singing log
Oct. 24th, 2004 08:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
solarbird0. Kind of skipped around instead of going through my usual practice routine. That was fine though, really. It means that I sang the high A but never actually hit the high Bb, which doesn't matter so much. I didn't actually try to do either until I was already pretty well tired out, too.
1. Sang some of my usuals - Caro, Amarilli, Quelle Familla - and the scales and such.
2. Tried having the microphone on my headphones and singing some - not really significantly different to having the microphone on the speakers. That kind of surprise me - I guess I thought I'd get more amplification before getting feedback if I went to the headset, but I didn't. Well done, little directional microphone.
3. Recorded some of the singing I did - including a somewhat impromptu attempt at "Somebody to Love," by Queen, that I don't know well enough to sing past the opening. I get tired quickly, and it really shows. But ... when I'm less tired
...I'm not necessarily sounding too bad.
It's kind of neat. ^_^
1. Sang some of my usuals - Caro, Amarilli, Quelle Familla - and the scales and such.
2. Tried having the microphone on my headphones and singing some - not really significantly different to having the microphone on the speakers. That kind of surprise me - I guess I thought I'd get more amplification before getting feedback if I went to the headset, but I didn't. Well done, little directional microphone.
3. Recorded some of the singing I did - including a somewhat impromptu attempt at "Somebody to Love," by Queen, that I don't know well enough to sing past the opening. I get tired quickly, and it really shows. But ... when I'm less tired
...I'm not necessarily sounding too bad.
It's kind of neat. ^_^
