and a half octaves below middle C and near to two and a half octaves
for high notes, but it's always in a totally different voice.
When I hit an octave above middle C, it's the nicest singing voice I
have because it has a certain airy touch to it.
In middle C, it's my normal voice singing and I sound like a boy
singing. It's very clear and not airy at all and it doesn't have any
effects.
Below middle C, I sound like a man singing, it really goes down to a
burly voice. It's has slight quivering which my choir teacher likes,
thus he sometimes changes me with a few of the boys.
And two octaves about C, I hit a high voice that is airy at the end
but full and loud and can hit notes properly with ease. It sounds like
a choir but higher.
But what I really want is the singing voice I use commonly for the one
octave above C, any tips please? I'm working very hard but everytime I
sing a song, I start off with that singing voice that either goes down
to the boy's voice or the choir voice, and it really scares people and
I don't want that ;_;
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