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Natter 72: We Were Unprepared for This
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I think it's just a question of practicing in your upper range.
What do you singer folks do to practice? I miss having a really good voice. Just sing along with stuff every day? Scales?
I'm quiet because I'm shortly going into my sixth meeting of the day and I'm dying of the tired.
What do you singer folks do to practice? I miss having a really good voice. Just sing along with stuff every day? Scales?
The main thing is to just go ahead and sing - nothing improves your voice more than singing. Pick something you enjoy doing so it isn't a chore.
Something that can really help is to pick a recording where you like the singer's sound, and work on imitating it. It can be easier to match a good sound than to try to figure it out on your own.
(Why do I only ever post when I feel like I can answer someone's question?)
Well, I sing in a choir. You could do that, voice lessons, scales. Naturally, since we live in the future, it looks like there's plenty of warm-ups available on YouTube.
I don't practice on my own at all, which is (part of) why I'm not really very good. So right now I'm practicing once a week. When I have stuff in my head, I work on the nuanced stuff we're doing with the chorus, not actual singing. Like he wants us to sing "behold" like you actually say it, not like "bee-hold."
almost never ever sing a long E in my chior. I call it Julie Andrews singing with a pursed mouth. I kinda hate it because my comfort singing is gospel choir and while this is a small untrained church choir - the Director is trained and it is all very formal formal.
Speaking of voices.
I just recorded a meeting so I could facilitate it and then write up notes later, and OH MY GOD, why do I sound like that, what is that, THE HORROR.