do anyone knows how i can get into the singing industry?
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How young are you? Will your parents help you by letting you take voice lessons? A vocal coach can help you with strengthening your current talent and abilities and help you with your weaker areas. Even those who are famous and great singers have/had a voice coach...There's always room for improvement! :)\n\nIf they can't or aren't willing to right now, try joining the school chorus or church chorus and auditioning for solo parts. You can also try talent competitions in your area.\n\nDo you have a Playstation 2? If so, get Karaoke Revolution I, II & III. I have them.. not only are they fun.. but you can practice a lot of songs and get graded on your performance... and see where you need improvement or where you're excelling.\n\nThen there's always American Idol.
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Firstly you'd need an Instrumental version of the song(s) you want to sing to. Either official or MIDI file (Midis are basically polyphonic ring tones). Then you'd need to have a microphone connected to a good recording program. Sound Recorder (bundled with Microsoft Windows) is good but only records for 60 seconds at a time. I tend to use Audacity which is great for these kind of things as you can insert the original music you are singing to and pressing the record button plays the music while recording you singing. When you play it back, both the original music and the voice will play. Audacity is spy ware and virus free so no worries about that. If there was then I would be in trouble. The link to download it is below under my sources. Under the plug-ins tab you can also download a free mp3 encoder to export directly to mp3 and share the embarrassment with friends and colleagues ^_^
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i  first started singing in the shower and then i learned how to sing in highschool in music theater. the shower is the best place to practice, dont try to sing for family and friends theyre biased, go to kaoroke night somewhere to get used to singing in front of people and then try open night at some clubs. record youself singing with music on a good system and listen to it. or go to a recording studio and record one song and see how it sounds put together professionally.
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Here you go these people should be able to help you out.    Good luck.\n\n\nKaraoke Music\nKaraoke is a popular form of entertainment that lets you be the singing star that you've always wanted to be! With Karaoke, the music of your favorite recording artists accompanies you while you sing the lyrics. Don't know the words? No problem! With a Karaoke player, the words to your favorite songs will scroll across the screen of any regular TV. Imagine the fun that you and your friends will have singing along to your favorite songs! \n\nKaraoke originated in Japan. The word Karaoke comes from "kara" which is an abbreviation of "karappo" and means empty, and "oke" which is an abbreviation of "okesutura," or orchestra. The word Karaoke is used to describe a music disc that has music but no vocals, instead the words to the song are shown on a television screen, allowing you to sing along to the music. \n\nOnce popular only in Japan, Karaoke is now popular throughout the US at clubs, parties, weddings and anywhere where people love to sing!\n\nBack to Top \n\n \n\nKaraoke Music\n\nWhat is CDG?\n\nCDG (or CD+G) stands for compact disc plus graphics. A CDG Karaoke disc contains an additional track, which displays the song lyrics on a TV when played on a Karaoke player. The words to the song are typically displayed on a blue background and are highlighted in a contrasting color to signal when the words should be sung. The CDG format is the Karaoke standard for most of the world's Karaoke. \n\nCDG Karaoke disks require a special Karaoke player called a Karaoke CDG Player. A Karaoke CDG player is similar to a regular CD player, except that it has an additional chip for reading the graphics track of a CDG. In addition, a CDG Karaoke Player also has a place to plug in a microphone, a key controller to adjust for the singer's key, and an echo control to enhance the singer's voice. \n\nIt is easy to set up a CDG Karaoke player. Take the player out of the box, plug the yellow cord from your CDG Karaoke player into the back of your TV to display the song lyrics and you are ready to sing. \n\nPlease note there are no videos or movie clips on a CDG disc. \n\nBack to Top \n\n \n\nWhat is VCD? \n\nVCD stand for Video CD. Video CD Karaoke discs provide not only the lyrics in time with the music, but also a video background display that complements the song. \n\nThis format is less expensive (about half the price) of CDG disks. \n\nTo play Video CD disks you need either a CDG Karaoke player with Video CD capabilities or a DVD player since all DVD players can play Video CD format. Many CDG Karaoke players have a combination Video CD and CDG function and operate the same way as a regular CDG Karaoke player. \n\nRecently, Video CD Movies, which can play on a CDG Karaoke player with Video CD capabilities or a DVD player, have become available. Karaoke Warehouse offers many current titles. \n\nBack to Top \n\n \n\nWhat are DVD Karaoke Disks?\n\nDVD Karaoke disks are generally replications of the Video CD Karaoke disks. The video background on a DVD Karaoke Disk is much higher quality than a Video CD disk, however, currently there is no additional music, improved sound quality, or special DVD features. DVD Karaoke disks tend to be higher priced and there is less selection of songs. \n\nA normal DVD player will play both the DVD and Video CD Karaoke disks. However, a Karaoke DVD Player has additional features such as microphone inputs, key changer, and echo control. \n\nBack to Top \n\n \n\nWill CDG play on my CD player, computer or DVD player? \n\nYes, a CDG Karaoke disk will play in any standard CD Player, computer or DVD player. However, the song lyrics will not be displayed since only a CDG player can read the graphics track. \n\nBack to Top \n\n \n\nWill VCD play on my CD player or computer? \n\nA VCD, with appropriate software, will play on your computer, but it will not play on a CD player.
