Here are two key ideas, no pun intended. 1) Sing a lot. 2) Listen a lot. The ear to brain to mouth connection can be strengthened like a muscle. The more you do it, the better you will become.
A common tip is to relate an interval, e.g. half step, to a familiar melody. I tried this hundreds times of times but I do not recognize the half step when the rhythm changes. i.e. , Familar song melody #1 contains a half step. And I practice that. But when I come across Song #2 which also contains a half step but with different rhythm, I don't recognize the half step. It's almost like I am starting over; there is no carry over effect from the song #1 practice.
+Alexander Lee hey ,if anyone else trying to find out how to sing like a pro try Jaffacter Super Singer Coach(do a google search ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got cool success with it.
+Alexander Lee hi guys, the best success that I have ever had was with the Bens Singer Blog (just google it) definately the most incredible method that I've followed.
After wanting for several years to become a better singer I came across Bens Singer Blog and this appears to be the best online system (google it if you are interested)
@@phantomplanet07ify note????? tone?????......same letters same basic thing....people not knowing how to sing the right note to get the right tone......people call that being tone deaf.....its just easier to say tone deaf rather explain every time what it means.....how is it a myth
@@pearltears8039 But thats not what tone deaf is. just because you dont posses the skill to hit a note when hearing it doesnt make you tone deaf.. If you can tell whether or not a note is higher or lower then you can tell the tone lmfao.. the wording is incorrect what youre describing is not tone deaf homie.
Wow! Thank you so much! My sister & I have sung A Capella all of our lives. We weren't schooled, but we DID learn to use a tape recorder to hear ourselves when we were kids back in 1968 - 1976! Groovy!
they have c1, c2, c3, c4, etc. it's all the same note. the difference is that the sound vibration's frequency is compressed to half or expanded to double each time you go up or down an octave
Good teacher, clear, concise and a very enjoyable lesson. If only most of the contestants on these reality shows took some of these lessons. They would not make fools of themselves on national TV.
In spite of my extremely poor speech hearing, I do have great pitch! The part when she went sharp just about drove me crazy! She did not go flat as much. Off key - off pitch is something I cannot stand to hear! I used to be terrible with pitch but then I had an ear infection that knocked out most of the hearing in my right ear and now I hear pitch real well. My right ear hears sounds at a higher pitch than my left ear. Knowing this might help others. At least I hope so. I record Church services and individually record each person in the choir and even though they are good singers by themselves, they sound terrible in the choir. They tend to not pay attention to their own singing when they are in the choir. Because of this, their voices tend to wander all over the place. I told them this but they ignore me. If they heard my recordings, they would freak out! LOL! As for me singing, I rarely do so because after I do, I get very dizzy. I almost died from pneumonia when I was a baby and my lungs were damaged. I love music anyway. Thanks much for the videos!
I want to thank you for this lesson. Although I went to a performing arts school to study music, I have always had a problem with pitch. I feel hopeless on stage. I had a teacher whom I respected tell me to mouth song lyrics. Even though I got into a high competitive school here in New York, I still can't shake this feeling that I will always be off pitch. In fact it is so bad (thanks to the great support of this teacher) that I seldom sing out anymore despite the fact that music is my passion.
Very good. I'm a pro singer that is having to perform with hearing loss accumulated over my long career. I have faced pitch issues I never had before. This "bullseye" approach and coming in from above instead of scooping up is a great mental exercise! I'm going to work at this one. Thank you so much for sharing your gift of teaching with us!
So useful for teaching my (possibly slightly tone-deaf) partner! He can sing along with songs great, but can't discern when he's going off-key which, as someone with perfect pitch (I am my own pitch pipe) can start to grate after a while! Unfortunately, because good pitch comes naturally to me, I had absolutely no idea how to teach the concept to someone! Thanks so much for this! :D
this is EXTREMELY helpful!! im having the most difficult time with staying on pitch.. mostly higher notes and low notes but im ok in the middle :3 thanks!!!
Lean BLNK professional or not there is a lot of people with good advice on about any singing lesson sight. What works for one does not always work for another. I in fact appreciate all the advice I Have gotten thru the years. I don't know how you can say who is an expert and who is not. I have used several vocal coaches thru the years and picked up bits and pieces from all as well as less than perfect singers (expert means experienced ) anyone who has been singing for awhile is experienced.
