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I know, I know, don't bite my head off just yet. I know what you're thinking, "there is no place for karaoke during my vocal practice." For most of you, this statement is correct. However, I know how hard practicing can be. I know there are a few of you out there that don't have enough time to dedicate a few hours a week to vocal training. There is where karaoke comes in. I'll explain below! Before you totally write off this article you'll have to admit: karaoke is fun! If you haven't yet had the experience of blasting out vocals to your favorite songs with your friends then you are missing one of life's greatest experiences. If this is you, stop reading right now and make a date with your friends to hit up the local karaoke bar this weekend. With a little bit of practice (okay, maybe A LOT of practice) this could be you: What about those who still have a fear of performing in front of people? Well, that's why the home karaoke system was invented. Designed for those who want to host a more intimate karaoke outing. Also, a great addition to liven up any regular house party. For the rest of us, we know how exhilarating it can be hitting the high notes to the backing track. We know the feeling of seeing the crowd actually enjoying a karaoke performance. Some of you may even be familiar with the high that comes from an enthusiastic applause from the audience. But karaoke isn't something that we actually should take seriously is it? Well, in my opinion, the answer is both YES and NO. Mastering singing is just like any other musical endeavor. It requires both time and purposeful practice. Those who have the control to really let loose while singing have spent hours training their breathing, vocal chords, and posture. They've put in the hours and hard work required to master a skill. One common thread that every experience singer shares is time. If you ask them they will likely tell you they are constantly singing. The sing in the car, in the shower, doing laundry, washing dishes. While this is not exactly purposeful practice, the hours add up over time. If you're like most people, finding all that time to sing can be exhausting. Seriously, who has an extra hour a day to devote to singing? This is where karaoke comes in. While it may be difficult to find the motivation to grind out an hour of practicing the major scale, it's far easier to head down to the bar with your friends for a fun night of karaoke. This is a place where you can relax and let loose. You can challenge yourself under pressure. You can push the boundaries of your range and ability with a little help from alcohol. You may even find yourself getting far more singing in then you would during your typical practice session. Learning a new skill doesn't always have to be a grind. Through finding fun workarounds you are able to make the process much easier. You may even find that karaoke provides you with a new source of motivation. The karaoke stage can be a great way to showcase your talent to a receptive and forgiving crowd. If you underperform, no one has to know that you've been secretly taking singing lessons for the past year. If you knock it out of the park, all the power to you. So while karaoke can be another powerful tool in your arsenal, it doesn't have to be shrouded in a technique and rigor like your regular rehearsals. While I know many of you will still look down your noses at karaoke, I hope I've inspired at least one person to go and give it a chance. What do you think? Is karaoke something worth trying? Let me know in the comments below! View full articles
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Hello Friends, I am coming back here on this site after a long and infact was not singing since long time due to some reasons.. I am Umesh from India. And sometimes I love to sing western songs as well. Please take out a little of your valuable time to watch my this cover song and let me know how it is ? I would love to hear your feedback. And also if you like it in my voice then please do subscribe my youtube channel. I am coming up with many more covers soon. Waiting for kind and valuable feedback and suggestion.
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Before you totally write off this article you'll have to admit: karaoke is fun! If you haven't yet had the experience of blasting out vocals to your favorite songs with your friends then you are missing one of life's greatest experiences. If this is you, stop reading right now and make a date with your friends to hit up the local karaoke bar this weekend. With a little bit of practice (okay, maybe A LOT of practice) this could be you: What about those who still have a fear of performing in front of people? Well, that's why the home karaoke system was invented. Designed for those who want to host a more intimate karaoke outing. Also, a great addition to liven up any regular house party. For the rest of us, we know how exhilarating it can be hitting the high notes to the backing track. We know the feeling of seeing the crowd actually enjoying a karaoke performance. Some of you may even be familiar with the high that comes from an enthusiastic applause from the audience. But karaoke isn't something that we actually should take seriously is it? Well, in my opinion, the answer is both YES and NO. Mastering singing is just like any other musical endeavor. It requires both time and purposeful practice. Those who have the control to really let loose while singing have spent hours training their breathing, vocal chords, and posture. They've put in the hours and hard work required to master a skill. One common thread that every experience singer shares is time. If you ask them they will likely tell you they are constantly singing. The sing in the car, in the shower, doing laundry, washing dishes. While this is not exactly purposeful practice, the hours add up over time. If you're like most people, finding all that time to sing can be exhausting. Seriously, who has an extra hour a day to devote to singing? This is where karaoke comes in. While it may be difficult to find the motivation to grind out an hour of practicing the major scale, it's far easier to head down to the bar with your friends for a fun night of karaoke. This is a place where you can relax and let loose. You can challenge yourself under pressure. You can push the boundaries of your range and ability with a little help from alcohol. You may even find yourself getting far more singing in then you would during your typical practice session. Learning a new skill doesn't always have to be a grind. Through finding fun workarounds you are able to make the process much easier. You may even find that karaoke provides you with a new source of motivation. The karaoke stage can be a great way to showcase your talent to a receptive and forgiving crowd. If you underperform, no one has to know that you've been secretly taking singing lessons for the past year. If you knock it out of the park, all the power to you. So while karaoke can be another powerful tool in your arsenal, it doesn't have to be shrouded in a technique and rigor like your regular rehearsals. While I know many of you will still look down your noses at karaoke, I hope I've inspired at least one person to go and give it a chance. What do you think? Is karaoke something worth trying? Let me know in the comments below!
