r/ratemysinging

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Opinions desired - ready for non-reddit posting?

Been singing for some time, but I’ve refrained from posting any videos online, as I wanted to wait until I sounded less amateurish and like I was trying too hard.

I would love to hear any feedback, criticisms or opinions (positive are welcomed too) because to my ears, I believe I may have reached the point where my voice fills the space like a “singer”. It’s certainly not perfect, but what do you think? Am I being delusional? (It’s so hard to not either hate a recording of how I sound or listen to it enough to be like damn, this is kinda good… only to ultimately be wrong, lol)

u/Donotgethooked — 3 hours ago
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I tried singing Champagne supernova, does my tone suit the song?

I've been trying to see if I have some singing potential or not, so here I am trying on champagne supernova by oasis, I would love to know what you guys think of this, do i sound decent? Is my tone good and suitable? What should I really focus on improving? Also I would love some tips on how and where I should record for the best acoustics , as I feel this setup is not doing me any favours. Cant wait to hear your opinions! Id love honest feedback as im here for improvement.

u/Swimming_Passion8547 — 5 hours ago

i’m new so i’d appreciate any advice!

really just looking for advice on how to be better! i’ve never had any vocal training so everything i know is just by ear.

u/petalserein — 5 hours ago

Vocal range

I have a vocal range of G3 to D6, is this good?

I'm currently practising singing some Whitney Houston songs and wondering if this range fits in with her vocal range. I've never had lessons so am practising on my own.

Female, 29yo, untrained singer :)

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u/Sea-Satisfaction6557 — 13 hours ago
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I can only sing this song lol

I'll be perfect and learn the whole song and then I'll post this as my first song cover.

u/me0wthsazz — 14 hours ago
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I SANG THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

I sant the national anthem on a naval ship for the 250th birthday of AMERICA. It was such an honor

u/sleepyboi72_ — 1 day ago

I’m WELL aware that this is silly and doesn’t sound amazing, but with proper training could I sing “operatically”?

I know males can squeak and exclaim in the fifth octave but I assumed high head voices weren’t all that common—correct me if I’m wrong! And my chest range is F#2–E4

As you can hear, I can’t maintain control for very long and there’s also visible tension in my neck (which happens even if I do this standing up).

Complete beginner

Looking for honest feedback, I like to sing a lot of female songs

The Boy Is Mine - Brandy & Monica, with ad libs in the chorus

WHY DOES IT SOUND SO BAD

Pls help thanks.any ideas on how to fix or improve.

I will be doing vocal training in fall.

EDIT: I DID NOT SPECIFY. ITS THE SOUND. WHY DOES IT SOUND BAD? THANKS C:

u/V4RQUEEN — 2 days ago
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Can I sing? I tried the Greg Heffley challenge

Ignore the first part it’s a challenge on TikTok called the “Greg Heffley challenge”

I have never taken any lessons before nor have I sang and recorded before please be kind and don’t judge😭

Will I be able to sing if I take lessons and practice? Let me know honestly please :3

u/widesepticeyed — 1 day ago
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Mixed voice practice

This is a glimpse of my cant take that away cover by mariah carey , im using my mixed voice and try to improve it more everyday , its been 5 or 6 years that i sing , what do you think? i dont feel alot of tension when i sing , i try to use my diaphragm and not release too much air

u/Toutouche14 — 1 day ago

Struggle to stay on correct note

Filter to hide identity LMAO

also i have zero idea whether to put myself as beginner or intermediate

u/MinSW12 — 1 day ago
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Trying to sing "So Emotional" by Whitney Houston in the original key am I on pitch?

I decided to recorded "So Emotional" by Whitney Houston and recorded this short cover in the original key. My main question is: am I staying on pitch throughout the performance? If not, where do you hear me going sharp or flat? I'd also appreciate any feedback on my tone, support, or anything else you think stands out (or not lol)

u/YAN2005nbt — 1 day ago