Not dumb. You are not alone in this singing songs and feeling better thing. I've read many similar comments since I started this channel :)

Nice!

Me 2

Hope you are feeling better. Singing helps me a lot too.

That's how lithium can cure depression. QED.

Keep practicing you'll get used to doing the raspy voice without it hurting

push out your lower back when you breathe in and hold it when you sing. It'll hurt less

it's not "keep practicing" if you're doing something wrong you'll keep doing it wrong for those "yeah's" start with a quieter note, like falsetto, where the air comes through, then raise the volume without changing both your chord thickness and breathing. like just try to be louder doing exactly the same thing as you would do while falsettoing the heck outta those "yeah's" @@ZZ-rc1yw

I hear you my dude 😆 my thoughts exactly

I've tested it before. The results are pretty close. ...But Nirvana tracks have been really tricky conversions from the start, so might be a little while yet .. but I think I might be able to do The Man Who Sold The World. The latest AI models have been significantly improved on that one :)

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Beatles tracks are unfortunately not postable on KZfaq (or anywhere) ... but I'd like to go ham on em.

@@CCKaraoke LOL. Understood. Thanks for the response. Here's my backup requests, any of which you'd like to tackle, I'd be appreciative. Elvis Costello and The Attractions - Temptation (Written in the style of Booker T & The MG's) The Clash - 1977 (Their first single.) The Clash - Janie Jones (Early single. Solid rocker.) Talking Heads - Cities (Off 'Fear Of Music'. Cool jam.) Bob Seger - Mainstreet (Not a big Seger fan, but this song may be in my Top 20 ever.) Rolling Stones - Happy (Off 'Exile'. Possibly my favorite Stones song.) Rolling Stones - Before They Make Me Run (Deep cut gem off 'Some Girls'.) Rolling Stones - Some Girls (Of course, off 'Some Girls'. Back to their blues basics and true deep cut gem you'll never, ever hear on the radio.) Lynyrd Skynyrd (album deep cuts) Workin' For MCA The Needle and The Spoon Swamp Music You do some exceptional work and I'm grateful I found your channel. (I have hi-res FLAC copies of all these tracks and would be happy to email any of them to you if you'd like?)

For the videos, I use Karaoke Builder Studio. :) It has a bit of a price tag, but if you're wanting to make your own videos it is the best software out there and worth it. For the audio I use Audacity. It does everything I need it to do.

cause today i found my friends....

They're in my head

I'm so ugly

That ok cuz so are you

​@@shreya_Othayoth_we broke our mirrors

As it happens, I just finished the Karaoke video for that track. Haven't posted it yet though.

@@CCKaraoke oh that’s cool!

Absolutely. Sing a song with some liquid courage, hear yourself do awesome. Sing without next time, because there’s no longer anything to fear, as you now know you can sing it.

I sung this infront of my friend group, and they said I sound just like him, I don't know whether I should take that as a compliment or not💀

thats a compliment

​@@_PixieMeat_That's definitely a compliment unless they hate Kurt's singing, I mean were you invited again for a karaoke night? If not then it's not 😂.

With the Nirvana tracks there is a pack of stems out there for dozens of songs (apart from any Rock band releases). These stems are mostly taken from alternate takes. So not the final album cut, but still for sure Nirvana. In one of them you can hear Kurt saying Rubber Nipples at the start of the track. So the vibe of this particular cut was less thick, maybe more acoustic like than what made the album. The Scentless Apprentice version is from a live show and so is straight heavier than the album version. I would have liked to use the album version for Lithium, but unfortunately, it is not available yet, as far as I know.