Simpan26 said
Hello dear vocalists

To me singing has never been about staying on pitch/key that everything must be perfect. To me singing has always been about having fun and a good time.

  

But in another post you said this:

Simpan26 said
Hello

I am 26 and right now i have been more interested in singing. I have been playing guitar for over 7 years so. I know i destroyed this song and my voice sounds bad.. But is there any exercises i can do to get not a higher voice but stronger voice and more listenable sound to my notes?  

You wanted exercises to get a stronger "more listenable sound to my notes." (those are your words).

And the title of that thread by you was "Beginner wanna learn how to sing"
Have you now changed your mind?

Having fun is great. But don't you want your listeners to also have fun?

Tommy

Great! Have fun.

Maybe post a video

One other thing that I'm curious about. In another post you mentioned you play guitar. I was curious to know if you ever tune your guitar. Do you tune it before you play?

Tommy

No I'm not being sarcastic...not at all. I'm very serious. The reason I ask is because I'm a little confused.
You said this:

Simpan26 said
To me singing has never been about staying on pitch/key  

So I was wondering. If you tune your guitar...then why is that? I would imagine it's because if you didn't then you couldn't play the songs and the guitar wouldn't sound good. Why not the same attitude you have for singing that "you don't care about pitch or key? How come you don't just play your guitar not caring about pitch or key? If you don't tune your voice then it doesn't sound good....just like the guitar. So I'm confused why you would tune one( your guitar) but not care about the other,

Tommy

Simpan26 said
DId you think i sounded bad when i sang?  

To be honest I didn't think it sounded good at all. It was strained and really off pitch. It was mostly yelling rather than singing on the high parts. This is a difficult song to sing and I myself can't do it. Singing songs like this takes a lot of training an practice and your recording indicates that at this point you don't know how to best use your instrument (your voice). I hear things that make me believe you "can" learn and be good but it will take practice. "Pitch" is important no matter what you believe and that is the first thing to learn otherwise it is bad to the listeners ears. I have recorded many songs that... to me...sounded great. But after others pointed things out to me and then listening a few years later after learning more I realized they were right...it was bad.

Simpan26 said
I have also a great ear in music.   

But in other posts you said you were tone-deaf

Simpan26 said

I dont know if i sound good or not because the other bandmembers wont tell me and also i am tonedeaf.
  

So I'm a little confused

Tommy