i've always had serious problems with singing and my voice. until yesterday i guess. there was a thing that happened the day before yesterday yesterday lol - i was walking through a bridge which is toronto's highway 407 X highway 6 while heading to a home place and my body felt like singing. i did and it sounded so natural compared to what i usually sound when singing. earlier in my life it happened when i was vacuuming. anyway my singing probably never felt so free lol. i've searched for the right technique to sing or something that will help me stabilize my tone for about 3 years and here i am - this is so casual and probably lucky welp now i know what helps me at singing fs. but why? idk maybe it can be broken down to few possible aspects: - the noise makes me "instinctively (?) even" sing with a basic volume level at which i can hear myself against the background noise - the noise masks details of my voice that makes me not focus too much on how i sound or what texture of my voice is - the highway run volume masks my voice making it hard to hear for cars or possibly approaching pedestrians which makes me not worry about how unprofessional i can sound a few of other possible aspects that came into my mind: - fresh air could also impact how fresh me and my voice are feeling - the setting itself - the bridge, maybe subconsciously being symbolic in a way that affects how i feel and act i got back home, put together the two tracks i recorded with two phones into one making it sound 3d, uploaded on youtube, turned on the noise through headphones at a high volume, turned on music on my second phone which i hold close to headphones to hear it better, and just sang as it was my first singing session that felt the most normal i've ever had them i think. i didn't tense much at all compared to how i usually sing, it was so much more effortless and it felt so much more comfortable that i could actually control my voice so that it doesn't break. i can now sing Overdose (Kobo's version, it's higher) without breaking so much easier - it is the first song i tried this whole new approach on
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i've always had serious problems with singing and my voice. until yesterday i guess. there was a thing that happened the day before yesterday yesterday lol - i was walking through a bridge which is toronto's highway 407 X highway 6 while heading to a home place and my body felt like singing. i did and it sounded so natural compared to what i usually sound when singing. earlier in my life it happened when i was vacuuming. anyway my singing probably never felt so free lol. i've searched for the right technique to sing or something that will help me stabilize my tone for about 3 years and here i am - this is so casual and probably lucky
welp now i know what helps me at singing fs. but why? idk maybe it can be broken down to few possible aspects:
- the noise makes me "instinctively (?) even" sing with a basic volume level at which i can hear myself against the background noise
- the noise masks details of my voice that makes me not focus too much on how i sound or what texture of my voice is
- the highway run volume masks my voice making it hard to hear for cars or possibly approaching pedestrians which makes me not worry about how unprofessional i can sound
a few of other possible aspects that came into my mind:
- fresh air could also impact how fresh me and my voice are feeling
- the setting itself - the bridge, maybe subconsciously being symbolic in a way that affects how i feel and act
i got back home, put together the two tracks i recorded with two phones into one making it sound 3d, uploaded on youtube, turned on the noise through headphones at a high volume, turned on music on my second phone which i hold close to headphones to hear it better, and just sang as it was my first singing session that felt the most normal i've ever had them i think. i didn't tense much at all compared to how i usually sing, it was so much more effortless and it felt so much more comfortable that i could actually control my voice so that it doesn't break. i can now sing Overdose (Kobo's version, it's higher) without breaking so much easier - it is the first song i tried this whole new approach on