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From:
"John Cheshire" <
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>
"John Cheshire" <
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>
Date:
Fri Nov 30, 2001 1:11 am
Subject:
Re: hearing one's own voice
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, Laurence Helleu <
--- In
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, Laurence Helleu <
wrote:
> Hello, I'm not a singer, but I'm very much interested in the way
> profesional
> lyric singer work. I want to know il even when you havr a very good
> technique you still need a coach to control your voice BECAUSE you
> cannot hear your own voice. (Please forgive me for my bad english).
Well, I'm not professional, although who knows, maybe one day....
But anyway, one simple way of hearing oneself a little better while
practicing is to sing facing a wall. The sound bounces back and
certainly sounds different to when you try to listen to yourself
otherwise.
Of course, a microphone and headphones are another way to hear
yourself, but the sound will very much depend on the microphone and
the amplification, not to mention the headphones themselves.
Last, but not least, it is nice to find a resonant room to sing in.
The better the resonance, the better the feedback to your ears. I like
to sing on my stairs - about half way up....like Kermit's nephew.
John Cheshire