90 % of being a singer for a band is all down to stage presence,confidence is everything. so take some heavy pills and just bounce off the walls, there'll be no stopping you
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and i've just listened to your vocals, right...first off it takes balls to record yourself singing accapella and present ito a bunch of strangers, kudos. you seem to be able to hit a vast range of notes and i don't know why your asking how to use your diaphram because that's where your vocals seem to be coming from.
i can see more than potential in your voice but you seem to stray off key now and again, all that'll need is a bit of brushing up. i don't even suggest lessons, it wouldn't be worth it, just practice a little and it should come together fine.
you have the potential to be an above par singer,
what with the timing thing just work at it and for the time being get your co members to nod you in or something, or just count the bars in your head, its easy, find the tempo and steadily count 1,2,3,4. **** you can even get a metronome to do it for you for about £30.
last but not least the confidence issue is what i suggest you develop the most if your a little under confident now. if you want to truly entertain the crowd you got to be able to give them their moneys worth and do more than just sing if you ask me.
so yeah, moleys two cents, good luck and all, hope all works out well and send me some band recordings when you can, i'm quite interested in watching you guys progress as a band.
