I'm in a new folk/alt/ska/punk/folk duet called THE AMERICAN WHALING INDUSTRY and am currently writing a whole album dedicated to the pains of sea life and fantasy themes and shit like that. We also make awesome music videos.
Listen to our first 2 singles below (because hey, you can take 6 minuets of out the time you would usually spend insulting JurrianChu or whatever that losers name is)Unicorns Became Narwhals The American Whaling Industry Here's them unplugged and completely unedited:Unicorns Became NarwhalsThe American Whaling IndustryWhat's new with me?I got one of these a few days ago
One good thing about the songs.
The autotune sounds like autotune.I could never get autotune to work for me. :PYeah I sing, I still like using autotune though :(
JUURIANCHU HAHAHAHA
i laughed for six minutes and forgot what i was doing here.(You're trying too hard, hel. I'm sorry.)
I liked Unicorns Became Narwhals [no autotune].I would try for higher notes where applicable when singing, if you can pull them off they would really make it.Singing lessons is a better alternative to autotune.
Practice is a cheaper alternative to lessons.Unfortunately however tone deafness is always a possibility.Autotune and flanger is not your friend.
@Kamira That's what singing lessons are for. But you can't teach a tone deaf person to hear tone, just like you can't teach a blind person to see - in the true meaning of the word at least.
Aw man. I'd much rather hear tone deafness than autotune. God damn. I love all of the genres you listed so I was really disappointed to not hear real voices.
(How can you be folk with autotune…?)edit: holy shit you guys sound cool without the autotune. I just saw your link :P