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MLS, that chick is good, but her problem is her control over her vibrato (fluctuation of the voice). She has to break a note, breathe, and then belt out the next note to get her vibrato, or her vibrato starts when it should be a note that is held.... Hard to explain. Anyways, still a good performer.
It's just the little things like this that separate you from the pros. Luckily this can be worked on with a vocal coach and fixed.
My wife calls me a music snob and a D*CK all the time.
20 years in and out of the music business you learn things as you go, and can point out where people can improve.
MLS, that chick is good, but her problem is her control over her vibrato (fluctuation of the voice). She has to break a note, breathe, and then belt out the next note to get her vibrato, or her vibrato starts when it should be a note that is held.... Hard to explain. Anyways, still a good performer.
It's just the little things like this that separate you from the pros. Luckily this can be worked on with a vocal coach and fixed.
My wife calls me a music snob and a D*CK all the time.
20 years in and out of the music business you learn things as you go, and can point out where people can improve.
I think you are totally right - i am definitely not one to critique, as I lack musical talent, but I think this girl may have some natural ability that cold be developed with professional help - what do you do in the music business?
I think you are totally right - i am definitely not one to critique, as I lack musical talent, but I think this girl may have some natural ability that cold be developed with professional help - what do you do in the music business?
Been a drummer since I was 8. Had a full ride to college for music, but switched to computer science after my sophomore year. Still played though.... End up playing in a band with two of my high school buddies, and we got a small record contract and started to tour the US back in the early 2000s during the Rockabilly revival.
Crazy Joe and the Mad River Outlaws
Played with Southern Culture on the Skids, Reverend Horton Heat, and played with Brian Setzer. Then I retired and moved out to Reno about 5 years ago. Since then I have played with Jake Owen, and opened up for Charile Daniels when he was here in town last summer.
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