Some might say I never could find my singing voice.
I have noticed, in the last five years or so in particular, that I am no longer able to sing as well as I used to. My voice has grown a little deeper and my range is not near what it used to be. Notes in songs that I used to be able to sing along to in a high tenor voice are now unreachable. I have to actively find the notes in the limited range I now am forced to sing in. This can lead to some fugly sounds as I fail to find a register that I’m comfortable in.
It’s like my voice is between floors
Is this just a result of growing older? I assume it’s common to lose range in your singing voice as you age.
I Can’t Find My Singing Voice
The Annekenstein Monster 
Yep. Your vocal cords become thicker and less elastic and result in a loss of upper-end range. There’s a corresponding (although I’m not sure if it’s related) loss of upper-registry hearing in men as they get older, too. Throw in man-boobs and a saggy butt, and getting older is just not as fun as it’s made out to be.
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How often do you sing? You might be able to get some range back with practice. Also your level of hydration can affect it. Man-boobs are harder to correct,but that would never happen to you Rob would it?
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I’m not too concerned with my man-boobs yet. It’s my man-pregnant-stomach that is my trouble.
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put a little Vitamin E on it. at least you’ll feel like you’re doing something.
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no matter how you feel about your singing voice, your rendition of “I’m Soaking My Prune For Recess” remains one of my most favourite musical moments ever.
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no matter how you feel about your singing voice, your rendition of “I’m Soaking My Prune For Recess” remains one of my most favourite musical moments ever.
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You should record that as a sound file for the blog. I would play it every day.
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i loved it so much, i had to post it twice.
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I loved singing that song. I think it’s best left to memories, though.
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are you saying nostalgia is making us remember it more fondly? IMPOSSIBLE! And i say that like the french do!
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