How to become a singer? - Page 2

On September 26 2009 04:11 HuskyTheHusky wrote:
I was wondering how I can take my talent of singing from just a hobby to a career?

Here's an example of my work.




Thanks~

On September 26 2009 10:39 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I think you are a terrible singer with no talent.

On September 26 2009 12:10 Frits wrote:
lmao im so fukcking drunk ahnd that still sounded completely fucking awful to me

uhghgggh

On September 26 2009 10:42 Freyr wrote:


Hi,

As others have implied, you are not very good. Please don't take offense at this, and other comments - singing is like playing any other musical instrument in that it takes time, productive practice, and usually training.

You are not so bad so that you are beyond hope - you are roughly in tune for a lot of the song (at least the part I listened to). Some people are not so lucky and have no ear whatsoever, or at least no ability to produce the correct pitch even if they can hear it.

Since you can, to some degree, certainly keep singing. Having others listen to you is not a bad idea. One thing that I think is very helpful for learning to sing is joining a choir - if you are in any kind of school you almost certainly have one. This will give you an avenue in which to practice, as well as to develop basic musicianship. Do this for some months while practicing, and if others feel you are coming along then perhaps look into getting some voice lessons.

Like playing any musical instrument singing can be very rewarding. Remember, though, that even many talented and well trained singers fail to make a career out of music. Treat singing as a hobby for now, and one day you never know.

Hope this helps.


Wasn't this guy banned?