hey thought i would get more interest if i did a dave tune. Have a listen.
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hahaaha, I like that.GreedylilPig wrote:Good voice and I commend you for not trying to sound like Dave and coming off as Kermit.
Good Job on a tough song. Like what was said above, work on the timing a bit. I don't know what you were recording with but it was really odd how at some times the sound was very crisp and then very muffled. What i don't understand is how the vocals sound so clear but the guitar doesnt.
Your singing is good, but it sounds like youre straining a bit on some of the higher notes. Other than that, I liked it.
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Well said. Timing is critical to make a great song. Maybe try a metronome or something? I also find tapping my foot helps more than you think it would. And yes, nice voice! I love it when guys will sing a Dave song in their own voice. There is only one Dave in the world, so dont try to sing like him! You will not sound the same! Back to the point, nice song bro!GreedylilPig wrote:Decent job. I would also suggest working on your timing. I hear a lot of potential and think practice is going to be the key to smoothing out your performance. Good voice and I commend you for not trying to sound like Dave and coming off as Kermit.

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