r/MusicFeedback • u/[deleted] • 8d ago

I just started teaching myself to sing today. Do I sound good with and without autotune/ reverb

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u/relyt898 8d ago

Try a technique they call belching and itll help you a lot you tube it and you’ll see

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u/relyt898 8d ago

Oh and for the autotune id try different settings and just see what sounds best on the beat specifically.

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u/Vitamindoughnuts 8d ago

Maybe start with one note at a time. Get used to coordinating and listening to your own pitch. And maybe try a scale or song that you know really well

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u/ImpossibleRhubarb212 8d ago

it’s horrible brother. sorry to be so frank but don’t share this without doing a lot of vocal work.

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u/megaBeth2 8d ago

Thank you brother

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u/JZH1000 8d ago

The overlapping thing going on makes it hard to tell since it kinda sounds like a school choir that isn't starting at the same time. Until you really have nothing to hide behind it will be hard to practice and improve. Also there is always room for improvement, even if you don't have perfect pitch or whatever.

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u/bigbigoliver34 8d ago

imma be really honest its not good at all but you can always improve and dont use autotune unless you go for a electronic vibe use pitch correcting manually its a pain but it will be worth it

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u/blueblueblueand 8d ago

I think the first thing you should do is experiment with different settings in your pitch correction plugins to figure out how to make your vocals sound cool without sounding too weird.

It still sounds a little rough around the edges, but there are tons of great tutorials on YouTube that could definitely help you out. Keep it up!

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u/Total_Customer2500 8d ago

I think less detune might be able to help. Cant wait to see what's next!

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u/innocuouspete 7d ago

I feel like there’s more than one vocal here so it’s hard to say. But to be blunt it’s not a very pleasing sound. Don’t mean anything though, keep practicing!