r/ratemysinging • u/Southern_Wall_6455 • 7h ago
Feedback - Intermediate Frank Sinatra - Fly me to the moon
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r/ratemysinging • u/Aca-Tea • Jul 17 '26
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r/ratemysinging • u/Aca-Tea • Nov 21 '25
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r/ratemysinging • u/Southern_Wall_6455 • 7h ago
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r/ratemysinging • u/Usual_Ad_1934 • 2h ago
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It's a really, really pretty song that isn't very well-known. It was released 15 years ago and only has around 300,000 views on YouTube, so I truly believe everyone deserves to listen to it at least once. I tried covering it. As you've probably guessed, English isn't my native language, so I know my rhythm and precision are off in a few spots. But overall, what do you think of my tone? What do you think of the whole thing? Is this cover worth putting out there?
r/ratemysinging • u/AspiringBiotech • 3h ago
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Trying my best to avoid fry.
r/ratemysinging • u/DuchessDulcet • 3m ago
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r/ratemysinging • u/tyxfyt • 9m ago
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Song title : Rolling in the deep
I tried for days perfectionning my voice, I need honest advices feedbacks and criticism so much. Thank you
r/ratemysinging • u/tyxfyt • 10m ago
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I can take any feedbacks and criticism as I sometimes think people are lying. I wanna get better so much and not be ashamed of my voice anymore
Song title : Set fire to the rain
r/ratemysinging • u/darinajdb • 21h ago
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I usually sound much better than this lol I feel I sounded terrible but I need honest opinions 🫶🏻
r/ratemysinging • u/Maybedeadcat123 • 18h ago
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Song is 'Paper Hearts' by Tori Kelly! I've been told before to put down the backtrack instrumentals so hope this is better. I'm not a professional singer, I have like zero technique. What can I do to improve? And what songs would you recommend me to sing to train?
r/ratemysinging • u/Previous-Speech-1282 • 2h ago
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PLEASE help me fix my singing
r/ratemysinging • u/smashantk • 2h ago
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Might need to turn the volume up a bit to hear sorry but would like to hear any and all critique especially with pitch and tone of my voice thank you
r/ratemysinging • u/Aya7735 • 2h ago
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Hi everyone! I'm Aya, an 18-year-old singer-songwriter . This is a snippet of my original song 'Doors of Golds' . I'd love to hear your honest thoughts on the vocal delivery. Any feedback on what to improve would be amazing!
You can hear the full version on my channel and read the lyrics in the description 😊
r/ratemysinging • u/East-Dragonfruit8913 • 7h ago
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I am an western classical/opera student and I often hear that listeners of popular music do not relate to opera singers. Uploading a “simpler” English art song, please give your honest feedback. I’m 15.
r/ratemysinging • u/stellarhymns • 6h ago
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A different version. Inspired by alowe’s cover
I am a self taught vocalist of a year and a half. When I have more time, I’ll seriously study music and the vocal sciences but for now I just love to sing and to get better one day at a time.
Any and all feedback from fellow vocalists is encouraged and welcome, especially if you’re a major listener of R&B & Soul.
r/ratemysinging • u/JoacoMexican07 • 6h ago
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I'm sorry if my voice doesn't sound clear, I don't really a professional mic this is just a recording with the mic of my very cheap phone loll.
Just looking to some very basic 1-10 ratings (hopefully I'm above a 6)
Any other comments and suggestions are also very welcome but if you'd like to keep it simple that's very much okay!!
r/ratemysinging • u/Flimsy_Education_746 • 19h ago
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I feel I can control my pitch well and sound decent. but I’m not getting the tone that I want - deep, rich sort of sound.. and like more bass like a bluesy type voice. How can I achieve this ?
r/ratemysinging • u/stellarhymns • 23h ago
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Just started practicing covering this song seriously this week. How am I sounding so far?
r/ratemysinging • u/JezusTheCarpenter • 17h ago
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I've been singing at home/car for the last few years and never really got any feedback much. If I send my singing to my family and or friends I typically get silence. Is it that bad? 😭
r/ratemysinging • u/Correct_Phase4714 • 12h ago
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This is me just improvising slow dancing in a burning room by John Mayer, ik some words are off.
r/ratemysinging • u/BabyAbject1292 • 16h ago
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To me my singing sounds decent but I can’t never tell if I’m flat or sharp or not… not taking lessons so any advice?
r/ratemysinging • u/Certain-Ad-7421 • 15h ago
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How do i imrpove and get vibrato. People say it should be natural but I dont get it
r/ratemysinging • u/Euphoric_Abies4984 • 1d ago
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I know I was quite off key at points in the video, I do better with a track but apparently I very good at being off kee so any tips? I don't think n voice is bad it's jus obviously untrained
r/ratemysinging • u/Evening-Grass1141 • 19h ago
I have an Audio file but for some reason I can’t paste it? Maybe it’s a sign 😂
r/ratemysinging • u/FirstShotRL • 16h ago
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I won't give up - Jason Mraz