How do I learn to sing in a feminine voice so I can sing females vocals for my songs?

[telecode]

Isn't art about pushing boundaries and the limits of what was thought possible or acceptable? Or, at least partially so?

Is a person is capable of expressing their own art the way they'd like to, I see nothing wrong with them doing so even if it may cross some of what some people may consider social limits.

Wasn't there a "Pissing Jesus" exhibit somewhere once a couple of decades back? Something like that, anyway.

Some art is about pushing boundaries. Some art is not about pushing anything. It just sits there and exists as art on its own terms.

I am curious what the OP plans to do to go about sounding more like a female vocalist. Late time I checked, female vocalists come in all shapes, sizes and styles.

[Meffy]

The OP's last post at KVR was nearly a year ago, so that train's probably left the station.

[Vintage73]

The OP's last post at KVR was nearly a year ago, so that train's probably left the station.

MEFFY!!!

I come to read replies and see you back!

Woo hoo!



Sorry, I didn't see when this thread was started.

And by pushing boundaries, I don't necessarily mean social or technical boundaries. Sometimes it's about personal goals unless the artist is "lazy" and rests on their laurels.

[telecode]

OP, you might also try just a gran.* synth. Here's some tinkering I am doing with my vocal sample using PadShop and spectral analyzer.

https://soundcloud.com/telecode101/vocal-synom1