Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q. Can I get access to your amazing exercises and all the tips and advice that you have to
offer?
A. Yes, as a member of my vocal community you certainly will be able to access everything in time. Just continue to log into my site to stay up to date regarding all available info.
Q. Can I get individual coaching online?
A. Yes you will be able to get online coaching. I will let you know when.
Q. I am trying to complete your survey but there are some questions that I don't understand:
Why do you have to choose your age range?
A. I need to know what my demographic is - who I am helping.
Q. In the 'What kind of singer are you?' question, what do all the choices mean?
A. Group = a choir or singing combo
Solo = singing on your own or as a lead singer in a band
Closet & Shower = someone who does not feel comfortable singing in front of other people
Backyard = someone who sings outdoors only at family and friends' social gatherings
Party = someone who sings indoors at family and friends'social gatherings
Pub/Club = as above with the added introduction of strangers and karaoke
Competitive = karaoke and Idol type competitions
Theraputic = singing for fun and stress relief
Everywhere = someone who does not mind singing at any location or event, in- or outdoors
Q. How do I know what kind of help I need?
A. Wider Range = Everyone has a lowest singable note and a highest singable note.With the correct exercises I can often increase your range, especially at the higher end, which allows you to sing more difficult songs.
Voice Production = the process of how your voice gets from your vocal chords to the listener. If you have this knowledge you will have better control over your voice.
Voice Projection = how much volume your voice can project to the listener. Useful to improve if you have a softer sound.
Harmony Exercises = learning to sing appropriate notes other than the main melody at the same time as the lead singer. Very handy to develop if you sing with other people.
Wow Factor = sometimes called the 'X' factor, it refers to a performer who has an innate ability to capture and continuously hold the audience's attention seemingly without effort. These performers have a kind of an aura that is difficult though not impossible to acquire, that allows them to do virtually anything on stage, good or bad, and still have the audience's focus and unfailing adoration!
Better Diction = pronouncing your words so that the listener can understand them.
Q. Do I have to enter an Idol competition in order to further my singing career?
A. The simple answer is no. Most entertainers who want a career in the Music Industry don't bother with the Idol concept at all. Instead, they work hard at promoting their singing and songwriting talents by live local performances, demo CDs and the social networking found on the internet, which helps to build their fan base.
Q. Can I become a pro singer without lessons?
A. You could...... but you would not last long in the grueling music industry of today before your voice would burn out. Also a competent teacher can give you confidence, help you look after your voice, give you a solid technique and help you realize your full potential as a singer.
Q. Can I get access to your amazing exercises and all the tips and advice that you have to
offer?
A. Yes, as a member of my vocal community you certainly will be able to access everything in time. Just continue to log into my site to stay up to date regarding all available info.
Q. Can I get individual coaching online?
A. Yes you will be able to get online coaching. I will let you know when.
Q. I am trying to complete your survey but there are some questions that I don't understand:
Why do you have to choose your age range?
A. I need to know what my demographic is - who I am helping.
Q. In the 'What kind of singer are you?' question, what do all the choices mean?
A. Group = a choir or singing combo
Solo = singing on your own or as a lead singer in a band
Closet & Shower = someone who does not feel comfortable singing in front of other people
Backyard = someone who sings outdoors only at family and friends' social gatherings
Party = someone who sings indoors at family and friends'social gatherings
Pub/Club = as above with the added introduction of strangers and karaoke
Competitive = karaoke and Idol type competitions
Theraputic = singing for fun and stress relief
Everywhere = someone who does not mind singing at any location or event, in- or outdoors
Q. How do I know what kind of help I need?
A. Wider Range = Everyone has a lowest singable note and a highest singable note.With the correct exercises I can often increase your range, especially at the higher end, which allows you to sing more difficult songs.
Voice Production = the process of how your voice gets from your vocal chords to the listener. If you have this knowledge you will have better control over your voice.
Voice Projection = how much volume your voice can project to the listener. Useful to improve if you have a softer sound.
Harmony Exercises = learning to sing appropriate notes other than the main melody at the same time as the lead singer. Very handy to develop if you sing with other people.
Wow Factor = sometimes called the 'X' factor, it refers to a performer who has an innate ability to capture and continuously hold the audience's attention seemingly without effort. These performers have a kind of an aura that is difficult though not impossible to acquire, that allows them to do virtually anything on stage, good or bad, and still have the audience's focus and unfailing adoration!
Better Diction = pronouncing your words so that the listener can understand them.
Q. Do I have to enter an Idol competition in order to further my singing career?
A. The simple answer is no. Most entertainers who want a career in the Music Industry don't bother with the Idol concept at all. Instead, they work hard at promoting their singing and songwriting talents by live local performances, demo CDs and the social networking found on the internet, which helps to build their fan base.
Q. Can I become a pro singer without lessons?
A. You could...... but you would not last long in the grueling music industry of today before your voice would burn out. Also a competent teacher can give you confidence, help you look after your voice, give you a solid technique and help you realize your full potential as a singer.
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