A Singer's Dream Studio - What Do You Really Need?

Published: Tue, 10/12/10

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- May 24, 2010 
 
 
 
 
Welcome to Hot Tips For Smart Singers! 
Volume 9, No. 2, 2010   YOUR DREAM STUDIO - A Gift For Yourself! 


 
WELCOME!
 
A Beginning Singer's DREAM STUDIO!

If your interest is in becoming a better singer - a dedicated amateur or a budding professional - NOW is the time to think about assembling the right equipment to create your own DREAM studio. 
 
I remember the excitement I felt when I received my first "good" microphone as a gift for Christmas. I felt that I was entering one of the most exciting careers in singing (singer/songwriter), and that mic symbolized to me the dedication I felt towards becoming really good.
I loved that microphone!
 
NEXT WEEK! DREAM STUDIO - Part Two
A working studio contains a lot more than musical equipment. After doing a lot of research, I'll tell you about:
- a singing course that I think can help young vocalists learn on their own at home.
- Also, I have suggestions for you about two good books on songwriting.
- Read about helpful music software.
- And explore the power of having your own Web site.

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I Wish You Great Singing!
Barbara Lewis

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Weekly Quote 
"It's not necessarily the amount of time you spend at practice that counts; it's what you put into the practice." - Eric Lindros (hockey player)
 
A QUICK SINGING TIP! 
Some singers feel that simply singing through their
songs makes for a good practice.
Not true. Take the time to:

1. Breathe a little... to calm & centre your body.
2. Do at least a good 10 concentrated minutes of vocal warm-ups to get the muscles of your body & your singer's
mind co-ordinated for singing.
3. Look through your song - find the difficult places. Decide how you will approach those phrases.
 4. Read carefully through the words & find the "feel" for the song. Than make a mental note of the high points or the climaxes. That is...
KNOW YOUR SONG'S ARC...

 


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