Post your vocaroos in the thread below, all levels of singers are welcome, any participation whatsoever is well appreciated.
Vocaroo Singing Thread
Carter Roberts
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Eli Peterson
Ryan Thomas
"look at me!" as covered by a white boy
Thomas Mitchell
This is pretty great my guy
John Reed
hey thanks senpai, i appreciate it
Jackson Nelson
Isaiah Kelly
I really like this song
Leo Edwards
This is great man, I love the guitar especially the beginning
Joshua Scott
It Ain’t Me Babe, more Cash than Dylan. A couple of fingerpicking mistakes, apologies.
Very nice guitar work and beautiful vocals, top notch user.
Cooper Lee
kings this is a voice memo done w a loop pedal and some casios and a drum machine, live recorded
Ryder Lee
All the Best by John Prine. Sorry I’m not using Vocaroo, not at home, these are all one take unedited recordings though.
Justin Allen
not much of a cover guy, but love this song too much.
Zachary Stewart
That's fantastic, this one is probably my favourite Dylan song, I wish I could play it too :(
Elijah Price
Thanks very much user. The chords are quite easy, if you can play guitar at all you can have a stab at it (check Dylanchords.info).
Cooper Diaz
William Nguyen
I can only play the ukulele unfortunately, since recently, I can play all the chords of this song but strumming them doesn't really sound good and neither does any of the fingerpicking patterns I try to come up with
Asher Wilson
Also if you've recorded yourself playing any other Dylan song I'd give it a listen
Adam Edwards
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put out a vid of me singing dfa bass guitar noises today
Aaron Watson
I know what you mean, it took me a little while to find something that worked. Rather than using the weird D add 9 chord try it as a standard D, C then Bm Am for the verse.
Lucas Reyes
Deleted first post, last two links were wrong!
Cheers user, have posted these from best to worst (last two are from when I had only been playing guitar for a year, still hadn’t found my ideal keys for singing).
>Girl From the North Country (my favourite)
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>When the Deal Goes Down
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>High Water
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>It’s All Over Now Baby Blue
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Daniel Ramirez
Any good online resources for learning to sing better?
Jackson Brooks
Thanks user, I enjoyed listening to those. You seem to have improved quite a lot, any advice for someone like me who's just starting out?, my singing is obviously beyond crap but I figure that if I practice enough it'll get to some acceptable level, but I was wondering if you have any specific tips?
Ethan Phillips
Glad you enjoyed! I’ll greentext some tips.
>Learn songs often and keep practicing them
>Record yourself and listen back. Don’t be afraid to share online
>Work out what keys suit your voice. For example I am most comfortable in B - E
>Don’t strain your voice, if it hurts or irritates your throat you’re doing it wrong
>Don’t try to imitate the artist or put on a voice, become confident with your own one
>For songs you are struggling to sing play in a different key with a capo or transposing where it’s feels more natural
>Play live at open mics when you feel confident enough to, this makes a huge difference to how you sing and your self-confidence
Jaxon Hall
did you make the vid yourself? shit's high quality
Christian Bell
How did you make the video? How long have you been animating?