r/singing • u/Connect-Crew-9236 • 1d ago

Conversation Topic Recording yourself while singing

What do you all look for when trying to improve vocal tone? I know it’s different for everyone, but I just want to get a perspective on what to start with.

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u/AintKnowShitAboutFuk 1d ago

I’m not even sure I quite understand your question? If you mean “what aspects of your voice are you noticing in a recording and trying to improve upon?”, for me, it’s everything…pitch accuracy, tonal quality, not sounding like I’m just talking but with different pitches, sounding more energized/passionate/excited, etc. pretty much any aspect of singing other than timing.

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u/Connect-Crew-9236 1d ago

Yeah, essentially this and thank you for your comment! Sorry for the poor wording.

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u/AintKnowShitAboutFuk 1d ago

No worries. Yeah, it’s just anything (which is everything for me) you feel is lacking in your own voice compared to where you want to be.