CrowsofFritz
Flamingo!
..............................................But I'm glad I've figured it out! My falsetto sounds so much better after only 3 hours of the right way!
..............................................But I'm glad I've figured it out! My falsetto sounds so much better after only 3 hours of the right way!
guitarplayr82
Well-known member
How were you singing it before?
ido1957
9K Gold Member
What are the different ways???
CrowsofFritz
Flamingo!
I don't know how to describe it. It sounded very weak though.
I tried to sound like this guy. I really like his falsetto and tried to imitate it. In doing that, my falsetto had no power. It sounded funny sometimes. I just have to accept the different sound.
I tried to sound like this guy. I really like his falsetto and tried to imitate it. In doing that, my falsetto had no power. It sounded funny sometimes. I just have to accept the different sound.
CrowsofFritz
Flamingo!
There are no "proper" different ways, really.
When I get a new desktop, I might return to it and record both ways.
Let's just say, the old way, people will probably say "it sounds like you're trying to sound like a girl," as opposed to "Oh, you're doing falsetto."
When I get a new desktop, I might return to it and record both ways.
Let's just say, the old way, people will probably say "it sounds like you're trying to sound like a girl," as opposed to "Oh, you're doing falsetto."
VomitHatSteve
Hat STYLE. Not contents.
There kind of are. There are vocal techniques that actually strain and eventually injure your voice. Those are generally considered improper. (The same way that playing your hammer-ons with an actual hammer would be considered improper technique.)