Thanks Socio! Yeah its one of my fav techniques! I guess i learned how to do it when i learned house of the rising sun. That was my first song i ever learned.
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Really good standard of playing and singing. If this was being played in a bar or wherever I wouldnât think there were any issues with it at all . Well done
Thanks Lewis!!! 
Hi,
Another good one from you⌠I liked it and great to put yourself into it as much as you did!
All the best,
LB
That was a different take on it and I thought it was excellent. Nice job Byron.
Sup guys so heres another song lol. I have done this one a few times but I did it differently this time around. Hope you like it! Stop Crying Your Heart Out Cover - YouTube
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Nice Byron 
Good effort with the high notes!
Thanks man! You guys think i should leave out my high pitch voice or would it be better singing it regularly? Figured i would try something a little different lol. My mom did not like it really and said it sounds like im making fun of the song haha. Opinions? Promise you wont hurt my feelings ;d
Youâve definitely more âtoneâ or âbodyâ in the lower notes.
The high notes are on pitch so I would keep going, definitely not a lost cause.
Hi Bytron that was a good effort well done mate! In terms of your question I guess it all depends, I donât mind a bit of falsetto as long as itâs only a bit. I perhaps wouldnât go for a full verse of falsetto, rather just a delicate accent here and there. But thatâs mine opinion and you know what they say about opinions, you have as many of them as you have butts around the world 
all the best!
Great falsetto and loved your strumming technique.
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Hi Byron,
Not sure on the high (head voice?) singing? I would need to hear it both ways.
One thing I will suggest though is to maybe dry out the reverb a bit. It is placing your vocals behind the guitar. Sort of like the guitar is in front of you and the vocals are way back in the background, in a cave. Iâm exaggerating of course, but the is something there in what I am relating. IMHO, you could bring down the verb a good 80% and replace it with a proper delay if you have that on your end? You should immediately hear the vox jump to the front with the delay on and the verb off, or in using just a little. You will still get the effects of a reverb type sound, but without the hindrances that it brings to the table.
Overall, great effort and interesting!
LB
Nicely done Byron. Another great song choice.
For me Iâd not bother with the falsetto. I donât think it really brought anything to the song but fair play on giving it a crack.
So my bro finally decided to get a bass and ive been tinkering around on it a little heres what i have learned so far on it! Its similar to playing a acoustic so cool! Wild Thing Bass Cover - YouTube
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I meant to mention if anyone is interested in bass this is a really good starting point!! Im gonna teach my bro today how to play it. Heres a good link. The Troggs - Wild Thing (Bass Cover with Tabs) - YouTube
Looks like lots of fun there Byron!
Just watched the YT lesson. Thanks for pointing it out. Will add this one to
my song list. Cheers
Np! Have fun! Now to see what other songs i can get into
I was stoked when I learned how to play the bass part to âHey Joeâ by Jimi. Itâs not that hard with a little practice. (I split my practice/learning time between guitar & bass).
Youâll be a one man band soon Byron.
Nice bassing.