I love loads of different things about music, writing a song, listening to my favorite artists, playing in military bands, steel bands, bavarian bands, gospel bands, 10 piece blues bands, rock and roll bands.
 
But there's nothing like a recording session to make me feel inadeqate, It doesnt matter if its a vocal or instumental recording it never take me long to find the 'Warts' i what Im doing

If it's from your heart, there will be people who want to hear it. 

If you heard the raw tracks of your favorite albums in isolation you would likely hear plenty of "warts". Not saying don't strive to reduce or eliminate them wherever possible but sometimes making things TOO perfect sucks all the character and life out of a track. At that point you might as well just use virtual instruments with strict quantizing... and that's no fun at all.
 
;-)

Beepster
If you heard the raw tracks of your favorite albums in isolation you would likely hear plenty of "warts". Not saying don't strive to reduce or eliminate them wherever possible but sometimes making things TOO perfect sucks all the character and life out of a track. At that point you might as well just use virtual instruments with strict quantizing... and that's no fun at all.
 
;-)

+1
 
 

I present to you, Joe Cocker, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Ozzie, none of which could hit a note, but all of which wrote music that a lot of folks liked a whole bunch.
 
Just embrace who you are.  :)
 
Bob Bone
 

What they said…+1
 
Music is subjective, which is why it's so cool.  There is no "right way/wrong way"… take pleasure from the voyage. 
 
Best,
Rob

You're the only one who will hear those warts

+1 warts and all.
 
Regards,

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We all have out limitations as musicians. I personally love live music recordings over studio version because of the warts! 

Sorry yeah, that is part of the trip.
Just turn up the talent pedal to 10!!!!