - ruclips.net/video/qsVBnaWoT7g/видео.html
ok thank you so much
Dr Dan - "Do you hate the sound of your singing voice?"
Me - "And just about everything else about myself"
Strange haha, In the IAU we both said Daniel, my mind did explode just a bit haha
I hate everything abt my voice it’s raspy and annoying
To have nasal on some parts or to not? Like make it country or not?
Please don't.. there is nothing more grating than a nasal voice,be it spoken or sung. Especially a female one with its higher pitch! This is a very common complaint from Europeans about north Americans.
8 minutes is exercise. I’m saving this and making a note for myself here 😁🖐🏼✍🏼
for me I *HATE* my voice but everyone else thinks it's good..
I can't sing ...I know I can't sing.. I don't torture others with my singing.
I feel you
I want you to help sing high notes and also reffs and runs
Alfred Fofanah, the following video may prove helpful - ruclips.net/video/ZsYwPjY5JGg/видео.html
Daniel you are the bomb.com DOC that rocks !
I've got your hat ready to mail you ...
I hate my voice, when I sing without recording, I’m like OMG I SOUND LIKE ARIANA GRANDE, seriously! When I record it though, I. Sound. So. CRINGE
「 SimplyAnnie 」 Same 😭
Same
Everytime i sing, i feel like i am singing from different parts of my vocal cord
Sometimes high and cracked and sometimes low but not good to others
From where should i sing???
Hi, sharmin Shimu. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
My voice is week and I feel like it hasn't opened up. What can I do?
r. love, the following video may prove helpful - ruclips.net/video/_EXd6xnfTT0/видео.html
Can someone PLEASE . Awnser this question :
I’ve recorded myself singing for years now , and I sound good in my head , and I still sound great on the recording .
Everyone always says ‘ oh I sound good in my head then bad in the recording lol! ‘ but for me , I sound good on the recording ! Even great!!! And so I just want to know , does that mean I can sing ? like , I want to know if I can sing or not . and I sound great on the recording and in my head , so , that means I’ve got a good voice ? right ? cuz whenever I search it up it only comes up about why the voice sounds bad on the recording but mine sounds great on the recording . Pls awnser !
Hi, eva woods. You may find my online singing course helpful - drdan.co/onlinesinginglessons. Feel free to check it out sometime. The first module is free to preview!
@@DrDanRobinson thank you but , I just want to know if that means I can sing or not . I’m not looking for lessons or anything
I love your vocal lesson but I'm having trouble nailing the Aussie accent. JK. I nailed the accent. Good stuff mate!
Thanks! 😃
I have a good chest voice but i dont like how deep it is🤕
Ok.. So the video was good and everything, but let me tell you something! haha. Wearing a good set of headphones while watching, that swoosh noise when you jump back and forth between takes, it scared the living hell out of me several times!... It was oddly enjoyable though. lmao
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Dylan Fye. Thanks for watching.
I hate my voice its really bad thanks
I like the way my voice sounds in my head but the second I hear my voice on recording, I actually want to throw up.
Me too I want to throw up x
Sir, I am an untrained singer from India. I am 12 yrs bass singer. My vocal range is B1 to C5(C6 in falsetto) Is it good?Can I reach a 4 octave range?
Don't aim for quantity (range); aim for quality (tone).
thanks sir:)
I really hate the way, I sing. I just left the studio feeling like a failure for not sounding good. I'm really hoping this help me some how so, I can get back sing my song.
jj harmon, the following video may prove helpful and encouraging - ruclips.net/video/HbJsCOyQDMA/видео.html&list=PLZFx6cLexy5G_dU1vJUwAsMGOQbMGt8fT
One could be the reason why you hate your voice because you hear your voice every time. That's too boring, learn also to relax your voice. Don't talk or sing too much.
I'm a rapper I have too
I know I have a high-pitched voice, but the extent of how much higher it sounds on a recording astounds me. It's disturbing, realizing that the way you sound to yourself is nothing like how you sound to the rest of the world. You think you have control over your voice, and then you realize you've never had a clue. I will admit, a lot of my joy in singing started to slip away once I tried recording myself. That joy was replaced by the horror of powerlessness at not being able to accurately perceive the very sounds created by my body.
Harold W, the following video about may prove helpful and encouraging - ruclips.net/video/HbJsCOyQDMA/видео.html&list=PLZFx6cLexy5G_dU1vJUwAsMGOQbMGt8fT
I am crazy about my very powerful.
Someone could get CRAZY RICH if they could create an instrument that could capture the voice in your head!!! SOMEONE CALL ELON!!!
I don't have adenoids, I removed them when I was 6 yo, plus I have allergic rhinitis, when I sing I feel like the voice is coming from my nostrils ahaha People say I sound good, but I dunno xD
Sir, have you heard about the 'fish lips' singing. If yes, Can you tell truth behind it and other details?
Yes, I've heard of 'fish lips' as a technique. It has 'limited' use in learning to sing.
I can't even make sound come out when I have to sing in front of someone. I gotta be completely alone to do it and I still don't like it. It's way too deep for a girl.
There needs to be an ----Easy To
Use---- ( key word being 'easy') device that tells someone where their pitch is off. People-giving feed back can be dishonest on either side of the spectrum, but a machine would be less bias and also probably offend the singer less. There are some apps that try to do this, but I haven't found one that would let me just sing a song and easily tell me where my pitch is off.
David Bingley, the following video may prove helpful - ruclips.net/video/UmEPrKSZ0hU/видео.html
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Thank you for the link. Those were helpful, but I don't think the technology is quite there yet for what I'm talking about.
If they for example could make a karaoke-esque app that recorded you while you sang it with a song like, say, Jambalaya by Hank Williams. --- if each word that I sang as I sang it were highlighted in green for pitch correct, yellow for close and red for noticeably off and I could go back each time to refine it, it would help to reinforce my perception of when I'm noticeably off and when the pitch is correct or near that ball park.