@XenonRush ask the paint. I think it's saying get him out of of here🤣

@XenonRush Those are all short sentences. I would just deep breathe in the beginning and then regular breaths between each sentence. I really thought this answer would require more typing, yes, but it's all short, easier sentencing.

So what about this song chorus pacing and phrasing makes it easy to sing can you explain @Magicianzini

@XenonRush I'm fast. Fast is easy for me. That's why I sing slowly. It's harder. It's more drawn. There's more timing, breathing, intricate timing. That's all more difficult for me. Speed, quick deliverance, excitement just comes a lot easier for me, but I also deal with it in a more robotic way of delivery. That's why I prefer slow. It tests me more because I need to go into my mind more to work with my voice.

Not criticizing your chosen pacing, but just make sure if you're new that you're working with what comes easiest for you own voice. Then, as time and skill proceeds, you try to challenge your voice more and more.

Are you finding this difficult? Slow it down. We can't always have what we want right away. It can take time. Emotional delivery (pacing) was more difficult for me at first. I just stuck with fast because it worked. That's ok.

Whatever works best with your voice at first.

@XenonRush Yes, and I perform locally.

@SW-User as I asked the other person who commented, even though it might sound silly to think about the human voice is treated like an actual musical instrument right for people who take singing seriously correct?

@XenonRush I don't know what you're up to. I'm not available.