I have to go a little sharp when I'm singing. It's an effective challenge but it never fails me. My cello teacher introduced the concept when I was soloing. "Go North, Charity." I use it when I'm singing but it's because I sing a little flat. How can a cellist sing flat when she plays spot on? Easy. I can feel the sounds waves through my fingers and the tuning peg in my ear. With singing, it's like I don't even know myself. Even though I've spent my life on a fretless instrument. I love this first tutorial, thank you. - Charity
Great vid. One of the things I almost instantly noticed about my own voice is when singing single notes for long periods of time, I have difficulty exerting the same amount of air, and that translates to my voice sounding wavery and slightly airy. Is there any way to correct this, or is it just down to practicing vocal strength/mouth muscle strength?
Work on compression (talk like you would under water - compress @ the chest), then let the least air possible pass through while singing, but focus on projecting it with less air.
John Chow Dont fall for this, its a long video that brain washes you and repeats on telling you the same points over and over and over again (HOW YOU CAN SURE BECOME A SINGER BUT JUST A MATTER OF TIME) and it keeps telling you that he wants to share his secret, but he really isnt, he is just constantly brain washing you to make you believe it works, for the time being that you are waiting for the FREE TIP . ALl the patience you had during the time are used well for their mental education on convincing you their product and singing lessons. This goes for many other websites, they are the same campagin and method , goes for many workout tips sites too. Not saying its a scam, but just be careful on your decision.
Cari Cole, you are the best! So nice and pleasant manner of yours - I love it. Thank you for your input. ("Journey", Steely Dan"? - I am sold. I love them. My favorite bands.)
Is there any way you could upload what you are playing on the piano and a couple of other excersises notes on the piano for practicing pitch. I'm kind of teaching myself.
it's easy to sing on pitch during exercises themselves or when you focus on one to a few notes on the piano, but to apply it to singing a song is so hard!
Very good explanations. THINK on the TOP end of the bullseye rather than on the bottom end. In other words think of the top end of the note to make sure you are there. All people I have ever heard that have bad pitch sing FLAT which is offending to anyone with good pitch. Singers that are off key are almost always Flat, very rarely are they Sharp. lol
I actually understand her and the circle analogy, must be because I've been doing ear training to correct my pitch, and there are notes where I dont really hit (I am always sharp) but still within the circle, it bugs me, but my coach says it's fine for now as we continue to work on it, as some listeners won't notice. my tip is to trust what you hear, when I think too much that's when I don't hit the note, when I just listen and sing, I hit it perfectly.
omg thank you so much, i was wondering why i couldn't hit any notes in songs and i realised that it was because i am a beginner singer and those songs are really hard. i am running through that five note scale and you are really helping me out because i usually sound really flat!
Try singing songs in sharps and flats. I use to have the same problem only inverted I use to sing in flats so I would pick songs written in flats. Worked out perfect.
What a well tuned voice you have my dear. But I really really would love you to give me some idea how to sing low pitch notes, because that is where I am truly horrible.
technically speaking, pitch is a specific frequency of sound vibrations. in other words, pitch is a musical note like A, B, Eb, F, etc. keys on a piano. tone, on the other hand, is more the quality of the sound. pitch is actually a combination of multiple resonating frequencies that average each other out, so tone can be changed by an equalizer, which can boost or suppress specific vibrations. imagine the difference between janis joplin and, say, katy perry. nasal, guttural, faint, clear, etc
My name isShacha Diana iv just started a singing class and I’m told I’m out of pitch can u Advice me on how to train my voice to be in pitch as I want to become a successful singer
And of course people have experimented with pitch shifting before then, but it was much more difficult before digital technology. But it was done. I think the Beatles were among the first to experiment with affecting vocals.
no you would be singing in an octave lower. singing the high c flat would mean the note your singing is somewhere in between c and a note lower than c. if your just slightly flat would mean your note is in between c and the next lower note being a B or B#
This seems great for beginners, but if you have a musical ear, it is really easy to find the pitch. Not the perfect pitch, but not as much as a flat or a sharp note off.
If anyone can come close to answering this it would be appreciated, when playing chords either on a piano or guitar there are many notes played within each chord , so how do you know or decided which note to sing over each chord ? Thanks !
Your voice the way you hear it sounds different than how others hear it. That's because you hear it both inside your head and out. If you want to hear what your voice sounds to others (and your microphone), place your hands in front of your ears (not covering but standing out, like this: -- O -- and speak or sing then. You'll get an idea of what you sound like to the rest of the world. :)
Until about 1 year ago I could never sing on pitch. I couldn't even hear or know what I was doing. Just sang in the car or in the shower. Then I just picked up a guitar and started low and brought my voice into the pitch. It seemed my voice and the 5th string C note matched. I hadn't trained my ear to listen for pitch. Then I went to my piano and started to train my voice to equal what I played on the piano. When my piano and voice matched I could suddenly hear it! All my life I couldn't sing on pitch. Now I can for the notes in my range. (baritone) A music teacher in college said I was tone deaf. I was just not trained by anyone. I had to train myself.
