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Official Vocalist Thread!, First ever?
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TSRyuuga
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 Sep 19 2008, 09:32 PM, updated 18y ago
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Ok i realised vocalist are not getting enough attention in this forum so i've decided to start a vocalist thread.
By the way, i'm NOT a vocalist, but i love to sing, really. and i believe my singing, pitching is fine. The only problem (and the first question of the thread) is, i have a good "singing voice". I'm not sure whether you guys understand my question or not, but i feel that my "timbre" isn't right. You know this because most singers, when they talk and when they sing, they have a different voice altogether. so i'm asking veteran vocalists here, how to achieve that "singing voice" is there a particular technique to do it?
also, i cant hit the notes after two octaves of the middle C.
I'm really a sucker for songs that can go really high pitched so i wish to achieve that as well to satisfy myself >.<
oh i was googling somewhat and found sumthin called headvoice.. what is that? @_@
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TSRyuuga
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Sep 19 2008, 10:40 PM
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QUOTE(Paramore @ Sep 19 2008, 10:21 PM) Standard, 30 minutes. Inside the class 30 minutes The teacher will introduce new technique, students will learn and the student can never get the new technique on that day (that is why a lot of people says that practice is important). Also there is theory part of singing and articulation (such as breathing). With all that in 30 minutes, it is actually a lot. Any reasons to say that the class is so short and expensive? Think again.haha after get flamed by me again like in the other thread xD thanks for the info paramore. Might consider getting a professional teacher but not for graded la... sien de la graded exam all the time... i just wanna sing for funs xD after graded exams they teach you to sing classical like THIS GUY |
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TSRyuuga
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Sep 20 2008, 11:42 AM
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QUOTE(Paramore @ Sep 19 2008, 10:46 PM) Flame? I do not take that as a flame last time. You can go for graded classes without taking exam. There is two types of singing, the proper ones are grading and the "sing-for-fun" is the pop singing lesson. I am saying and advising, I am not controlling. After all, I am a classical musician and it does not mean I play classical always. Just like guitarist, you cannot play rock forever, at least a little bit of this and a little bit of that. And that video, what a show.  lol i didnt flame you also... besides, i didn't wanna spoil my mood arguing shyt =/ maybe i'll jus take the pop singing lesson lol know anyone from subang/sunway? its much easier for me that way >.< |
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