Hi Bev! You sound great! Lost of love sister!

^^ doing CDs.. nononono!
You sound good.

Quote from: Cami on September 09, 2009, 05:50:04 PM
Hi Bev! You sound great! Lost of love sister!

That's very sweet of you to say.  Really, I have a new computer and can do more with it.  I wanted to say hi, and thanks.  The voice?  It's what I call a 'serviceable voice' .....nothing special, but it works, and sounds lots better than Mike's defunct deep baritone voice.

Bev

Quote from: Miss Bev on September 09, 2009, 05:55:32 PM
That's very sweet of you to say.  Really, I have a new computer and can do more with it.  I wanted to say hi, and thanks.  The voice?  It's what I call a 'serviceable voice' .....nothing special, but it works, and sounds lots better than Mike's defunct deep baritone voice.

Bev

You were a baritone Bev?? If so, there could be hope for me too. You sound great!

Z

Zythra......yeah........I sang in a choir......you were either tenor, or bass.  I sang in the tenor group, only because the lowest bass notes were out of reach.  Also the higher tenor notes were out of reach.  I can't do anything with the bass anymore, but now I sing alto, and can hit any of the highest tenor notes with ease.  I also have a much higher natural voice I used for about half a year, but learned to find a comfort zone that didn't trip anyone's alarm.  That's what it's really all about anyway.....not tripping alarms.
Once you learn to control resonance, it's all about little details that make a female voice distinctively female.  I don't even think about it anymore, not even on the phone.
It's not how long your chime is.....it's how you ring it.....lol.....no shame at all   

Bev

Lovely voice, Bev! Your choir background gives me a lot of hope for myself, given that's exactly the range I had in high school. 

Quick note on recording: I don't know how seasoned you are with your recording software, but if you plan on taking the mic back, try some other software first.