The Explore Your Voice Show : singing lessons - music chat - performing
Summary: Singing, Performing and Recording Music show originally based on the famous Explore Your Voice Singing lessons available on iTunes - Show is a half hour podcast hosted by world class musicians Michael Oliphant, Kate Slaney and Roger McLachlan with discussion and advice about all aspects of singing, recording and performing music. Now featuring our 'How To Series' of mini tutorials for quick reference! Singing and performing can sometimes be a complex and daunting experience and it can be a great help to find out how the pro's do it. We talk about everything from how to figure out what key you should sing a song in, the best way to make a song your own, developing your own interpretation, working live on stage with a band or singing karaoke, the ins and outs of live sound, recording yourself at home or in the studio and an endless list of other things that make up the life of a singer and musician. Try our fast start iTunes singing course - it's a lot of fun. We love to get email feedback too. Ask us a question or tell us about your singing experiences. Try our amazing new site http://www.exploreyourvoiceshowpodcast.com
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Ok - lets talk about singing and recording! This is a huge subject and we plan to have a lot of fun discussing how you can get into recording in upcoming episodes. Singing lessons podcast
It is very important to challenge yourself vocally. Dont sing the same old stuff all the time- try something you would never normally sing - it will push your limits and help you evolve as a singer.
Quick and easy checklist for singers building repertoire.The most important thing is to build your confidence by singing songs that fall within your capabilities now and leave the harders ones til later.
Great musical feel is really the Holy Grail for singers. A combination of things that must act together for a singer to produce a compelling vocal performance. Singing lessons podcast.
Feedback happens when sound comes from a speaker directly back into the microphone and gets amplified again. Roger and Michael discuss ways to avoid feedback and improve your performing experience.
Ever had the experience of your ears shutting down? This can happen easily if you allow your vocal level to get too high in the foldback.
Sometimes called wedges or monitors foldback can take a bit of getting used to if you are unfamiliar with it.
Try to sing with the microphone a consistent distance from your mouth. Vocal mics are designed to be held close and thats where they sound the best.
As a singer, owning your own microphone is essential to getting a consistent quality sound without fuss. Roger and Michael discuss common vocal mics like the Shure SM 58.
Kate Slaney explains the importance of understanding what the lyric of a song really means to you and how you can use that to communicate an emotion to your audience.
