I find all of your videos highly instructive but this one especially so. As to harmonizing in general, some (few) can do it on the go. For myself it's daunting. The longer answer lie elsewhere in your lectures about learning to read notes and other crucial exercises that are required. in short a total commitment to learning and appreciating the issues at hand.
Thank you so much for sharing your deep knowledge. I have a question and I notice there are hardly any RUclips videos on this subject. Why do I lose my sense of singing in tune when I sing with music or when I sing live? But I sing in tune without music. Why do different acoustic ambiance makes a singer lose their sense of pitch? What can be done to overcome this problem and how to sound perfect during live singing? Miss Freya or anyone, can you please answer these questions for me. Thank you in advance.
My experience is that for some people like myself the the surrounding noise overwhelms my sense of pitch. Not just pitch but to lyrics as well. I found a remedy for that. Place a finger in one of your ears completely or partially sealing the ear. The effect will be that you'll be hearing a very true pitch and sound of your voice that will not be drowned out by the surrounding music/ noise. A high density ear plug should do the same. I can only guess that this is the reason that performers on live stage most always have a mic and ear piece when performing. I'm not sure if my remedy is a professional or long term solution but it works for me in many settings. I'm not sure if one with this impediment is suited for singing. I only speak only for myself.
@@tedf2 Thank you for the kind tip. I appreciate it. Same here, when I can't hear myself I go off pitch. Especially in different acoustic settings. I will try to close my ear and do the trick you do. But during performances where they don't supply you with ear monitors, now that will be scary. I just want to learn what is the secret to singing perfectly in tune in any settings. Whether in the studio or in a large auditorium. and what practices can I do to strengthen my pitch accuracy.😊
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I find all of your videos highly instructive but this one especially so. As to harmonizing in general, some (few) can do it on the go. For myself it's daunting. The longer answer lie elsewhere in your lectures about learning to read notes and other crucial exercises that are required. in short a total commitment to learning and appreciating the issues at hand.
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Thank you so much for sharing your deep knowledge. I have a question and I notice there are hardly any RUclips videos on this subject. Why do I lose my sense of singing in tune when I sing with music or when I sing live? But I sing in tune without music. Why do different acoustic ambiance makes a singer lose their sense of pitch? What can be done to overcome this problem and how to sound perfect during live singing? Miss Freya or anyone, can you please answer these questions for me. Thank you in advance.
My experience is that for some people like myself the the surrounding noise overwhelms my sense of pitch. Not just pitch but to lyrics as well. I found a remedy for that. Place a finger in one of your ears completely or partially sealing the ear. The effect will be that you'll be hearing a very true pitch and sound of your voice that will not be drowned out by the surrounding music/ noise. A high density ear plug should do the same.
I can only guess that this is the reason that performers on live stage most always have a mic and ear piece when performing.
I'm not sure if my remedy is a professional or long term solution but it works for me in many settings.
I'm not sure if one with this impediment is suited for singing. I only speak only for myself.
@@thefreyacaseymusic Thank you for your reply Miss Freya. Appreciate it.😊
@@tedf2 Thank you for the kind tip. I appreciate it. Same here, when I can't hear myself I go off pitch. Especially in different acoustic settings. I will try to close my ear and do the trick you do. But during performances where they don't supply you with ear monitors, now that will be scary. I just want to learn what is the secret to singing perfectly in tune in any settings. Whether in the studio or in a large auditorium. and what practices can I do to strengthen my pitch accuracy.😊