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Re: uploaded tracks
Posted:
Sun Sep 19, 2010 8:09 pmby SarahLou_B
Hi,
I've added some tracks I recorded over the last few yrs for different songwriters, mostly guide vocals and demo stage! Would love anyone seeking a singer to have a listen! Any feedback would be appreciated!
Thanks
S x
Posted:
Mon Sep 20, 2010 2:57 amby Krul
Who are u? LOL! OMG
You have now entered the gauntlet...muahhaha!
Posted:
Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:41 amby KLUGMO
You have a beautiful voice but lack excitement in it.
I don't hear you taking any chances or stretching to your limits.
Remember you are in front of all instruments and should be
leading the focus of every song to unexpected places that
keep the listener interested.
Posted:
Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:46 amby philbymon
You have a nice voice, but you seem to be singing in too low a key. Your lower registers aren't your strongest points. This is especially noticeable in Track 1.
Posted:
Mon Sep 20, 2010 5:22 pmby Monson
WoW
Re: Feedback
Posted:
Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:06 pmby SarahLou_B
Hey,
Thanks for your replys,
philbymon- I totally agree with your comment on the lower registers and I know exactly which part of the track you mean - bugs me every time I listen to it! Saying that, that particular recording is a few yrs old now and I have much greater control than I had then! Currently sing with a gospel choir once a week and that is seriously good for giving your voice a regualr work out.
KLUGMO - thanks for your comments pretty much agree with you! I was defo lacking confidence and hadn't been through enough sh*t back when these were recorded! Tick and tick to both of those now!!
Monson - why thankyou!!
Kruliosis - I'm a work in progress! how about you??
Will check out your stuff too, thanks again xx S
Posted:
Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:51 pmby Krul
Sadie, I'm always a work in progress. I don't think I'm ever "good enough". I'm comfortable with my rhytym style. But yeah, I'm starting from square 1 again, just trying to get something going. I miss playing gigs like Fat Albert misses being able to see his shoes.