Alcoholic Issues - NEW

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Alcoholic Issues - NEW

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heres the song i wrote and recorded today.......please critique!

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some buzzing and pause problems in between chords, need to fret the chords better i think
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Post by You_Enjoy_Myself »

First of all, it sounds like the higher strings on your guitar may be a little out of tune. And like unifaller said, some of the chords are kinda buzzy and a little sloppy. Were you singing and playing this at the same time? Because sometimes it sounds like the lyrics aren't coming out all that smoothly, and it's like you're having trouble synchronizing them with the guitar. How long have you played? Keep it up, I wanna hear some more from you.
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ya i was playing and singing at the same time and sometimes i prolly got my mouth away from the mic....ya ive been playin for bout 2 years now...just got a Taylor 314ce...Thanks for the critiques
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anyone else please?
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Post by Beauford33 »

Your voice is a bit too monotone. Add some cresendo's in longer notes. Nothing too outrageous, but it can livin things up. A little more air support when you sing. More controled diaphram and let the air flow.
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