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Sep 22 2007, 11:18 PM
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QUOTE (Luciana @ Sep 21 2007, 10:10 PM)  Here is the Vibrato Main Backing Track of the singing lesson Try to do an improvisation and enjoy it! Then I will give you a feedback for develop your singing!!!! Come on! this is for having a funny practice! Encourage!!! Good Luck! I could do it.. Anyone else dares?  gabriel.- -------------------- My lessons
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Sep 25 2007, 06:14 AM
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As per request I attempted it, I'm finding I'm a bit nasal perhaps, maybe not projecting as much as I should but I felt I shouldnt project to loudly due to the nature of the song.
Anyway, its clean, one track, nothing on it, bit of verb when it came in but thats it. And yeah, my range aint spectucular. Thats effectively the limit for what I'm finding I'm capable of for that song, I can go into a high pitched voice which I believe is my upper register but I'm finding it sounds rather daft and thin. 
blah.mp3 ( 726.94K )
Number of downloads: 387-------------------- Don't Panic.
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Sep 25 2007, 08:56 PM
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QUOTE (Owen @ Sep 25 2007, 02:14 AM) As per request I attempted it, I'm finding I'm a bit nasal perhaps, maybe not projecting as much as I should but I felt I shouldnt project to loudly due to the nature of the song. Anyway, its clean, one track, nothing on it, bit of verb when it came in but thats it. And yeah, my range aint spectucular. Thats effectively the limit for what I'm finding I'm capable of for that song, I can go into a high pitched voice which I believe is my upper register but I'm finding it sounds rather daft and thin.
blah.mp3 ( 726.94K )
Number of downloads: 387Hey Man!! Your clean voice is great! You have to keep on recording ideas! I only find some pitch problems but I think that Luciana knows how to help you to improve this. good Job!! gabriel.- -------------------- My lessons
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Sep 25 2007, 10:29 PM
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QUOTE (Owen @ Sep 25 2007, 06:14 AM) As per request I attempted it, I'm finding I'm a bit nasal perhaps, maybe not projecting as much as I should but I felt I shouldnt project to loudly due to the nature of the song. Anyway, its clean, one track, nothing on it, bit of verb when it came in but thats it. And yeah, my range aint spectucular. Thats effectively the limit for what I'm finding I'm capable of for that song, I can go into a high pitched voice which I believe is my upper register but I'm finding it sounds rather daft and thin.
blah.mp3 ( 726.94K )
Number of downloads: 387Wooooooow!  your clean voice is lovely!!!  I prefer this style for your voice! Do you???? There is a little problem as Gabe said with some pitches but I think that's the improvisation. Always it happens when you are improvising . And that's to trying to sing and hear the next tone of the song at the same time and that's difficult. I love this excersice (the improvisation) for the students, It's help a lot. But you have to think to take it seriously. Your voice sounds so cool, and it will develop with training. I don't have much to say to you, just train your voice a lot. It would be a shame if you were not taking advantage of it. Your range and your limits will expand with practice as everybody. You don't have a nasal voice as you think. And you have a naturally "Hoarse" voice, and it gives a beauty to the voice that not the whole world can give, you don't have to exaggerate it like in the other improvisation. My congratulations to you!  Practice, practice and practice... and try to record a CD!! I will buy it!!! This post has been edited by Luciana: Sep 25 2007, 11:32 PM |
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