Mar 25, 2007 07:15 pm I'll start you out by putting it in the right forum. There are always people here willing to give good feedback.
Hey not sure if this is the right place...
Posted on Mar 25, 2007 06:48 pm
Caleb48kb
Member Since: Mar 25, 2007
not sure if im in the right place for this... but idk ive recorded some music, and im not getting much feedback from a john mayer forum. i just dont know where to get some good criticism. check it out. ik i need to work on my falscetto. ive been working with my teacher on it since after i recorded this. thanks!
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Mar 25, 2007 07:15 pm I'll start you out by putting it in the right forum. There are always people here willing to give good feedback.
Mar 27, 2007 09:48 pm Hey there, welcome to HRC.
I'll try and get a listen in tonight otherwise tomorrow evening for sure.
Mar 30, 2007 02:29 pm Well darn, this is indeed the right place, sorry I took so long... *listening*
Ok, recording is a little rough, and I don't listen to mathews. But, I must say your voice is very nice, you are letting go and singing with alot of heart which I like. Your guitar playing is nice from what I can hear of it. Keep it up.
Now... let's hear some originals, and some cleaner recordings :) Seriously though, a good mic would do you wonders.
Mar 30, 2007 05:48 pm Agree with Tripps...better microphone is definitely in order. It's hard to get a handle on most dynamics with those darn built-in condenser mics on tape machines.
I'm not familiar with the Mraz piece, but I know that DMB song very, very well. Technically, you've got all the notes down, but you seem to be thinking about each one before you sing it. Dave is a hard person to cover effectively because he's got such a unique singing style, and I'm not holding you to that standard, so don't get me wrong. Just try having fewer spaces in between notes...let it flow a bit more.
I'd like to hear more. Originals are always good, but so are covers.
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