orange-utan
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anyone had speech level singing training? what is the difference between that and normal vocal training? is it better by a lot or only slight difference?
anyone had speech level singing training? what is the difference between that and normal vocal training? is it better by a lot or only slight difference?
one more thing is that i found a SLS coach who charges $50 per half hour. is it worth it? is the duration too short?
kakak, would i need SLS? was thinking about it. lol.
i personally think its overpriced. its a lot of marketing involved. this whole grammy singer technique etc. when i went for it i felt like i was talking to a salesman. he was asking me to go to him everyday for an hour for 2 weeks. thats $150x14 bucks!! com'on...thats a bit too much huh...everyone i spoke to said thats a scam
and their websites makes it sound miraculous, like they have the key to release your locked up 6 octaves but truth is u still need the hard work. no short cut. like sage said for that price u can get classical training. but classical teachers are not so high profile so not many ppl know about them. a lot of sls stuff are based on old school stuff. they r just re-packaging them.
thats just my personal view. i believe sls does work but its just over priced...and its not that much superior to other vocal techniques. but if i had too much money then i would go for it..at least i know it will work. on the other hand the technique may be sound but the teacher need to know what to prescribe, i think the most important thing is for them to identify the singers problem...only then can they tailor the exercises to help them. the sls teachers in sg are only level 1's (level 5 is highest)..so i dunno how accurate they are, esp for those of us who really need help.
cloudwind> The best way for that is to look into workshops under theatre, or join a musical needing vocalists.
I'll keep you informed if I see another one coming.
Personally, i think SLS is for intermediate or advanced singers, like grace or sage, to further hone their singing. For those who are still amateur, i wouldn't recommend that.
But then again, sometimes people who can't sing for nuts still think they can sing for raisins...
Personally, i think SLS is for intermediate or advanced singers, like grace or sage, to further hone their singing. For those who are still amateur, i wouldn't recommend that.
Personally, i think SLS is for intermediate or advanced singers, like grace or sage, to further hone their singing. For those who are still amateur, i wouldn't recommend that.
But then again, sometimes people who can't sing for nuts still think they can sing for raisins...