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spudbud55	Brett manning associate lessons	Lead	[-]
Posts: 6 (05/11/09 3:50 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Report Post	After months off of technique practice, I'm back on it ... But I'm feelin' less than confident on the ability scale, so I've been considering booking a skype lesson with a Brett Manning associate. I'm just afraid it'll be $100 or so to be told things I've heard from other voice teachers in the past, and I just can't figure out how these lessons will differ from other lessons I've had. I'm also afraid that I'm not quite "good" enough to be getting these special lessons and should stick to SS 'till I'm worthy of their teaching greatness : P Any thoughts on when you're "ready" for a brett manning associate lesson? I dunno... I mean my biggest fear is that a voice teacher would just tell a student about his untapped talent so that he keeps coming and the teacher keep getting paid. So, anyone with experience, would the BMA teachers be completely honest and let me know if I really have the potential to progress? And if I'm still at the point where I'm hoping to have that answered, am I just not ready for a BMA lesson? I hate to be Mr. Doubtful, but at this point I just feel sooo unaccomplished for how much work I've put in! : P
Thorsten		#1	[-]
Posts: 25 (05/12/09 8:54 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Report Post	I think there is no thing such as "being not ready for a BMA lesson" unless you are taking this lesson not on your own free will. If you really want to learn - you will learn. I started with the SS CD program in august last year and decided to take skype lessons with Jesse Nemitz end of january this year. By now i had about 7 lessons with him. The lessons are amazing. Of course there are ups and downs, but I could have not proceeded so far without those lessons. The only thing i regret is not having started with the skype lessons earlier. So by writing these lines I think there is a clear answer to your question: You better should have started yesterday than tomorrow! I think a lesson is very important when you are just about to start with this vocal technique, to make sure you're on the right way and to figure out what exercises you have to work on. You can consider not to take a lesson each week. Maybe every second or third week. That gives you enough time to work on those things you've learned. In the end you will need that time to develop your vocal chords. If you take a lesson every day, that won't change much about it. Thorsten
CunoDante		#2	[-]
Posts: 960 (05/12/09 1:28 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Report Post	There is no substitute for real lessons, regardless of what level you're starting at. The BIGGEST advantage that live lessons have over working by yourself is that you can get real-time feedback on what you're doing, so that you no longer have to second guess, "Am I doing this right?" Additionally, a teacher will be able to give you other suggestions that you probably won't find in the program. So you really have nothing to lose with a teacher except for potential progress that could be sped along. I wish you the best with whatever choice you make. ~~Dante~~
JollyJake		#3	[-]
Posts: 2329 (05/13/09 7:55 AM) Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Report Post	I've had a few lessons with Jesse and he is an excellent teacher! He'll help you dive right in after he sees where you are vocally. I don't know about the others, but I'm sure they are great as well. Jake "Work very, very hard - be grounded, be passionate about what you do and find the thing within yourself to make you want to be you. Go beyond me, be yourself, say what you want to say." - Josh Groban "The better you are at vocalizing, the better you will be at singing." - Musiciano

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