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Nik · 10-02-2006, 01:38 AM

Cool man, thanks. I guess it's the confidence that I lack.

I have a question:

is there some kind of magic that happens when you sing past a certain volume, or do you just apply a different technique in order to get a different singing voice from your talking voice.

I'm asking because, for example, the Disturbed vocalist doesn't talk in that raspy, slightly nasal metal voice when he talks, and a lot of vocalists sound very different at loud singing volume and at low volume.

Thanks!

10-02-2006, 01:38 AM	#3
Nik Arrogant asshole Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: My house Posts: 3,039 Real Name: Nik Main Seven: 2005 Ibanez RG1527 w/Dima Rig: PodXTLive Thanked: 3	Cool man, thanks. I guess it's the confidence that I lack. I have a question: is there some kind of magic that happens when you sing past a certain volume, or do you just apply a different technique in order to get a different singing voice from your talking voice. I'm asking because, for example, the Disturbed vocalist doesn't talk in that raspy, slightly nasal metal voice when he talks, and a lot of vocalists sound very different at loud singing volume and at low volume. Thanks! ---------------------- Visit my band, 'Emulsifier.' Unless you suck. You don't suck... do you? http://www.myspace.com/demx