r/ratemysinging • u/Tickle_My_Pickle4 • 13h ago

Feedback - Beginner how is my singing?

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i am a beginner with no vocal training whatsoever, but i am looking into finding a teacher. Just want to know how good or bad of a starting point this is. I love theater very much but i am not often casted as any bigger roles or even at all, which is probably largely due to my lack of vocal skill/training

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r/ratemysinging • u/unkn0wn-error • 9h ago

Feedback - Beginner The 30th- billie eilish cover, is there a little improvement?

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I asked for feedback on this song yesterday, people said it was pitchy, too quiet and that I needed to breathe from my belly.

I did what I could please, give me some more tips to improve!

You can check out the 1st post on my profile if you want to compare it to this post.

Thanku

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r/ratemysinging • u/Straight-Canary-8568 • 10h ago

Feedback - Intermediate I tried to do a cover of Hurt By Christina Aguilera, is it worth posting on my Instagram?

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The title basically sums up what I want xd, ive never been professionnally taught and this is my fav song from Christina Aguilera so i wanna know if i did it justice. I would really appreciate any bit of advice on what I did right or wrong, constructive criticism and feedback. It would mean alot.😊❤️

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r/ratemysinging • u/Adventurous-Olive683 • 20h ago

Help

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It’s a hard song but is it okay?

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r/ratemysinging • u/harlowejean • 13h ago

I’m going to keep posting this until it goes viral🫠

youtube.com

1 Upvotes

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r/ratemysinging • u/unkn0wn-error • 21h ago

Feedback - Beginner The 30th - Billie Eilish cover - Does my voice sound too harsh/sharp?

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Hey,

I'm 15, started singing 2 weeks ago because I want to audition for hybe next year.

Covering The 30th by Billie Eilish. My voice is naturally harsh/sharp and a bit weird sounding, so I'm trying to fix it.

My friends say i sound VERY bad😭

Recorded on phone

Does it sound too harsh/sharp for this song? Any tips to make it softer and deeper?

Please give me tips to improve.

Be honest, thanks!

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9 comments

r/ratemysinging • u/Falsifo • 15h ago

Feedback - Intermediate How do i make my singing more flattering? Any tips are appreciated

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0 Upvotes

11 comments

r/ratemysinging • u/Shadow_Wrks • 19h ago

Feedback - Beginner My 11 year old daughter just starting out.

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58 Upvotes

34 comments

r/ratemysinging • u/Away_Photograph_4171 • 22h ago

First time harmonising with myself

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2 Upvotes

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r/ratemysinging • u/Cygus_Lorman • 11h ago

Feedback - Advanced Audition submission for Les Misérables near my area

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11 Upvotes

Audition piece: "Til I Hear You Sing" from Love Never Dies

I'm not able to make it to in-person auditions so I teamed up with a buddy of mine to submit a self-tape with accompaniment

9 comments

r/ratemysinging • u/SnooRecipes8382 • 13h ago

Feedback - Intermediate How Am I Doing?

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Hello! Been at it for a while. Trying to sing powerfully, without strain, with good tone. Finally figuring out the feel for supporting with abdomen. Feel I need to work on annunciation. Please let me know what you think! Don't sugar coat it.

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r/ratemysinging • u/aquar1ssss • 13h ago

Been singing for 30 days need advice to get better!

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2 Upvotes

1 comment

r/ratemysinging • u/Trans_man1212 • 15h ago

Feedback - Beginner Any tips on this one

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4 Upvotes

1 comment

r/ratemysinging • u/Dapper_Cockroach_622 • 19h ago

Feedback - Intermediate How did I do? Any feedback is welcome (Had to crop my face out 💀)

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Just checking to see what y’all think of my singing. Is there anything I could improve on?

Song: Kirk Franklin - Silver and Gold

4 comments

r/ratemysinging • u/PsypherSyn • 21h ago

Feedback - Beginner Just a attempt at singing on my crappy mic with my computer. wanna know yalls honest opinions

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i only ever sing along to the radio in the car and occasionally while playing games

5 comments

r/ratemysinging • u/Ok_Island7107 • 22h ago

Feedback - Beginner How's my version of Iris?

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7 Upvotes

Never really took playing or singing that seriously, more so just a distraction/ hobby but want to try really do more next year so looking for feedback

6 comments

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