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MICHAEL HIGGINS Registered User
Registered: 2/2/2005 | posted: 2/2/2005 at 6:04:33 PM ET HELLO, I AM CURRENTLY A SINGER IN A TRAVELING BAND. MY PROBLEM IS, WHEN I PLAY IN A NEW ROOM, THE MUSIC SOUNDS DIFFERENT TO ME, IT IS LIKE I HAVE TO FIGURE OUT THE KEY TO SING THE SONGS IN. I NEVER TRUST MYSELF TO BE ON KEY WITH THE FIRST NOTE. SOMETIMES I FEEL I HAVE TO SING THE FIRST FEW NOTES OF KEY JUST TO HEAR MYSELF AND THEN I START SINGING ON KEY. WHAT IS THAT? AND WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT THAT?
JUSTIFIED MIKE
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maintube Registered User
Registered: 5/26/2004 | posted: 2/3/2005 at 5:01:00 PM ET The acoustical properties of a room can be different with each room. A room that is very dead (little reverbration) will sound much different that a live (lots of reverbration) room. A live room will have notes that hang around longer because of the constant vibrations that are there and cause confusion for some people. A good example is a typical high school gym. The vibration there is usually pretty live.
What is happening is that the difference in vibrations is cuasing a short period of confusion till you get used to it and then it become more solidified in your head. Your ear adapts very quickly to changes of this kind. I wouldn't worry a lot about it. As you become more experience, this effect will become less bothersome.
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Anonymous Anonymous Poster
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| posted: 2/4/2005 at 5:03:38 PM ET awwwww! have faith. It will all come right in the end!! I promise, I had the same problem when i started out then i found out it was all in my head!!!!
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