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Questions related to the use of the human voice as an instrument (singing).
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I think I am singing in tune although my voice still sounds bad
The bad singing tone will be:
strainy
breathy
tight
nasal
And the good will be:
rich sounding
resonant
effortless
Tip: when you sing go back to your speaking voice, really just speak on the notes you … will find that your tone will be incredibly better because when you speak you don't strain your voice you don't speak breathy or nasally. …
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Singing in electronic music
In most of electronic and synth-pop music the accompaniments are played in very high or very low octaves that the voice couldn't match, so how the singers in this genres sing in tune without any accompaniment …
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