I'm deliberately not going to listen because I don't know singing from potatoes.

I'll take the liberty to define "bad" as the opposite of "good".
Now, YOU define "good".

If someone is confident and can hit notes which add something to the song, I'd say they could sing.

Sounds like you're definitely hitting the notes in "Let me"... but I think the vocals are buried. My amateur recommendation would be to take some of the reverb off (something people tend to add to make their voice fuller) and instead double the vocal. The reverb makes the vocals sound too distant and is affecting the definition. Not that you want to remove it completely.

your voice fits that music fine.

Hello everyone, thanks for your posts...

Codemonkey: you are absolutely right, is hard to tell what is good or bad... so i just wanted so hear if you like the vocals in a personal way, nothing more, nothing less. I thing that i'm hitting the notes, and i can sing in tune, not perfect but enough to feel it right.

Scurrier: I'll try to not abuse the reverbe. And by the way... the vocals in that song are doubled :D.

Song4gabriel: Thanks, i appreciate your comment, short but right to the point. Your comment give me more confidence to keep going.

Thanks to all of you.

I can't hear your vocals very well, but it seems to sound good.

It's not about being an "amazing singer," as people pointed out, it's totally about fitting the music. I tend to appreciate different voices now since all of the pop punk / modern rock singers I hear sound exactly the same! Pop punk = castrated 15 year old with a cold. Modern rock = chain smoker with lung cancer.

So turn it up and let's hear it again, your mixes sound great.

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