Typically, you’re at your vocal in your late 20’s or during your 30’s. Your chance of getting to this point is increased with vocal lessons. I saw an award show last night where one act should have been a prime example of this, but it was clear that wasn’t the case. Many of you want to be on stage constantly in front of your fans until you’re old and gray. That’s definitely possible, but you’ve got to take the proper steps. Barbara Streisand, Patti Labelle, and others are still doing what they love because they have vocal coaches helping to keep their voice in tip top shape. At this point, I urge you to make a decision about your vocal career. Where has it been? Where is it now? Where do you want it to go? If you’re serious about singing, stop making excuses and get vocal lessons. They’re affordable and necessary. Remember, this is your life. You are responsible for your success. Since this is supposed to be your passion, go all out. Do everything in your power to be at your vocal best to get the vocal results you desire!
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Gary Powell is a well known composer and producer. I found his blog and an excellent post he wrote on being a studio singer. Not only does he break down the job description, he paints a clear picture of what happens from the time the singer gets the phone call to when they're done recording the song. Here are some major points and tips you should make note of: - A studio singer has to learn the song quickly.
- Studio singers, most times, literally become the vocal arranger.
- Be able to work well with other singers.
Read the full article at http://www.garypowell.com/blogs/insight/studio-singer-job-description/
Studio singers are called in the studio for background vocals, sing hooks, adlibs and things like that. Also, they are sometimes called in to lay down tracks for solo artists. To be successful, you must be humble. Remember you’re there to do a job. You are called to help another artist, not to show off your skills. So, you have to focus on what vision they want and capture that. Studio time and the equipment is an expense. So are you. You definitely don’t want to waste their time. Also, be able to duplicate what you do. You may have to stack something, duplicate that vibrato, or say a vowel in the same way. Good luck on a successful career!
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