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From:  RALUCOB@a...
RALUCOB@a...
Date:  Sat Dec 2, 2000  3:04 am
Subject:  Re: [vocalist-temporary] Spectral analysis


well, that's better. thank you all for answering my question about the
benefits of spectral analysis. i have a few follow up questions and you
all can pick and choose which you want to answer.

do you use spectral analysis in lessons where the student sees the
analysis right away? if you don't, isn't that a missed oppurtunity or, is
that just too much of a pain in the butt? have any of you ever done
extensive analysis of non classical singers? are the analyses of such
singers too varied to make spectral analyses of such singers valuable?
(other than to say they more are less sing as an extension of speech).
have you ever seen a spectral analysis of a singer before hearing them sing
and have been quite surprised when you finally heard how they really sounded
compared to what you had imagined?

thanks,
mike


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  Replies Name/Email Yahoo! ID Date Size
7248 Re: Spectral analysis Craig Tompkins   Sat  12/2/2000   3 KB
7252 Re: Spectral analysis Domisosing@a...   Sun  12/3/2000   2 KB
7274 Re: Spectral analysis RALUCOB@a...   Sun  12/3/2000   2 KB
7510 Re: Spectral analysis Craig Tompkins   Sun  12/10/2000   4 KB
7511 Re: Spectral analysis Craig Tompkins   Sun  12/10/2000   4 KB
7513 Re: Spectral analysis RALUCOB@a...   Sun  12/10/2000   2 KB
7526 Re: Spectral analysis Domisosing@a...   Mon  12/11/2000   2 KB
7686 Re: Spectral analysis Kevin Hollis   Tue  12/19/2000   2 KB

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