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Hi all again

I have done some recordings with voice recently and frankly now I can hear through speakers I am not happy with it. I am sure its different than when there is not a microphone in front of me but if people can hear me the way I hear me through a recording then god help them when I get started and sing in public!

Does anyone know any online resources for voice training at all? I have googled the past couple of days and I can find nothing that comes close to what I want. Its all very costly sites that claim miracle voices in a week etc. A site similar to this but foe singing would be great!

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Here's a couple that might be of some help:

Vocalist.org
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LOL, Kris I know what you mean. I sing along with a song and I think I don't sound too bad. But I record my voice while singing with the song and play it back and I'm appalled.

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