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    The Music inside You

    I've been haunting the "Let out the Artist in you" thread for a while, and was amazed at the creativity there. I was never any good at the visual arts, but hell I love treats for my eyes! Now it also made me want to see if some members are into music and interested to share their goodies. Turns out that some members are already sharing their music in that thread, but seeing that I almost missed Revolte's songs there (and I dont know if others have shared things there that I missed) I wanted a separate thread for just sharing music. I'd love to hear the music inside the people here, and I believe so will many others. If you've already shared your works in another thread and would want to share it in here again, please do so for people like me who missed out on all the fun!

    As for myself, I used to sing a lot a few years ago, but like many other things I had to cut out on that after moving countries to go to university. I still sing whenever I can, but not like before. I dont write songs, or play any instrument, I just sing whatever songs I like. I'm not very good, but I have a passion for sounds.
    Here's a Regina Spektor song that I sang a few months ago:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsMVHwffYq8
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    I know little about singing but I would say you may consider singing professionally. Also, if you are not completely satisfied with your achievements so far, taking it professionally would somehow push you into polishing your vocal techniques. I dare say I hear a very good basis already, and maybe it's time for it to take off

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    http://www.last.fm/music/Zootime/Vinyl/Some+Growing+Up#

    Hit the button near the top that says 'Free MP3'...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maximilianus View Post
    I know little about singing but I would say you may consider singing professionally. Also, if you are not completely satisfied with your achievements so far, taking it professionally would somehow push you into polishing your vocal techniques. I dare say I hear a very good basis already, and maybe it's time for it to take off
    That's a great compliment for me Max. Thanks for listening to the song.


    Quote Originally Posted by MarkBastable View Post
    http://www.last.fm/music/Zootime/Vinyl/Some+Growing+Up#

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    You sang that?! I'm awed. I admire deep voices, oh so much.
    *bows*
    I'll be listening to that song for a while now...
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    Quote Originally Posted by symphony View Post
    You sang that?! I'm awed. I admire deep voices, oh so much.
    *bows*
    I'll be listening to that song for a while now...
    Thank you very much. I appreciate the feedback - you've made my day. Yeah, I wrote it, arranged it, sang it and played guitar on it. It was a very busy lunchtime.

    Actually, I'm not sure the voice is so deep - but that close-miked, barely-projected recording technique does give the listening ear the impression that it's being muttered to. In fact I don't always sing in that register. I could link to a couple of others, I think, where I probably sound like Mickey Mouse with his tail caught in a car door.
    Last edited by MarkBastable; 09-16-2011 at 02:59 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkBastable View Post
    I could link to a couple of others, I think, where I probably sound like Mickey Mouse with his tail caught in a car door.


    Please share some more. I'm always in awe of music, and thus of the people who can create (good) music.

    I'll share another one of my Regina Spektor covers, which I thought turned out pretty good...
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VL58hOOyLc
    ... and an Iron & Wine song that I sang just yesterday to send to one of my best friends back home in Bangladesh, as a gift on her birthday.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztEGjMK_DlE
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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkBastable View Post
    http://www.last.fm/music/Zootime/Vinyl/Some+Growing+Up#

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    Mark's is very good, I really recommend a listen, fellow litnetters. I've had it on my ipod for some time now.

    Symphony, I'll listen to yours when it's not five in the morning.
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    Thank you, J.

    Here's another. The reproduction on all these is a bit poor - I ought to remaster them straight to digital.

    http://www.last.fm/music/Zootime/Vinyl/Sweet+Man

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    Uhm yes this last one was a little hard to decipher in terms of sound and lyrics. I dont know if it's just because of my earphones (which give an increased feeling of bass anyway) but it was somewhat difficult to make out much of the vocals...
    But all in all, the songs sound so pro!
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    I dug up this thread from the LitNet abyss just to share this:
    http://my.opera.com/symphonied/blog/...ruous-symphony
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    Quote Originally Posted by symphony View Post
    I dug up this thread from the LitNet abyss just to share this:
    http://my.opera.com/symphonied/blog/...ruous-symphony
    I dare say for a second time that you seem an artist to me, be it singing, be it reciting Did you do the whole sound edition by yourself? Even if you had help on it, it's quite a commendable effort. In my opinion, I have no further choice but to applaud and to toast

    I've bookmarked the page for further listens

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    Quote Originally Posted by symphony View Post
    I dug up this thread from the LitNet abyss just to share this:
    http://my.opera.com/symphonied/blog/...ruous-symphony
    This is quite good. You have a wonderful voice, just in need of better recording tools!
    I wrote a poem on a leaf and it blew away...

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    Yep, like a pop-shield mike, which is awesome for any singer

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    Thanks for sharing your work symphony!
    It's really good. I had a look at your channel and I must say I quite like your Hindi/Urdu song yeh jhuki jhuki nazr as well!
    As far as I am concerned, no matter how much I love singing I am just horrible at it especially when it comes to singing in foreign languages (yes even English which I have known since as long as I remember isn't it embarrassing). I sing quite alright in Urdu. Maybe I should share something soon. I doubt many people would understand it though.
    I sang of leaves, of leaves of gold, and leaves of gold there grew.

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    Thanks so much guys!
    I know I'm desperately in need of better recording tools, but I happen to be absolutely broke. I'm currently using a mic that's handmade by my boyfriend.

    Max , yes I did the medley myself using a sound editing software that I recently started playing with. However, I took the materials from various sources (listed in the link), so none of the songs or poems or news/discussion bits are by me.

    Pensive, please do post some urdu songs if you will! I love singing and listening to different languages, although I don't speak/understand them...
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