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It doesn't help that a lot of songs I really enjoy are sung by female vocalists. That may have been another reason. The other concern was, I guess, my vocal range since I'm a bass normally and I haven't sung tenor in a long time so I didn't want to break anything/didn't want to make the effort. If there is one thing I would do differently next time, it would certainly be to try and sing tenor but I have to somehow find a way to make my voice not sound very thin at that level. When I tried, I discovered that I couldn't really sing for long periods of time without getting lightheaded due to too much breathing.
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2009-12-16, 11:48 | Link #163 |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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I had a good portion of my song (Mizonokuchi Taiyouzoku) in tenor range, also AlexL55
Sorry, I apologize for forgetting. That's why I haven't handed in my scores yet; I need to listen to everything a second (and probably a third) time to accurately rate everything. I'd rather pick a song I like... I guess that's a very poor choice of tactic from a competitive point of view but at the same time I looked on the competition as a labor of love more than anything else. Well, that's understandable. The problem is that this event occurs so infrequently that matching the song with your voice is a factor in scoring. I'd love to do something like Fuyu Mo Machine Gun (fastest Japanese I've ever heard in a song) for laughs except that I'm throwing away my entry by doing that. I think the non-competing portion fills that role nicely: you can experiment with whatever you want there. The competing portion should be the "best effort" submission because you have 1+ year to select an appropriate song, and over a month of warmup to do it. Most people want to sound at least half-decent in the end. Personally, I don't think singing one octave down does the trick, but everyone has different criteria. The duets competition has more leeway and experimentation because you're allowed three entries. I did that last time: One serious entry, one fun entry with kissing and screaming, and one "B" entry which was more of an attempt to increase my vocal range because I needed the practice. Sure, you can do whatever you want, but at the end of the day, it's still a competition, otherwise we'd be having karaoke meetups every month just for fun. Well... unless someone wants to arrange that... <_< I wasn't trying to offend anyone with my comment. If I did, sorry. Hopefully you can understand where I'm coming from. |
2009-12-16, 14:25 | Link #164 |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Thanks for kcl and other people for making this happened.
I had a lot of fun, and can't wait to get the other songs to listen to. Also, I couldn't understand that Gipface was talking about but what is Tenor ?
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2009-12-17, 01:11 | Link #166 |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: #animesuki
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Hmm though some treat this competition really seriously for me it's more of a fun event, so perhaps that's why I would rather sing a song that I like rather than one that my voice suits well. I don't mean to sound pessimistic, but with so many more talented people in the competition (you know who you are ), I don't think me singing a perfect piece would help me much.
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2009-12-20, 18:14 | Link #169 |
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All looks fine --- here it is --- grab it while it's hot ;D
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2009-12-20, 18:25 | Link #170 | |
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2009-12-20, 18:40 | Link #171 |
Queen of the Underworld
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VOTING
If you want to vote: Name of contestant, then from a scale of 1-10, put a number that you think fits the song. If you want to put comments please do so, they will be posted later on anonymously. Email votes to karacom@animesuki.info DEADLINE: December 31, 2009.
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