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Originally Posted by GreenDAY23
I wasn't quite sure which forum to put this in, so if it's in the wrong one, any moderators can move it over.
Anyways, so I've been singing with my band for just under a year now. A year back I begin singing and I went from a flat, out-of-key and horrible singer to an okay one now.
During feedback from a recent live performance, people tell me that we sound good as a band, but would sound even better with a trained vocalist. My question is, should I take heed to their advice? It sounds reasonable, but I know many great bands out there started with horrible singers, who got really good and ended up making them famous.
You think I should keep going with the singing or instead get a trained vocalist?
Thanks for any answers!
-Adam
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A great band with a ****ty singer will still sound ****ty. A ****ty band with a great singer can almost work. Vocals are absolutely key. I think you have to be real with yourself and if people are telling you a different singer would help you may want to listen. I say look for a really good singer and focus on singing backup harmonies. Of course having not heard you I have no idea. I have no doubt you can get better.