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Gabriel Leopardi27th August 2012QUOTE (CrisJB @ Aug 24 2012, 06:29 PM)
Great singing! congrats for the amazing voice
Cris
Thanks for the comment Cris! She sings in my band so I'll give her the message. 
CrisJB24th August 2012Great singing! congrats for the amazing voice
Cris
JD_11th August 2011that was beautiful
Luciana Segovia21st February 2008Thank you boys! 
Carlos Carrillo21st February 2008Great lesson i want more!
seanM125th September 2007amazing.
I really look forward to these lessons, thanks alot!
krudtaa24th September 2007here`s one more.....beautiful. I really like your voice. Great lesson. thanks.
Luciana Segovia24th September 2007Thanks to all of you!
your comments are so nice!!!
visi0n22nd September 2007beautifull!
Jeff Curtis22nd September 2007OOOO I like a lot good job! I wish i could sing
Nick32522nd September 2007nice voice 
The Uncreator22nd September 2007Simply Beautiful
DeepRoots21st September 2007wow i like how've put this lesson together. easy to follow and alot to get out of it.
Thanks Luciana!
Juan M. Valero21st September 2007Amazing vibrato, I really want this for my playing and singing !!!
white eagle21st September 2007another great lesson very pretty
Muris Varajic21st September 2007Beautiful!!
Marcus Lavendell21st September 2007Amazing! Great lesson, Luciana!
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Hello GMC!
Today we will see the Vibrato (first part). The vibrato is a wavelike oscillation of the pitch that you often hear when your favorite singers sustain notes. It is not just something you are born with. The vibrato always involves manipulation of your voice. Actually it is a slight variation in pitch. How do you learn it?. How does it work?
When you sing, your vocal cords normally move at the rate that ranges from a hundred to a thousand vibrations per second. The tension of the cords determines the pitch, and when that tension is perfect a slow secondary vibration begins to develop. This secondary movement causes the sound to move in a wave at the speed of five or six vibrations per second.
Try it:
Pick your easiest sound, and then at the top instead of just holding the note, slightly dip the pitch a number of times.
Try to think of a car that won't start. If it is warm out and the battery isn't killed the started will make a quick oscillating sound. If it is cold or almost dead, the oscillation will be very slow. Six oscillations per second is generally ideal.
So… in this lesson you'll see a demonstration of the vibrato in a song (that includes harmony too). Try to listen the sustains and the vibratos in the song. In the next videos there are an exercise for develop your vibrato. We have to make your vocal cords more flexible!
By the way, I posted the main backing track in my personal board for your improvisations! I want to hear more, of course!
D5 C G5/B C
E||----------------------------|--------------------------|
B||--------3-------------------|--------------------------|
G||-----2-----2--------0-------|-----0--------------0-----|
D||--0--------------2----------|--0-----0--------2-----2--|
A||--------------3--------2----|-----------2--3-----------|
D||----------------------------|--------------------------|
D5 C G5/B C
E|----------------------------|--------------------------|
B|--------3-------------------|--------------------------|
G|-----2-----2--------0-------|-----0--------------0-----|
D|--0--------------2----------|--0-----0--------2-----2--|
A|--------------3--------2----|-----------2--3-----------|
D|----------------------------|--------------------------|
D5 C G5/B C
E|----------------------------|--------------------------|
B|--------3-------------------|--------------------------|
G|-----2-----2--------0-------|-----0--------------0-----|
D|--0--------------2----------|--0-----0--------2-----2--|
A|--------------3--------2----|-----------2--3-----------|
D|----------------------------|--------------------------|
F5 G5 D5
E|--------------------------|-------------------|
B|--------------------------|-------------------|
G|--------------------------|-------------------|
D|--------3-----------5-----|-------------------|
A|-----3-----3-----5-----0--|--L----------------|
D|--3-----------5--------0--|--L----------------|
D5 C G5/B C
E|----------------------------|--------------------------|
B|--------3-------------------|--------------------------|
G|-----2-----2--------0-------|-----0--------------0-----|
D|--0--------------2----------|--0-----0--------2-----2--|
A|--------------3--------2----|-----------2--3-----------|
D|----------------------------|--------------------------|
D5 C G5/B C
E|----------------------------|--------------------------|
B|--------3-------------------|--------------------------|
G|-----2-----2--------0-------|-----0--------------0-----|
D|--0--------------2----------|--0-----0--------2-----2--|
A|--------------3--------2----|-----------2--3-----------|
D|----------------------------|--------------------------|
D5 C G5/B C
E|----------------------------|--------------------------|
B|--------3-------------------|--------------------------|
G|-----2-----2--------0-------|-----0--------------0-----|
D|--0--------------2----------|--0-----0--------2-----2--|
A|--------------3--------2----|-----------2--3-----------|
D|----------------------------|--------------------------|
F5 G5 D5
E|--------------------------|-------------------||
B|--------------------------|-------------------||
G|--------------------------|-------------------||
D|--------3-----------5-----|-------------------||
A|-----3-----3-----5-----0--|--L----------------||
D|--3-----------5--------0--|--L----------------||
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