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I'm not into stage singing since I never got serious about the band thing. But a professional singer from a metal band where I grew up said that he sung from the gut. That the stomach has fewer muscles to strain the body through a set. I could'nt really say otherwise since he was a stage singer and I was'nt. I would think that that gut method would put more strain on the body because of the fewer muscles to absorb the strain.
I would like singing anything from Radar Love, Roxy Music, to Nirvana songs. And the only way I could sing them is out of my chest. I could'nt make the sound another way. Of course Ozzy is more of a nasal singer. Nasal singers I notice have that falsetto voice. I sound like a wacky chipmunk character when I try to sing nasal. All I can do is push up from my chest to my throat. I was tested at a 5 octave range, yet I could never keep my voice above 3 for too long. Even when I practiced. There are singing methods I would'nt mind checking out. Every little bit helps.
Matt
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