What is the difference between lip synching and lip singing?
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Lip Sync is moving your lips to the music, and Lip singing is singing really low so that you can be hardly heard, letting the recorded track overpower your voice
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You need to use more air from the diaphragm, open throat, bring jaw down more.  Don't sing just using your vocal cords, use sinus cavity and more air volume.  Practice by going up the scale and back down, maybe first 5 notes then adding notes as you get toward the higher notes, push more air. Hope this helps.
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if you know what a scale is then this is what you can do, it helps. start from any medium pitched note and sing it straight, as straight as possible and for as long as possible, then sing the next LOWER note the same way, then the next LOWER and the next and the next till you voice cant go any lower. then go back up to the note from where you started. So it will be like singing do ti la so fa mi... and then back up. do it for a month and see the difference. this works like hell.
225851
Yes this is very hard to explain..umm tryholding your nose and sing...okay after you do that try singing without holding your nose. Do you sound the same if you do then try singing without making the same sound when you hold your nose.
530609
Both are same but the voice is different. Second one is in passive voice and sounds more formal.
415642
Technically? You put your lips against the other person's lips and you move them in a slight sucking motion (like if you had a spot of chocolate on the back of your hand and were trying to suck it off). Just sort of mirror what the other person is doing, and you'll be fine.
197558
Well depending on what kind of music . . . Singing: look at the audience and smile.  Instrumental: same thing, oh, and get every note right . . . .
890793
that's good and normal... you've got your talent.. use that to make you and other people happy with your voice.. you have to believe that you can do sing and you have a beautiful voice.. well, you still can use your voice talent to collecting money.. you see, you can do anything with your voice.. you must be convidence with yourselve.. maybe one suggestion from me, go to the singing teacher or whatever it is, so you can improve your talent.. that's all..
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I've been singing rock and metal for years. I think most of the "growl" singers are hurting their throats to get that sound. Others have that sound naturally and can use it as needed. I can't say how long you can get away with over pushing your voice. For some, it's a couple of years and others may go for 10 years or more. I don't anymore, but I used to over push allot and my voice is fine. Incorrect singing can also give you nodes on your vocal chords that can lead to cancer, so I suggest seeing a good vocal coach who is familiar with heavy metal singing.
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A chorus is the line or lines that are repeated in music usually at the middle part of a song. Consists of the lyrics and melody. Often applies to pop and rock music. Also called the refrain.\nA hook on the other hand, could be anything..like a riff..a vocal part, a phrase..the selling point. It is catchy and would stick to the mind of the listeners. Applies more to pop music.
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And if you don't wanna take voice lessons....i HIGHLY recommend training your vocals...such as use your diaphragm...and once you can talk loud without your voice hurting...work on your pitch...after that just work on technique...every singer needs to be different...i HATE hearing the same voice
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I think any voice can be trained to sing well. However, it is the type of singing one has to examine. I have known many talented singers who were tremendous back ground singers or choir singers but were absolutely horrible at any 'lead' singing. I know also a lot of people who think they were born with a voice because people have told them they could sing when in fact they can't. But, one thing I know is that if someone is born with a voice and has the commanded pitch- well then that person can be successful. I think it is important that a lot of singers also realize that just because they can sing country music does not mean that they can sing on Broadway. Folks need to know their limits.
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You can have that done, yes, depending on the gear that the studio has.  At the minimum, most have simple equalization, reverb, delay, compression, chorus, doubling, etc. Fancier ones will have pitch shifting and other more advanced sweetening methods. \n\nOr, if you are cheap, you can sing it dry, and sound like the American Idol tryout competitors.
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Do a fast beat if you want a safer song. Slow songs are either really great, or terrible, there is NO middle ground.\n\nOn the other hand, if you have a really great, deep, sexy voice, do a slow song.\n\nBut if I were you, I'd go with a fast beat.
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They're lip sync-ing.\nLook up\nnews.softpedia.com/news/\nand type in Gap favorites.
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It was spectulated that she did in 2004, but was apperantly caught during a NBC event.\n\nSince then however, she sings live.\n\nI went to her Still Most Wanted Tour concert on Jan 9 in Calgary, and her voice soounded differant from the CD, so there was no way she was lip-synching. Plus, lip-synching is quite noticeable.
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Sang is the past tense of To sing.  Therefore,  the action in your sentence must be complete and in the past, without any impact on the present or the future. \n\nYou also need a subject to your verb so, either a name or a personal pronoun. e.g.: Erik sang a song. He sang a song.