Singing (singer, band, Soprano, Alto, Countertenor)

333 · 10-03-2009, 02:04 PM

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Bah, don't take it so personal.

I've never taken singing lessons, nor do I've enough courage to sing in front of anyone, so, the only advice I can offer is do what feels good. Sure, if you're singing in a band or for someone, you might want to sound decent, but if you're singing for the sake of singing, by all means, feel it in your gut. I've a problem singing from my throat a lot and realized long ago how much better it sounds when I let the air come from my diaphragm. A huge part for me is simply letting go.

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333 Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 965	^ Bah, don't take it so personal. I've never taken singing lessons, nor do I've enough courage to sing in front of anyone, so, the only advice I can offer is do what feels good. Sure, if you're singing in a band or for someone, you might want to sound decent, but if you're singing for the sake of singing, by all means, feel it in your gut. I've a problem singing from my throat a lot and realized long ago how much better it sounds when I let the air come from my diaphragm. A huge part for me is simply letting go.