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I've been practicing my singing for the latest entry at ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
sing_along_club, which happens to be Video Killed the Radio Star. It is a fun song, but dang. Some day I seriously need to take singing lessons, because yeesh. I have a good enough ear to hear when I'm off (frequently, in certain verses anyway), but I don't quite have enough vocal control to fix it. I'll keep working on it, and hopefully I'll get better at it. My one other problem is that I always have to try and mimic the tone and pitch of the person singing, even when my voice can't hit those particular pitches, which is terribly annoying. I can sing lower when I'm not listening to the song, but I have to sing along to the it to keep the pace going, so my voice naturally drifts up. I'll have to find just the right middle ground.
sing_along_club, which happens to be Video Killed the Radio Star. It is a fun song, but dang. Some day I seriously need to take singing lessons, because yeesh. I have a good enough ear to hear when I'm off (frequently, in certain verses anyway), but I don't quite have enough vocal control to fix it. I'll keep working on it, and hopefully I'll get better at it. My one other problem is that I always have to try and mimic the tone and pitch of the person singing, even when my voice can't hit those particular pitches, which is terribly annoying. I can sing lower when I'm not listening to the song, but I have to sing along to the it to keep the pace going, so my voice naturally drifts up. I'll have to find just the right middle ground.
