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So what are Vocal Mechanics? Don't let anyone fool you. If you don't understand how your voice works and how to specifically fix what you don't like...you will never be happy with your voice. AND...without understanding vocal mechanics you will never know how to deal with those "bad vocal days." You know, when you wake up the day of an important performance and for whatever reason (vocal fatigue, lack of sleep, etc.) your voice refuses to behave in top form. Fortunately, vocal mechanics can be very easy - if presented in an organized fashion. The Sing Smart, Not Hard™ method is based around simple steps known as The Ten Steps to Singing Success™. The first six steps deal with basic vocal mechanics...concentrate on these steps first. This course does not assume knowledge, but takes you through every step from beginning to end. Both professional and beginner singers find the step by step information refreshing. Once you understand how each mechanic works and what to listen for, you begin applying the information to the song material of your choice. It's easy. Listen to your sound sample and ask yourself these two simple questions: 1. Do I like the way I sound? Your original goal should be to create your "pure and natural" vocal tone. This is the tone you create that is free from any stress or strain. (Once you create this tone, you can add any type of stylistic nuance on top...like the icing on a cake.) If you hear stress or strain in your voice then analyze the vocal mechanic list and begin to productively practice through the challenge(s). 2. Do I like the way I feel? Singing should feel easy. If you are "efforting" or "working too hard" to create your sound, then something in your instrument is out of balance. Analyze the vocal mechanic list, determine the biggest issue and begin to productively practice through the challenge(s). Quick note: don't confuse energy with effort. Energy will add life to your vocal tone, effort will steal from it. Working on your mechanic challenges SPECIFICALLY as outlined in the related SingSMART™ singing step will help you improve rapidly. Work on them one at a time and build them as a foundation, adding one on top of the other. Order
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