GDPunkRock
New member
Hi...
Everyone knows that when you sing a lower register you use your chest's voice and when you sing a higher register,you use your head's...
I just wanna ask around...when you guys sing low,using your chest voice...are the vibrations that you should feel in your chest very obvious to you?Because the vibrations I feel when singing low are very obvious to me,and I feel as though my voice will sound shaky when it comes out.I've no mic or voice recorder at home...so I haven't really heard myself sing low,whether it's ACTUALLY shaky or not.Whereas when I sing a little higher...I feel like my voice is very free.Maybe it's because of my chest voice's vibrations that I feel this way?Because when in head voice,the only vibrations you feel are in your head,you hardly/don't feel any vibrations in your chest.
PS: Please don't ask me to seek a singing teacher or w/e.I'm self-trained and have always been.
On a side note:
-Anyone here can sing like Mark Hoppus from Blink 182?I can sing like him when he goes higher in his registry,like for example in The Rock Show.But I can't/dunno if I'm singing like Mark when I go low...like in the intro to I Miss You.
Also,want to know if anyone actually knows the exact way he sings.(I've noticed he always sings with his right leg pushing his body forwards,and the mic always a little higher so he has to stretch.)
Everyone knows that when you sing a lower register you use your chest's voice and when you sing a higher register,you use your head's...
I just wanna ask around...when you guys sing low,using your chest voice...are the vibrations that you should feel in your chest very obvious to you?Because the vibrations I feel when singing low are very obvious to me,and I feel as though my voice will sound shaky when it comes out.I've no mic or voice recorder at home...so I haven't really heard myself sing low,whether it's ACTUALLY shaky or not.Whereas when I sing a little higher...I feel like my voice is very free.Maybe it's because of my chest voice's vibrations that I feel this way?Because when in head voice,the only vibrations you feel are in your head,you hardly/don't feel any vibrations in your chest.
PS: Please don't ask me to seek a singing teacher or w/e.I'm self-trained and have always been.
On a side note:
-Anyone here can sing like Mark Hoppus from Blink 182?I can sing like him when he goes higher in his registry,like for example in The Rock Show.But I can't/dunno if I'm singing like Mark when I go low...like in the intro to I Miss You.
Also,want to know if anyone actually knows the exact way he sings.(I've noticed he always sings with his right leg pushing his body forwards,and the mic always a little higher so he has to stretch.)
