Confusing about my voice!

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SMC_Potorio

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Hi! I'm new to this forum!
I have a question but don't know any one to ask!
I'm practicing the mixed voice recently. But when I sing, record and listen again, I think it's so weird! I have no idea it is a mixed voice or something else. Some people said that it is a falsetto, some said that it is a light (or heady) mixed voice. So it makes me so confused!
Please help me guys! Because I have been warned not to continue singing in that way :(
Thanks for reading my topic!
https://soundcloud.com/smc_potorio/mo-ho
 
The mix is bad and I can't even hear your voice. Try posting something else that you record, or remix this to bring out the vocal. I can't tell one way or another if you are singing with a head voice or not with this.
 
We have no idea what you are using - some people have extremely high chest range, some use falsetto.
Only you can tell what you're using - it's a physical thing. If you flip from chest to falsetto you will know it's happening.
The high parts need work - your pitch is rough in spots.
 
Thanks for all of your replies and sorry for the bad quality of the song!
I have reuploaded another version into the same link. Please listen again guys!
Actually, at the high parts, I flipped! But I don't know I flipped into falsetto or flipped into mixed register!
 
SMC_Potorio said:
Hi! I'm new to this forum!
I have a question but don't know any one to ask!
I'm practicing the mixed voice recently. But when I sing, record and listen again, I think it's so weird! I have no idea it is a mixed voice or something else. Some people said that it is a falsetto, some said that it is a light (or heady) mixed voice. So it makes me so confused!
Please help me guys! Because I have been warned not to continue singing in that way :(
Thanks for reading my topic!
https://soundcloud.com/smc_potorio/mo-ho
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You have a high voice. You start off with a head voice, then switch to falsetto when the music gets more dramatic.

Your voice is nice enough, but it needs a lot of training. It is very pitchy, and it also sounds as if you are not very familiar with the tune. You would benefit from a vocal coach.
 
gecko zzed said:
You have a high voice. You start off with a head voice, then switch to falsetto when the music gets more dramatic.
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I'd have thought the opposite. I'm not up on my singing terminology but I'd have called the first (softer sung) chorus falsetto.
It's neither weird nor unique. You're just singing a song with two different techniques.
 
Falsetto is like impersonating a female voice. You'll know it's falsetto because there'll be no danger of deafening anyone.
Singing the same notes in head voice will be a lot louder and will feel like it might fall apart a lot easier..Like your voice might split or you're less in-control.

Neither is unhealthy as long as you observe normal rules. If it hurts, don't do it. :)
 
According to that page, maybe I'm a tenor!
The lowest note I can sing is B2, and the highest is B4. I can sing up to D5 but it's not comfortable above B4.
 
I have to also say that you have a potential but you also have some pitch control problems sometimes, but you can fix that if you practice more
 
SMC_Potorio said:
According to that page, maybe I'm a tenor!
The lowest note I can sing is B2, and the highest is B4. I can sing up to D5 but it's not comfortable above B4.
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up to B4, i would say yes you are. that's my peak as well...i tested it a few weeks ago. It's the highest note I can comfortably and consistently hit. Weird to think I'm a tenor, although even that term has divisions according to whom you ask.
 
DeniSings said:
I have to also say that you have a potential but you also have some pitch control problems sometimes, but you can fix that if you practice more
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Your words encourage me, thank you :)
About 4 months ago, I accidentally produced some notes by mixed voice. But I'm able to use it to sing just nearly a month ago!
 
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