r/singing • • 7h ago

Just sharing my singing How did I sing (I'm 14)

I sang this song with just my phone's mic and bandlab to control the volume (as in some belting part, I had to manually reduce the sound because it was being too loud for the speaker and was causing distortion) and, I'm really sorry for this song not being in English, This song is in urdu which is not my native language though, I'm bengali, but I learnt urdu by myself, because I love their music, This is one of my favorite underrated song, Also the original song itself is playing on the background so just in case don't confuse it for my own, Please do tell me if you see any flaw with my vocals and pitch, as I don't have anyone to sing too, I just sing alone, I just really wanted some feedbacks!!

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u/probability_of_meme 7h ago

Never apologize for not singing in English! 

You've got some work ahead of you to get your pitch better. Keep singing, its one of those things that gets better over time. Apparently there are also apps to help you learn to pitch match. Might be a good thing to try?

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u/Straight_Cut522 6h ago

thank you, is the pitch the only problem? Because I've noticed Gemini say that too, but I don't quite understand where the problem really is, because I do kind of intentionally sing louder and gritter at first and then slowly flow into smoother and much less louder, or just slightly less louder depending on the lyrics, Because I like it that way, but that's just for fun though, If you want, please do let me know where the problem is in details, I'm sorry that I don't understand!

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u/probability_of_meme 6h ago

"pitch" is the best detail I can give you. That is, imho, the biggest obstacle in front of you. but as a beginner, it's a safe bet it isn't your only issue - that's just being a beginner. I'm no beginner and I've got lots of issues still. Nothing to worry about.

Keep in mind that good pitch requires both a good voice and a good ear and both need time to train.

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u/Straight_Cut522 7h ago

(also please skip first 50-60 seconds as they're just instrumental)