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my songs https://www.ujam.com/songs/kFgcqw5dGMHm https://www.ujam.com/songs/pCNrg7vcDVFZ
https://www.ujam.com/songs/9CkZCzYsNJ3m
leave you comments please

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awesome!!

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thank you

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@ShadowLegendX @strawberryswing

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Huh

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I'm going to be ruthlessly honest with this.

Singing a capella is risky in and of itself but solo a capella is deadly. I'm not sure if these were covers or if you wrote them but there was no consistency in the key in which you were singing as well as the timing of the songs. My advice would be to learn an instrument or provide some sort of accompaniment. Well done for your confidence but you may want to work on things like timing, pitch, and non-cliche lyrics.

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Hmmm

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Answer 8

That comment vivid

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?

Answer 11

Do you have questions?

Answer 12

noo but what do you mean
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what do I mean? I thought I explained my viewpoint on these songs quite clearly. Is there something more specific? Are there words that you don't understand?

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yes

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which words?

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Singing a capella is risky in and of itself but solo a capella is deadly. I'm not sure if these were covers or if you wrote them but there was no consistency in the key in which you were singing as well as the timing of the songs. My advice would be to learn an instrument or provide some sort of accompaniment. Well done for your confidence but you may want to work on things like timing, pitch, and non-cliche lyrics.

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what? That's all of the words. Are there specific words that you don't understand like 'a capella' or 'key' or 'pitch'?

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all them

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Do you speak english?

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yes

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Fluently?

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?

Answer 23

Haha

Answer 24

I'll just try to explain the words that are more musically oriented.

a capella : singing without musical instruments.

solo: singing alone

cover: a song that is redone

key: the organization of sharps and flats (or notes, tones, etc.) in which you sing.

timing: the rate or speed and rhythm at which you sing.

accompaniment: music to back up your singing

Answer 25

ik whta those are

Answer 26

Lol

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allright well, I've explained it the best I can. I'm sorry that you don't understand. Good luck with all of your musical endeavours.

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Haha

Answer 30

Amazing. Absolutely amazing!

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I find it very beautiful, but I think, and I in no way am I saying your voice isn't good, that you should learn an instrument or have someone in the background playing one. :) Other than that's it's fantastic.

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thank you

Answer 33

You're welcome. :)

Answer 34

hey u ok?

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Answer 36

Haha