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Hi! I just joined this site, and was hoping you could rate my singing and let me know what is being done well and what needs to improve. I just posted my first song on YouTube. I covered Demi Lovato's Stone Cold. This is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3j0F9OG2cI . Thanks in advance!
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I never took lessons or really sang much in public before but I just want feedback if I start. Thank you https://www.smule.com/recording/the-little-mermaid-disney-part-of-your-world-part-of-your-world/117899271_2374836385
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Hi I am in a judas priest cover band. And i would like some feedback on these three covers it may be low volume but i think you can hear. I recorded them on Smule. https://www.smule.com/recording/judas-priest-victim-of-changes-unleashed-in-the-east/713794929_2292990753 https://www.smule.com/recording/judas-priest-desert-plains-judas-priest/713794929_2292983225 https://www.smule.com/recording/judas-priest-the-green-manalish/713794929_2292994842
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Hey everyone! This is my first post, so I am a little anxious about the reactions I'll get for this :/ I recorded myself singing Little Talks by Monsters and Men, and it would be great if someone would've told me what I need to improve. Now I have gotten several comments regarding the audio and how the mix is kinda unbalanced, but if you could look past that it would be great Hope to hear your opinion guys!
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Hi , here is my cover of "man against the world " originally performed by survivor . I sing it 4 half tons down , because i am not a high tenor like jimmy jamison. Please review and comment for me to improve my singing. Thank you
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13 Year old boy (me) sings Life of the party by Shawn Mendes
Skylersings posted a topic in Review My Singing
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Hello I did sing this song yesterday but the audience booed me and left. What did i do wrong? https://vocaroo.com/i/s0f6pKgJvc9u
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Hi All, I have created a YouTube Channel on which I plan to upload acoustic guitar instrumentals to help fellow singers train and improve their singing skills. Looking for feedback and suggestions. What do you guys think? Link to the latest video:
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karaoke Need To Change The Key to Fit My Voice!
Matthew Patrick posted a topic in General Discussions
Hey. So. I'm new to all this. I can't play guitar or piano.. so I'm starting to sing using karaoke musics. But the problem is. Usually a song. They make the pitch the same as the singer voice . So it's easier for them to sing. But the thing is when I want to sing his/her song on karaoke version. My vocal range can't hit the high notes if I want to sing . So I need to sing it with lower range which makes it so uneasy on my vocal. So I search on the internet and found that I can use programs to change the pitch of some karaoke songs. So its easier on my voice. The thing is I'm so new about this so I don't know how much I should decrease (Semitones) on the pitch setting... So I'm here to ask you guys how to count the exact Semitones to be decreased on the song so I can sing it easily. Thanks . Sorry if this kinda confusing . I'm totally new to this stuff... Thank you so much -
Hello I have this american friend who is a singer and we are gonna perform a musical this year. Does it sound good? I am the guy singing. https://www.smule.com/recording/meatloaf-bat-out-of-hell/1006625169_1179925409
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A song i have been starting to practice on. https://www.smule.com/recording/meatloaf-bat-out-of-hell/713794929_1185320021
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Am I just a bathroom singer or could be more?? Any honest reviews ??
moonabid123 posted a topic in Review My Singing
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Hello , This is my first publication i little bit nervous i want to know your impressions about this song and Thank you !!
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I just wanna know what should i do to become famous and how to release my first song!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hi guys, today I had some spare time and recorded another Def Leppard song: Bringing on a Heartbreak. Please leave your comments, the good, the bad, an the worst. I hope you guys enjoy it. Cheers https://app.box.com/s/bc96apne2x4cifsdy8ey1uzszk3rb2ft
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the four pillars of singing Vocal Improvement Diary YouTube, ongoing
mchlclark posted a topic in TVS Student Training Journal
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Hello I tried to cover one of my favourites from Iron Maiden i know it sounds off pitch and shitty. But i just want advice on how to make it sound better? I played guitar along with it too but it didnt sound so much. Im a baritone too so any advice on how to work in the higher range would be the best. I know it sounds shit.
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For my school production, they are getting us to sing with a karaoke backing track. However, the backing track they are using is too high a key for me to sing in. What should I do?