For ages I didn't realise what tuning was about, when I sing I use emotion, but that would always lead to what I thought was a softer voice, now I realise that softer voice is just me being flat. But when I try to sing on pitch it isn't really a natural sound.
BLNK nobody is doubting her ability And I agree with the whole vibration thing but their is people on different levels of singing not knowing what they are looking for they are simply being rerouted to areas more beneficial based on their questions. Im concurring with her on her teaching I simply break down what she is doing and why and the importance. If she had a problem with advice and discussion on her sight it wouldn't be open for comments. Its same as classmates helping one another out.
Hiyaaaa! So many of these just leave you spinning your wheels, but have you heard about - the SonaVoyce Complete Singing System program (Have a quick look on GOOGLE - cannot remember the place now)? I have heard some wild things about it and my best friend got excellent progress in performing like a professional with it. I am convinced enough to start it myself.
Doesn't mention anything about the diaphram at all. But this is good. I just realized I was going higher in pitch than I should to the right key note I should sing, in this case for me, I'd be alwaye be harmonizing with the Beatles "Eleanor Rigby" song. I'd go so high that I can't hear myself be ON key with the tune.
in the first example of sharp and flat, you are not going sharp or flat. You are singing a different note. you are singing a whole step up, and down. C-D, C-B. that's not sharp or flat, that is a wrong note.
Here are two key ideas, no pun intended.
1) Sing a lot. 2) Listen a lot. The ear to brain to mouth connection can be strengthened like a muscle. The more you do it, the better you will become.
ABSOLUTELY CORRECT SIR !!!!
A common tip is to relate an interval, e.g. half step, to a familiar melody. I tried this hundreds times of times but I do not recognize the half step when the rhythm changes. i.e. , Familar song melody #1 contains a half step. And I practice that. But when I come across Song #2 which also contains a half step but with different rhythm, I don't recognize the half step. It's almost like I am starting over; there is no carry over effect from the song #1 practice.
sir you are wrong a little . 1 sing in pitch a lot of the time. 2. listen to what pitch in song other people singing
this woman is probably the only good teacher on Howcast ever
+Alexander Lee hey ,if anyone else trying to find out how to sing like a pro try Jaffacter Super Singer Coach(do a google search ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got cool success with it.
+Alexander Lee hi guys, the best success that I have ever had was with the Bens Singer Blog (just google it) definately the most incredible method that I've followed.
Alexander Lee I am using the Felicia Ricci videos
Alexander Lee And Ken Tamplin Vocal Academic also has great videos
After wanting for several years to become a better singer I came across Bens Singer Blog and this appears to be the best online system (google it if you are interested)
I literally cannot tell when I’m going flat im pissed
She has got a NICE audio rack behind her. Her comments are really helpful to me as a singer. Thanks for posting this.
She's so good. I used a vocal pitch monitor app and it shows she sings it perfectly just like the piano. I wish I could do that...
***** It's literally called that: Vical Pitch Monitor by TadaoYamaoka
character from being slightly out
@@commentfreely5443 Blues tonality too. Also, the piano tuning is tempered.
2:49 "Kind of like tuning a guitar string". Exactly what I was thinking before she said it. Helpful Video. Thanks.
Love this! I have never been able to carry a tune. So I am learning now. This is a great help. I CAN sing on tune! Thank you.
To be able to sing on pitch, first you need to be a good listener.
And not tone death.......
Pearl Tearsu tone deaf is a myth. Tone is extremely easy to tell if something is higher or lower but being able to pick out the note is not.
@@phantomplanet07ify note????? tone?????......same letters same basic thing....people not knowing how to sing the right note to get the right tone......people call that being tone deaf.....its just easier to say tone deaf rather explain every time what it means.....how is it a myth
@@pearltears8039 But thats not what tone deaf is. just because you dont posses the skill to hit a note when hearing it doesnt make you tone deaf.. If you can tell whether or not a note is higher or lower then you can tell the tone lmfao.. the wording is incorrect what youre describing is not tone deaf homie.
@@phantomplanet07ify tone-deaf
/ˈtōn ˌdef/
adjective
(of a person) unable to perceive differences of musical pitch accurately.
