Would really appreciate any ideas or what has worked for you! Recording artist here with a need to “soundproof” my recording vocal area to not disturb family. TIA!

Hello! I am a bedroom producer, and amateur vocalist. I am working on a track currently and I need a female duet! DM me for track/details :)

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6acQlmPz3r3TQtzgHE_MXbPFMd1sYWwh&si=kMxdq2NPc8oKOTIO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igj8LQF9vQg

And dont say its rap, im trying to figure out what "register" is his vocal or what technique is he using (i dont know proper name im sorry :D).

I’m 17, a senior in high school, and my current vocal range is roughly D2 - F4/G4 (it depends on the day if I can hit the higher notes or not). For the purposes of our own school’s choir, my range hasn’t really caused me many issues, but for other stuff, like just my own personal enjoyment, there’s some particular songs that are slightly too high, but I still want to sing it in the original octave. Is there a way to naturally and comfortably increase my range so I can sing in the higher part of my range more consistently and comfortably? And also on a similar note, if I could increase my range on the lower end too, that would be pretty epic cuz I also like singing low.

im in an emo band and regularly use vocal fry and false chord tehcniques for screaming and yelling. normally i have no issues and i'm able to push myself on highs and lows, but recently i've kind had to find a sweet spot and if i don't i end up coughing a bunch or just get general discomfort which i've never had before. is there something i can do to get my vocals back to normal? maybe a warm up? or just anything i can do to help recover and prevent myself from straining?

hey! i just got into performing just at local bars and stuff and Im working on just absorbing everything i can, i play guitar and i sing, i just have a basic thrifted mic and a fender sidekick and im looking into how to sound better because its all wrong and pitchy and harsh when i sing in the mic, i wanna get into all that gear with the in ear monitors (because i recently developed some tinnitus and hearing issues) but theres just so much information on youtube, do i really have to learn how to do this all myself? do local venues have sound mixing systems? do i really have to learn how to be a sound engineer and all that jazz? like is this just how its done or am i trying to buy what people already have and do the jobs of 3 people or do all performers just know how to do everything and own all their own stuff, all advice would be helpful, or if this is the wrong place for this question id love to be directed, thanks so much

Hi, I'll keep it short as I'm sure people are quite busy with their own work.

I'm having issues with singing in general I've been doing vocal practice and ear training for roughly five years now, currently a baritone with a six octave range but whenever I go to record, I sound much different from my ear training and warm ups.

In short; is there any software or possibly exercises that might assist me with vocals?

Hi! I'm a bedroom producer who mostly dabbles in the darker synthwave stuff. Having a hard time finding a vocalist for this track. Check out the sample on youtube and DM mer for a more finished track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMNErI-FT2g

Hi, couldn't find a specific sub-reddit for this so I thought I'd ask here. I had sinusitis about a year ago, and even though my nose and everything else is fine now, I constantly have some mucus on my vocal cords and it makes it much more difficult to control my voice. It's not enough to make it impossible to sing, but it still effects my voice control. Anyone had a similar problem? Is there anything I can do about it?

I'm in a punky prog/ska band and I have a lot of stupidly complicated vocals. I'm trying to be more dynamic in my performance but it affects my ability to sing.

Anyone have any tips or good video tutorials for dance moves or engaging the crowd without losing your breath?

I need to HUP HUP HUP during ska parts and then hold long high belts during the prog parts.

Thank you for any tips!

South Central Nu Metal band Seeking Vocalist. DM for sound samples . Two Songs away from being show ready.

Hi, I'm Emery. I'm 20 and go by he/him. I'm mainly a guitarist and producer. Though I have made full tracks with drums, bass, synth, piano, vocals, etc. I think I could make something really cool with the right vocalist. Inspirations are; Sleep Token, Spiritbox, Bad Omens, Architects, Starset, Erra, Make them suffer, I prevail, while she sleeps, etc. I can dm some demos if you msg me here or on IG, if you want full songs my Spotify is "Emery Hamilton" with the album abandonment Issues and my Instagram is "eejojo". Feel free to msg me here or on IG, thanks!

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People say that my voice is not for singing

https://youtu.be/z7MpBVLL7Fc?si=iosG538mXA-T16M3

Multi-genre electronic music producer/musician in search of motivated skilled charismatic vocalist for duo - live performances regionally and nationally and releases. Practice and recording sessions will have to be at me place (that's where the gear is! so I'll need a vocalist in the nearby area. I am not looking for a mercenary musician but rather, a long term partner. I have all equipment required to perform a show. If you can play an instrument, all the better!

Please have vocal samples ready to send. I have plenty of music and videos to share!

Hello Reddit. Thats my first post so far and im planing to release an album in the lil-peep-rap-singing genre. Im a vocalist and writing my own stuff to beats. I have a bit of a plan with mixxin my vocals to the beat but im searching for good feedback from guys, who are into the same genre like i do. Can I get help, where to find a good feedback feed or site?