Mtp December Thread - Zen |
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Mtp December Thread - Zen |
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Dec 7 2009, 08:35 AM |
Luciana,
Thanks for the wonderful detailed reply, appreciating my voice and most importantly.. believing in me.. What a great analysis !!! I'm impressed !! You've pin pointed all the right areas that I need improvement in. Nope, I've never done any exercise or warming up ever!! i straight away used to dive into singing. And i don't smoke anymore either, so that'll help. As for my takes, i purposely threw in the plush cover to show you how badly i can sing .. but I do have much worse takes (in fact a LOT of them) that are primarily used to torture my friends.. And the overkill cover, you are right about the attack on that phrase but i don't know how to control that. Some words just come out stronger than the others. It's also to do with the movement of the head or the mic when hitting strong/loud words (i think , ive seen singers do that). And i also dont know how to control the trembling of the last note. But yes, that song was probably the most comfortable in terms of the notes that i can hit. I'll NEVER EVER feel bad about your feedback. In fact, i want my instructors to be very straight forward and direct with me. I'm used to taking a lot of criticism. There is nothing you can say that'll make me feel bad. Coz that's how one improves the most. Just stick to the plan, work on that feedback and practice The lesson link you provided goes to a page that says "404 couldn't find the page you're looking for .. but here are other great lessons (i like the optimism even if the link failed) " I think it's coz of the /1/3 at the end of the link.. Did you mean only this link? https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/misc-less...inging-lesson1/ or all the 1 2 & 3 as they are all related to warm ups? I'll record a video by the weekend. Should i be standing for this or sitting will do? (of course standing right? but it will hard for me to move my webcam that high will try) The video of that lesson covers the notes of 1 octave but the backing track goes nuts and covers more octaves In my recording, should I only cover the part you are covering in the video or the entire 2 octaves as per the backing track? If I have to cover the part you are covering in your video, then I think I am ok with the pitch and octave of the video in terms of humming it. But if I have to cover the entire backing track, then I'll have to start with a much lower pitch in the beginning since it goes much higher towards the second octave.. Also, should i be buying a pro mic for this? Or any good mic for home singing/ recording? If yes, which one? If no, still .. which one? Looking forward to learning all the right techniques from scratch. Zen This post has been edited by zen: Dec 7 2009, 10:55 PM -------------------- "If the need is deep, you WILL find a way , if it isn't, you'll find some excuse"
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Dec 9 2009, 04:29 AM |
Hi Zen! I'm sorry about the link!... you have to do the lesson number 1 : https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/misc-less...inging-lesson1/ and number 2: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/misc-less...inging-lesson2/ You can be sitting while you do the exercises, it ok. And try to sing when you feel confortables the notes. It doesn't matter if the backing track goes all around the piano, you need to sing only the notes you can feel confortable.ok? and let me see in your videos if we need to buy a mic |
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