Such a good tutorial. I think all of these voice advice tutorials usually is just mumbo jumbo but this was good!
sephiroth x Then you don't know good vocal form.
Wow! Thank you so much! My sister & I have sung A Capella all of our lives. We weren't schooled, but we DID learn to use a tape recorder to hear ourselves when we were kids back in 1968 - 1976! Groovy!
Amazing tutorial! Thank you. My autistic son is a musician and he is working on his singing as his voice changes. This really helps.
they have c1, c2, c3, c4, etc.
it's all the same note.
the difference is that the sound vibration's frequency is compressed to half or expanded to double each time you go up or down an octave
Good teacher, clear, concise and a very enjoyable lesson. If only most of the contestants on these reality shows took some of these lessons. They would not make fools of themselves on national TV.
I want to learn from her.
Juanita McCracken
In spite of my extremely poor speech hearing, I do have great pitch! The part when she went sharp just about drove me crazy! She did not go flat as much.
Off key - off pitch is something I cannot stand to hear! I used to be terrible with pitch but then I had an ear infection that knocked out most of the hearing in my right ear and now I hear pitch real well. My right ear hears sounds at a higher pitch than my left ear. Knowing this might help others. At least I hope so.
I record Church services and individually record each person in the choir and even though they are good singers by themselves, they sound terrible in the choir. They tend to not pay attention to their own singing when they are in the choir. Because of this, their voices tend to wander all over the place. I told them this but they ignore me. If they heard my recordings, they would freak out! LOL!
As for me singing, I rarely do so because after I do, I get very dizzy. I almost died from pneumonia when I was a baby and my lungs were damaged. I love music anyway.
Thanks much for the videos!
You wouldn't believe how much the visioning notes as circles and aiming for the center made sense to me and helped me!!! thank you!!
I want to thank you for this lesson. Although I went to a performing arts school to study music, I have always had a problem with pitch. I feel hopeless on stage. I had a teacher whom I respected tell me to mouth song lyrics. Even though I got into a high competitive school here in New York, I still can't shake this feeling that I will always be off pitch. In fact it is so bad (thanks to the great support of this teacher) that I seldom sing out anymore despite the fact that music is my passion.
on 5.48 mins you have shown me more than anyone i have watched ever ... i think i love you...... wow
This woman is gold!
Wow, this video really helps, especially singing into the note from above. Thank you sooo much :)
Very good. I'm a pro singer that is having to perform with hearing loss accumulated over my long career. I have faced pitch issues I never had before. This "bullseye" approach and coming in from above instead of scooping up is a great mental exercise! I'm going to work at this one. Thank you so much for sharing your gift of teaching with us!
So useful for teaching my (possibly slightly tone-deaf) partner! He can sing along with songs great, but can't discern when he's going off-key which, as someone with perfect pitch (I am my own pitch pipe) can start to grate after a while! Unfortunately, because good pitch comes naturally to me, I had absolutely no idea how to teach the concept to someone! Thanks so much for this! :D
I never knew I was capable of falling in love listening to the major scale being sung but I know it now!!!
Excellent lesson! Perfect video length. Thank you!
Life's too short to sing flat
With out music, life would B flat.
Rob Monty248 Lmao get out 🤣🤣
this is EXTREMELY helpful!! im having the most difficult time with staying on pitch.. mostly higher notes and low notes but im ok in the middle :3
thanks!!!
Good fun - now i'm pissing off the neighbors without a drumset.
Ray Quigley Hmmm, that's a goal.:-)
😒😠🥁🎶🙉
This is the best singing lesson video I've seen on TH-cam! :)
Really helped me, thanks for making these videos!
This makes it easier to tune in clever techniques, lovely voice too! Thank you!
Lean BLNK professional or not there is a lot of people with good advice on about any singing lesson sight. What works for one does not always work for another. I in fact appreciate all the advice I Have gotten thru the years. I don't know how you can say who is an expert and who is not. I have used several vocal coaches thru the years and picked up bits and pieces from all as well as less than perfect singers (expert means experienced ) anyone who has been singing for awhile is experienced.
This is really helpful, I used to do this with the choir to learn the difference and to learn to hit the right note/pitch.
I have to go a little sharp when I'm singing. It's an effective challenge but it never fails me. My cello teacher introduced the concept when I was soloing. "Go North, Charity." I use it when I'm singing but it's because I sing a little flat. How can a cellist sing flat when she plays spot on? Easy. I can feel the sounds waves through my fingers and the tuning peg in my ear. With singing, it's like I don't even know myself. Even though I've spent my life on a fretless instrument. I love this first tutorial, thank you. - Charity
02:32 the center of bitch.
