Vocals question

[Drum-Guitar]

I am 14 years old and obviousy my voice isnt the most stable:o. i was just wondering if this would be a problem in the vocals, i dont squek much but i cant go to high. THanks for any responses.

[InsaneGame]

Dude I have a horrible voice but I do vocals i dont think it should be a problem.

[Drum-Guitar]

thanks, hopefully your right:D

[InsaneGame]

I need more compitition so please sing xD

[Drum-Guitar]

lol i will prob. what diff. you sing on

[InsaneGame]

Med- to hard...I cant fidn anyone on hard though. Mostly everyone is on med and easy.

[HeXcoda]

Yeah, I tried Hard, and was failing songs. I've got JUUUUST enough vocal capability to nail Medium nice and hard (consistently 90%-100%) but Hard's my cutoff.

As for the OP's voice... you should be fine, especially on Easy. As long as you hit the note, if not the octave, you're golden. IE, if the singer has a very high voice and you don't, a B flat is a B flat is a B flat, even in your natural tone.

I do find though that I have two ranges, one when I sing from my "head" (a bit more nasal, higher) and one from my "chest" (more casual, lower). And for the game, when the singer's really high, my LOWER tone has better range, and vice versa. It's all about range within a single voice.

[Sairynn]

I'm not a great singer but I can do the Hard solo tour on vocals. I only failed Reptilia, Gimme Shelter, and Train Kept a' Rollin, mainly because I don't know them very well.

Jumping up in the high register for Run to the Hills and Foreplay/Long Time is so much fun.