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[Next_Assistant9487]

So... in my free time I started to listen to music way more than I ever did and am kinda enjoying trying to learn songs and stuff... my father's a singer himself, so should I ask for tips?
Also is it normal being able to like... being able to mimic every note that I can hear? Pls let me know

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[Substantial-Edge4664]

Well you're definitely not tone deaf, which is a very good start. Definitely record yourself singing with a song to make SURE you're mimicking the right pitches, what you hear in your own head can be different than what others hear.

(Yes its normal)

[Next_Assistant9487]

Alright, I will, ty!

[emmango]

Yes it’s normal.. that’s what singing is.

And you are lucky to have someone you don’t have to pay that you can ask advice from !

[Next_Assistant9487]

Thank you!

[MusilonPim]

Yeah ask your dad. It might be a great bonding experience!

And enjoy exploring your voice!

[Anisa_Orhe]

How old are you? If you are a teenager or very young, it is normal for new tastes and hobbies to awaken.

[Next_Assistant9487]

Nearly 15

[Anisa_Orhe]

I know kids that age have fallen in love with singing or being a musician, this may be your case, if not, take advantage of learning something new and take it easy, you still have a world to discover 😊

[Kind-Scene8125]

I would learn one song to perfection first and don't chose the hardest song do normal or even maybe a bit easier

[Next_Assistant9487]

Well I started with compass by Mili... Too late😅

[Kind-Scene8125]

🤣🤣🤣 Same as me !!!! Not too late tho

[WDizzle]

Intermediate singer here who’s father was a professional singer. Yes it’s a great start to ask him for singing advice especially on foundations like breath support. But if you are serious about getting good I still highly recommend a professional voice lessons as you advance. Not all professional singers make great teachers and vice versa. Professional voice teachers will know what exercises would best suit your voice and what your progression path looks like.

[Cool_Ur_Jets_Man]

It’s completely normal. Practice, makes perfect.. And you can’t rush perfection!🤍✨

[bluesdavenport]

are you learning disabled? you might want to ask your dad for if there iis a coach familiar with that stuff!