Hahhahaha ya 😂😂😂
+Drew Zuniga That's what we are always aiming for...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Drew Zuniga t
A good useful exercise to check in on now and again, Thank you for sharing!
These are great videos for beginners and advanced singers.
style of singing in pop music. catchy melodies, phrasing, and repetition. clear tone, perfect pitch.
wish i had this video when i took music appreciation in college. Thanks I learned more in 3 minutes than 3 months
Singing in the right pitch is so hard... x.x
hi I have no idea how to practice did you learn anything
You can record yourself singing and listen to it and see how u can improve:)
Fantastic....! Thank for the lesson!
Great vid. One of the things I almost instantly noticed about my own voice is when singing single notes for long periods of time, I have difficulty exerting the same amount of air, and that translates to my voice sounding wavery and slightly airy. Is there any way to correct this, or is it just down to practicing vocal strength/mouth muscle strength?
Work on compression (talk like you would under water - compress @ the chest), then let the least air possible pass through while singing, but focus on projecting it with less air.
Shiva Stone I'll give it a try, thanks.
You can learn how to sing like a pro with this great website here: *SingingPro . info*
my voice is not so strong..so when i try to take high pitches or try to expand any kinda note..then my voice fluctuates..any solution to this?
John Chow Dont fall for this, its a long video that brain washes you and repeats on telling you the same points over and over and over again (HOW YOU CAN SURE BECOME A SINGER BUT JUST A MATTER OF TIME) and it keeps telling you that he wants to share his secret, but he really isnt, he is just constantly brain washing you to make you believe it works, for the time being that you are waiting for the FREE TIP . ALl the patience you had during the time are used well for their mental education on convincing you their product and singing lessons. This goes for many other websites, they are the same campagin and method , goes for many workout tips sites too. Not saying its a scam, but just be careful on your decision.
good lesson also good looking teacher :)
very scientific. genius approach.
Cari Cole, you are the best! So nice and pleasant manner of yours - I love it. Thank you for your input. ("Journey", Steely Dan"? - I am sold. I love them. My favorite bands.)
Is there any way you could upload what you are playing on the piano and a couple of other excersises notes on the piano for practicing pitch. I'm kind of teaching myself.
it's easy to sing on pitch during exercises themselves or when you focus on one to a few notes on the piano, but to apply it to singing a song is so hard!
Very good explanations. THINK on the TOP end of the bullseye rather than on the bottom end. In other words think of the top end of the note to make sure you are there. All people I have ever heard that have bad pitch sing FLAT which is offending to anyone with good pitch. Singers that are off key are almost always Flat, very rarely are they Sharp. lol
I actually understand her and the circle analogy, must be because I've been doing ear training to correct my pitch, and there are notes where I dont really hit (I am always sharp) but still within the circle, it bugs me, but my coach says it's fine for now as we continue to work on it, as some listeners won't notice. my tip is to trust what you hear, when I think too much that's when I don't hit the note, when I just listen and sing, I hit it perfectly.
omg thank you so much, i was wondering why i couldn't hit any notes in songs and i realised that it was because i am a beginner singer and those songs are really hard. i am running through that five note scale and you are really helping me out because i usually sound really flat!
Try singing songs in sharps and flats. I use to have the same problem only inverted I use to sing in flats so I would pick songs written in flats. Worked out perfect.
What a well tuned voice you have my dear. But I really really would love you to give me some idea how to sing low pitch notes, because that is where I am truly horrible.
straight forward and easy to understand Thank you.
technically speaking, pitch is a specific frequency of sound vibrations. in other words, pitch is a musical note like A, B, Eb, F, etc. keys on a piano.
tone, on the other hand, is more the quality of the sound. pitch is actually a combination of multiple resonating frequencies that average each other out, so tone can be changed by an equalizer, which can boost or suppress specific vibrations. imagine the difference between janis joplin and, say, katy perry. nasal, guttural, faint, clear, etc
This just leaves me with more things to buy. But I like doing the warms ups and exercising I think I am improving.
When I saw the thumbnail I thought JK Rowling started teaching singing xD
Many thanks for this. A great intro. Will follow up on the links
YO! this teacher is PITCHIN!
Very helpful! Thanks from Canada!
