Riffs and Runs

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    Aaron Zhu 5 years ago

    Hi Everyone,

    I've been doing this video called How to Improve Agility For Riffs and Runs on the 30 Day Singer Youtube Channel for a while and after some time I got to the speed 1.15 for the first exercise which is ok(I think).  I feel that sometimes I'm just confused on how I'm improving.  My first question is doing these exericses going to always help me?

     

    I have another problem it is that I feel like it is very hard to know if I'm singing note for note because many times I feel like I'm skipping notes.  (Or I'm just going very fast except that is very unlikely.)  So is there a way for me to make sure I'm hitting the notes while practicing agility?  Thanks in advance!

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    Camille van Niekerk 5 years ago

    Hi, Aaron! Including exercises like this (or "long line agility" from the beginner course) will keep your voice flexible and help you to sing riffs more accurately. But I think the natural next step is to learn riffs from actual songs! Here's a lesson with "the first run you should learn", which appears in countless songs.

    Since you're probably going too fast for a chromatic tuner to keep up, the best way might be recording yourself and listening back!

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    Aaron Zhu 5 years ago

    Thanks Camille!

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    Camille van Niekerk 5 years ago

    You're welcome, Aaron!

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