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> The Music That I Can't Stomach..., A witty name for a dull questions
Ionas
post Fri 25 Oct 2002, 14:16
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Among all the technicians and electronic music makers here there ought to be a number of competent singers... And I know that the reply might very well be 'it has taken me 20 years to develop and there is no right way about it...', and I am painfully aware that this might be just the case. However, I am still gunning for any hints or good advice I might find.

What I'm wondering is: How do you learn to use your stomach properly when singing? And I don't except a full guide posted on this off-topic forum, but any hints, or even urls to online guides to singing, would be wonderful...


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post Mon 4 Nov 2002, 16:44
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yep... singing from the stomach is tough to learn... especially if you are used to talking through your your nose like myself so everything seems nasal-fied sad.gif

i knew I should have taken choir classes in school when I was younger wink.gif


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