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Official Vocalist Thread!, First ever?
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Gravity
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Oct 28 2008, 04:12 AM
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QUOTE(yijzen @ Oct 24 2008, 11:06 PM) 100 ringgit a month is very cheap. I have been taking lessons in the singing shop in amcorp mall form a phillipino teacher. have to see he's very very good. well. i'm paying 200 a month . 4 lessons. not bad i would say. issit effective? what kind of approach does your teacher uses  ?
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yijzen
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Oct 28 2008, 07:17 PM
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first he talks about the 5 types of sound u can produce.
1. head. (falsetto) 2. chest 3. supported with diaphragm. 4. nasal. 5. throat.
you use different cavities depending on the tune you want to reach. For example. if u would like to reach a lower tone. you should sue your chest voice as it is the most enriching sound. however if u use chest voice to sing higher notes, you will practically strain your voice. anywayz. there is too much to say. aha. go find a vocal teacher instead.
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kenetix
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Oct 29 2008, 01:07 PM
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QUOTE(yijzen @ Oct 28 2008, 07:17 PM) first he talks about the 5 types of sound u can produce. 1. head. (falsetto) 2. chest 3. supported with diaphragm. 4. nasal. 5. throat. you use different cavities depending on the tune you want to reach. For example. if u would like to reach a lower tone. you should sue your chest voice as it is the most enriching sound. however if u use chest voice to sing higher notes, you will practically strain your voice. anywayz. there is too much to say. aha. go find a vocal teacher instead. 6. Stab yourself. The pain will greatly increase your singing potential. You'll probably be able to sing just like Chester from Linkin Park then
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Banzai_san
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Oct 30 2008, 02:08 PM
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QUOTE(yijzen @ Oct 28 2008, 07:17 PM) first he talks about the 5 types of sound u can produce. 1. head. (falsetto) 2. chest 3. supported with diaphragm. 4. nasal. 5. throat. you use different cavities depending on the tune you want to reach. For example. if u would like to reach a lower tone. you should sue your chest voice as it is the most enriching sound. however if u use chest voice to sing higher notes, you will practically strain your voice. anywayz. there is too much to say. aha. go find a vocal teacher instead. 3. supported with diaphragm. <--- I had always thought that singing should always be supported by the diaphragm...  anyway... in Rock/Metal there's the non-falsetto head voice (ie real voice). Jaime Vanderra teaches how to develop the high pitch (head) real voice, as often used in ROCK/METAL songs... eg scream, shout, ...  Also, vocal exercises on how to expand vocal range... even whistling tone and deep low vocal tone
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Gravity
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Oct 31 2008, 03:53 AM
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QUOTE(yijzen @ Oct 28 2008, 07:17 PM) first he talks about the 5 types of sound u can produce. 1. head. (falsetto) 2. chest 3. supported with diaphragm. 4. nasal. 5. throat. you use different cavities depending on the tune you want to reach. For example. if u would like to reach a lower tone. you should sue your chest voice as it is the most enriching sound. however if u use chest voice to sing higher notes, you will practically strain your voice. anywayz. there is too much to say. aha. go find a vocal teacher instead. good! registers approach.. mind sharing more info about the teacher, fees and location? im interested This post has been edited by Gravity: Oct 31 2008, 03:53 AM
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yijzen
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Feb 10 2009, 04:33 PM
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the singing shop. you can google it... =)
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Shoot@M3
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Feb 25 2009, 09:50 PM
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hi all,
do you all know what is the best setup to do some recording of our own singing (talking cheaply, not studio) using our own pc at home?
What's the best sound card and mic to record? currently using Cool Edit pro, very good program to record. Now already bought by Adobe and under adobe audition i think
advices? thx
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orangepotato
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Mar 18 2009, 09:37 PM
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Except good sound and amcorp mall, it there anywhere else that i can have vocal lessons? maybe somewhere around klang lama or kuchai lama... i heard that somewhere near the school Sri Sentosa has one. anyone has more info about it? B)
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DrOzzz
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Mar 20 2009, 01:52 PM
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Singing is one of my favourite stuff that i will do during my leasure time which i go R**box or N**way .. hahaaaaa i was hoping to find some good and professional opera singing lessons if possible. Because i m interested on the techniques and skills of opera..haha Does anyone know any good teacher or places that recommend to me.. it is better if the place is near kepong or damansara.
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invisibl3boyz
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Mar 22 2009, 03:44 AM
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anyone knows good singing lesson in Penang? usually the class wil take how long to complete?
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hazelish
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Mar 22 2009, 10:30 PM
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Anyone know of any good vocal teacher/ school in Penang/ Butterworth?
Anyone knows where to learn flute in Penang/ Butterworth??
Pls reply. Thanks!!
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Everdying
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Mar 22 2009, 10:51 PM
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Two is One and One is None.
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QUOTE(orangepotato @ Mar 18 2009, 09:37 PM) Except good sound and amcorp mall, it there anywhere else that i can have vocal lessons? maybe somewhere around klang lama or kuchai lama... i heard that somewhere near the school Sri Sentosa has one. anyone has more info about it? B) if u can go amcorp mall, maybe u dont mind going d'sara perdana? this one is my friend's ex...i think shes still teaching. http://www.singing.com.au/instructors.aspx?ID=Maria%20Raiz
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orangepotato
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Mar 23 2009, 04:51 PM
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oh, thank you so much for your reply, Everdying! =) kuchai lama/klang lama is much convenient though  "
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c2p
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Apr 5 2009, 10:30 AM
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Oh man I wished I learned back home. Now I'm in Tas and it costs $60/hr. That's the weekly rental rate for my friend's room!
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mysticaldodo
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Apr 20 2009, 09:05 PM
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Has anyone here encountered a coach who is insincere?
The type who tells the potential student/ client what they want to hear (e.g. You have potential, you have some basic talent, etc....)
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Junior66
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Apr 22 2009, 12:47 PM
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but can't we learn and improve this ourself? Any tips? Like a video perhaps?
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Sky.Live
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Apr 22 2009, 01:04 PM
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vocal is much more complicated than playing any instrument, somehow it's hard or near impossible to hear your own mistake when you are singing yourself.
Try record your singing and listen yourself.. A good teacher would point out your mistake immediately, there is so many 'abstract technical stuff" such as breathing, pronunciation, how to use your head voice, chest voice etc, all these thing are not easily explain by a video and book
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BelowAverage
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Apr 22 2009, 06:09 PM
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i wish my voice was a tenor =( I admire my friends who can sing two octave from middle C using Modal Voice( havent reduce an octave lower for male voice)
I wish i can hit those hit note without entering falsetto =(
Anyway, any tips on improving the tone of the voice?
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yo_yo
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Apr 23 2009, 07:47 AM
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QUOTE(mysticaldodo @ Apr 20 2009, 09:05 PM) Has anyone here encountered a coach who is insincere? The type who tells the potential student/ client what they want to hear (e.g. You have potential, you have some basic talent, etc....) nope. never heard that. my teacher would just laugh if i can't sing some parts of the songs. i think i'm lucky to have an honest teacher.
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Junior66
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Apr 27 2009, 10:02 PM
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I also want to improve my vocal range... Any idea how? I did improve in vocal since last year but i have no idea how... I suddenly can reach the tone which i can't last year...
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