My name isShacha Diana iv just started a singing class and I’m told I’m out of pitch can u
Advice me on how to train my voice to be in pitch as I want to become a successful singer
And of course people have experimented with pitch shifting before then, but it was much more difficult before digital technology. But it was done. I think the Beatles were among the first to experiment with affecting vocals.
Great lesson, very helpful, thanks v much
The way I understand it. The key is an area and the pitch is the variations of frequency in an area.
Thank u im trying to learn how to sing and better!
awesome Cari
no you would be singing in an octave lower. singing the high c flat would mean the note your singing is somewhere in between c and a note lower than c. if your just slightly flat would mean your note is in between c and the next lower note being a B or B#
This seems great for beginners, but if you have a musical ear, it is really easy to find the pitch. Not the perfect pitch, but not as much as a flat or a sharp note off.
Those sharp and flat notes hurt!!!!
You have a really good presentation. Enjoyed your video.
Im enjoying it so much thanks!!!
Very Nice Lesson
2:35 she said 'bitch' lol
😂😂😂😭😭😂😂 yasss lolol
Lol
DreadHeadVonte pitch*
I was drinking water and I spat it out all over my monitor!
Lol she did!
i practice everyday. tks a lot
If anyone can come close to answering this it would be appreciated, when playing chords either on a piano or guitar there are many notes played within each chord , so how do you know or decided which note to sing over each chord ? Thanks !
Your voice the way you hear it sounds different than how others hear it. That's because you hear it both inside your head and out.
If you want to hear what your voice sounds to others (and your microphone), place your hands in front of your ears (not covering but standing out, like this:
-- O -- and speak or sing then. You'll get an idea of what you sound like to the rest of the world. :)
Of Willie Nelson someone said 'he isn't on the note, he's not off it, he's not on the beat and he's not off beat.' Clue!
I think this is ganna help me go to the voice
these things are very easily taught in indian classical music when the learners are taught 'paltas' in different types of 'ragas'
pitch is the frequency of a sound wave resonance. it's a note. notice how speakers vibrate slower on low notes and buzz faster on high notes?
Very good, helpful, thanks
very good lession
Until about 1 year ago I could never sing on pitch. I couldn't even hear or know what I was doing. Just sang in the car or in the shower. Then I just picked up a guitar and started low and brought my voice into the pitch. It seemed my voice and the 5th string C note matched. I hadn't trained my ear to listen for pitch. Then I went to my piano and started to train my voice to equal what I played on the piano. When my piano and voice matched I could suddenly hear it! All my life I couldn't sing on pitch. Now I can for the notes in my range. (baritone) A music teacher in college said I was tone deaf. I was just not trained by anyone. I had to train myself.
Thanks for posting your videos
For ages I didn't realise what tuning was about, when I sing I use emotion, but that would always lead to what I thought was a softer voice, now I realise that softer voice is just me being flat. But when I try to sing on pitch it isn't really a natural sound.
can you guys do emotion s by mariah carey just try !!!!!
can you guys do emotion s by mariah carey just try !!!!!
beautiful Voice
BLNK nobody is doubting her ability And I agree with the whole vibration thing but their is people on different levels of singing not knowing what they are looking for they are simply being rerouted to areas more beneficial based on their questions. Im concurring with her on her teaching I simply break down what she is doing and why and the importance. If she had a problem with advice and discussion on her sight it wouldn't be open for comments. Its same as classmates helping one another out.
Good video it was helpful
Thank you
Great Video!
Hiyaaaa! So many of these just leave you spinning your wheels, but have you heard about - the SonaVoyce Complete Singing System program (Have a quick look on GOOGLE - cannot remember the place now)? I have heard some wild things about it and my best friend got excellent progress in performing like a professional with it. I am convinced enough to start it myself.
App? Pitch Pipe! :P Love your videos. Thanks!
She can really sing the notes well.
Doesn't mention anything about the diaphram at all. But this is good. I just realized I was going higher in pitch than I should to the right key note I should sing, in this case for me, I'd be alwaye be harmonizing with the Beatles "Eleanor Rigby" song. I'd go so high that I can't hear myself be ON key with the tune.
Tysm it really helped me!
That was actually very helpful.
Can howcast do a how to act series, for actors and actresses
This is so cool
GREAT GREAT GREAT!!!!!
Thankyou so so much !
Linnea Jarl ur right!!
thanks
in the first example of sharp and flat, you are not going sharp or flat. You are singing a different note. you are singing a whole step up, and down. C-D, C-B. that's not sharp or flat, that is a wrong note.
so nice