singing/playing question
singing/playing question
is it a bad idea to learn to sing and play songs by listening to the cd and playing/singing along with them. i've struggled but im doing this with grey street and its pretty easy. (although it is grey street) any comments?
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ok... playi9ng with a cd is probably not that bad, but as soon as you get the song down, dont play with the cd too much anymore
as far as singing with it...do it only to get lyrics/rythems/notes memorized
anything beyond that will only boost your false confidence
just try singing with the cd.. and then try singing with only you playing... if you havent done this before, you will suck terribly, guareenteed
so you need to work on singing mostly just with yuou playing the guitar
find some jamming buddies
as far as singing with it...do it only to get lyrics/rythems/notes memorized
anything beyond that will only boost your false confidence
just try singing with the cd.. and then try singing with only you playing... if you havent done this before, you will suck terribly, guareenteed
so you need to work on singing mostly just with yuou playing the guitar
find some jamming buddies
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i have 15 matty boom points, and frankly, i dont give a shit
thx for the advice and yea after i play it a couple times with the cd i try to get it on my own.tjmac66pc wrote:I agree, this is the best/fastest way to learn and see improvements...but listening to the cd can't hurt eitherMWR wrote:I think recording is far and away the best way to improve. When your singing along you could be in key but there's no way of knowing cause you cant hear yourself.
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that's how i learned most of the songs...helps with the timing and all.
but be warned...don't sing and play with a DMB CD and then think you can immediately do it all alone cause you will get a big surprise.
i know i did.
but be warned...don't sing and play with a DMB CD and then think you can immediately do it all alone cause you will get a big surprise.

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thats exactly what you should be doing... yayGranny33 wrote:thx for the advice and yea after i play it a couple times with the cd i try to get it on my own.tjmac66pc wrote:I agree, this is the best/fastest way to learn and see improvements...but listening to the cd can't hurt eitherMWR wrote:I think recording is far and away the best way to improve. When your singing along you could be in key but there's no way of knowing cause you cant hear yourself.
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i have 15 matty boom points, and frankly, i dont give a shit
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