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Originally posted by ifyouseekLEM
I'm sure the majority of the emotion side comes from listening to a recording and not being able to see your expressions/movements/etc.....but parts of it come from your actual delivery of the words. Just the slightest pause in between a word can add a different feel to a song. |
But that's where I feel the emotion. In the delivery of the words. When I record I'm not up moving around, haha. I change the way I sing different songs by being softer at different times, and in this song, for instance, I wanted to make sure the choruses had confidence in them.
Also, in the second verse, just before the chorus when the lyrics "All my windows still are broken, but I'm standing on my feet" were sung, I put a little more into the way I sang it. I'll take your "slight pause" suggestion and see what I can do with my singing in the future. I wish I could get vocal lessons to bring out the emotion better. :]
I hear people say they don't hear the emotion in my other recordings as well, but I feel the emotion while singing it, haha. I don't know how to bring it out more in my voice because I don't want it to sound forced. :] Any ideas?
