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This is the introductions thread. Say hi, tell us where you’re from and what you’re all about! In your introduction, answer these 3 questions: ➡️ What is your name? ➡️ What is your current music project and vision? ➡️ What moment made you want to pursue being a rock singer? We can’t wait to meet you!
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🚀 Fast Track Your Voice ☆ Work with us!
Rock Singing Lessons has space for new students and you can join us here! If you want to sing and scream without strain, and build the voice YOU want - reach out to us at Rock Singing Lessons and start mastering your voice today. We Specialize in ROCK & METAL Vocals! 🔥 Sing and scream for hours without strain 🔥 Increase endurance, power, & range 🔥 Master the vocal mechanics of rock singing 🔥 Eliminate vocal strain and fatigue 🔥 Build confidence in YOUR unique sound Join us and start mastering your voice today! With more than 30 years specializing in ROCK and METAL vocals. We've helped hundreds of aspiring singers achieve their vocal goals. 🚀 Many of our students have mastered their voice, written and recorded their own music, and perform professionally. ✅ What's Included • Proven techniques for ROCK & METAL vocals • Convenient ONLINE 1-on-1 Lessons • Direct instruction and PERSONALIZED coaching • Customized Training Routines to develop YOUR UNIQUE VOICE Rock singing lessons are just $293/month for two lessons per month. Lessons are an hour and are taught online so you can train from anywhere! ➡️ Please ask your questions about Rock Singing Lessons in the comments below or join us here! If you want to sing and scream without strain, and build the voice YOU want - reach out to us at Rock Singing Lessons. We can't wait to help you sing with confidence! 🚀
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30 Types of Distortion...And More If Combined With Each Other
One of the RSS videos estimates that you teach about 30 different ways of creating, distortion. This, along with all the other choices in rock vocals gives someone a wide variety of choices to choose from when building that tone and character of the voice they want. Someone whose biggest influences are Ronnie James Dio and Geoff Tate are likely going to make very different choices in what techniques they choose to excel at then someone whose two major influences are Robert Plant and David Coverdale. Someone whose biggest influences are all nu metal vocalists will make yet different choices. It would seem to me that vocalists tend to learn maybe just 2 or 3 types of distortion and really try to master them, rather than trying to get good at many distortion techniques. Just using Ronnie James Dio as an example because of how highly regarded he was by both his fans and his peers, if you were to identify how many of the different techniques for distortion he used throughout his career in Rainbow, Black Sabbath and Dio, would you expect to find more than two or three techniques he employed? I would guess not, but I'd like to know your opinion. My idea is based on Bruce Lee's philosophy that dictated: "I don't fear the man who has practiced a thousand different kicks. I fear the man who has practiced one kick a thousand times."
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Not Singing Isn't Easy!
I'm starting on a two week layoff to try to finally get rid of the persistent hoarseness that led my ENT to tell me he'd like me to get a second opinion. So, I'm going to be doing things to improve my overall musical abilities such as playing guitar and educating myself on how to out a home recording studio together. I've never used a DAW, but I just bought a computer that has Logic Pro installed in it as well as Final Cut for video. I expect there's gonna be quite a learning curve on these things like learning to use a DAW and learning to make videos! None of it will be as challenging as avoiding the temptation to sing, but I'm so tired of not having a clear voice that it should give me an incentive to stay with this two week rest period. There are still a couple places in the Extreme Singing course I hadn't seen yet. I just watched "Head Voice Edging Grit. As soon as I first heard your example, my first thoughts were: "Oh, Axl Rose's technique...or Rob Halford's technique"! Speaking of extreme singing, it occurred to me that one of the great pioneers of raw, gritty singing was Janis Joplin, but she seems to rarely get talked about in those terms because she wasn't a heavy metal vocalist. Her music wasn't even hard rock, but her vocals were more extreme in the late 60s than what Plant or Marriott were doing. Sabbath started heavy metal but Ozzy Osbourne wasn't an extreme vocalist. Janis Joplin's influence would go on to be felt for decades. Her vocals were intense by any standards!
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