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Hey Which Is a good cd to practice daily? |
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Posts: 349 (05/14/09 1:00 PM) |
I've a pretty OKAY mix :P but i wanna improve my connection, weight and strength of my mix . Also I want to improve my range, ( i can only reach about like
e5 with my so called head voice , but i've seen so many of brett's singers go way beyond that easily)
Which cd could i do ? 
Last Edited By: chaosfayt 05/15/09 4:18 PM.
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JollyJake |
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Posts: 2328 (05/14/09 2:06 PM) Administrator |
CD 6 is great, but it all depends on how you do the exercises. Try vocalizing with a heavier sound above G4 and see what happens.
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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Posts: 349 (05/14/09 2:30 PM) |
Ok, so maybe my mix isnt established at all lol cause its really heady, i'll give you an example. But the sound quality is really bad on this so please
pardon me if your ears hurt while listening to this :P
http://www.box.net/shared/p78xeipkqt I know i splat the wants but thats not the point :P The "for every piece " is my mix and as you can see its very very heady =( |
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Posts: 415 (05/14/09 7:02 PM) |
Personally CD5 and CD6 are my faves. CD5 is like "the" mix CD for me. The Nuahs and Nos are especially helpful to me. The fry excersizes on CD6 are
great for relaxing the chords and increasing range.
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chaosfayt |
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Posts: 349 (05/15/09 7:53 AM) |
But CD 5 is like the cd he keeps trying to put in vibrato lol
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Posts: 2328 (05/15/09 1:17 PM) Administrator |
Let me elaborate on my point:
What is so different about the nays opposed to the mums? Take away the nastiness from the nays and the dopey sound from the mums, and what do you have left? You have vowels alone: You have a word which you are vocalizing on. While it's true that some vowels are easier to sing, my point is that it isn't the exercise that does it for you, it is how you do it! If you want to train to a thicker, fuller mix, what do you think you'll need to start doing? Start vocalizing with a heavier sound. The magic isn't in the word (Nay/Mum), it's all about how you do it! 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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Posts: 349 (05/15/09 4:20 PM) |
How do i get a heavier sound lol, thats my problem , i've tried more cord compression, like more pressure, but the sound is still light . And when i try to
do it heavier i crack back to chest or strain :S
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