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Umm...call or go to some record companies...They might send you to like an open mic nite first though...But get them professionally written or whatever...No scribbles and stuff...LOL...and then go and talk to someone...There is one person I thought about on here that could do that...You could talk to them but make sure you do not give out any info on yourself or your music til you talk to them in person and get their licensed info in front of your eyes...I am a singer and I want to try it out on the stage so I am thinking about it too...Umm...Here is one thing you can do...Send this person an email about yourself and what you are looking for and wanting to do...But don't put your music out there just yet on the net...Wait til you talk to them...in person...go to ppptracks@msn.com...This is a person who can help you...Oh and call me when you get your first gig...I would love to hear it...I mean...Tell me when your song comes out...Hey wait!...Why won't you sing it?...Come on...Give it a shot...
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The answer is: no, I can't.  The reason is you can't really learn to sing from a book.  You might be able to get some tips, but to really become good, you need a teacher.  Everybody's anatomy and abilities are different, and to learn to use yours to the best of your ability you need someone who can work with you.\n\nIf there is a college in your area, you may be able to take lessons from one of the professors (expensive) or even one of the voice students there (usually pretty cheap).\n\nGood luck!
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Frankly? Surprise them.  Many cities, ect, have opportunities that dont' cost a thing to get into a choir, or practice group.  Find one, join it, spend time with it, and on your recital day, invite your parents.  Don't tell them what it is for, yet. Just tell them you want them there.\n\nLet them hear you sing, let them see how good you really are, how much dedication you have, and how much it makes you happy.  Once they see this, they will be supportive.\n\nI, as a parent, and a singer, have had experience with this.  Once my parents found out music was who i was, what i enjoyed doing, they supported me in every way possible.  It will work for you as well :)
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Well if you live in a big city, or near one, you can go to certain agencys. Or you can try to get really involved in your singing, and do a lot with it. Someone is going to notice if you are really that good.(I am sure you are) That or enter in different contests. Talk to your friends see if they know anyone. Use your connections. *Did you know you are only 5 people away or less from knowing someone famous. \nYou would be surprised. Hope it works out for you.
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You got to have the talent to sing first. Then, practice every day for at least 15 minutes to start, then, as your voice gets stronger, start lenthening your practice time till you get to an hour a day. Have plenty of water available, as you will expell a lot of water while singing. Do not drink any dairy products before singing, as this coats your throat and makes singing very difficult. If you could join a chorus or choir, you could get a lot of practice from the director. I started in high school and now I own a karaoke and sing to trax tapes at church. If you want to do this professionally, such as be famous, you'll need bigger connections. But, it all starts with talent. If you don't have it, practicing will only make you sing louder, but not necessarily better. If you have people telling you that you've got a good voice, check with a professional, maybe the chorus teacher at your local school. See if he'll listen to you after school and give you his opinion. If you watch American Idol, I'm sure you've seen what those people go through to get to the top. It takes lots of hard work, and talent. Without talent, all you have is hard work and no one wants to watch someone work hard. It's hard on the ears. <*)))><
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You have a great career ahead of you, go to any recording studio, make an appointment and they'll set you up. Never give up. Hope this helps!
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http://www.singingserpent.com/start.html\n\nIt's a production company specializing in advertisment music.
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Actually.. It a very hard task to become a  "singer" You must take music lessons dance lessons and singing lessons! It takes lots of money and very hard work. Yes it may be your dream of fame and fortune but is it your talent? Is it what no one can stop you from making your dream come true?\n\nThink of how many other people want to be a singer. Millions! Many people want to become a "singer" but they might just be stuck in the garage!\n\nThink of all the things you'll need. Equpment to make CD's and people to support you. A band ( unlesss its acupella )you'll need professional music equipment. Think of all this! I'm not trying to distroy you dream but it is a very very hard dream to make true.\n\nFollow your dream, don't distroy it.
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Well, obviously you could start taking voice lessons, or at least join a choir, even if it's just a church choir.  Drink lots of water, don't over-sing (scream singing), keep your vowels vertical, and have good diction. These are just general tips, of course, but your best bet is lessons if you've never had training before.
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Find a band that needs a singer, or visit a bunch of small clubs to see whether they have a piano, or would be willing to audition a singer or group.\n\nYou need to establish yourself in these smaller venues before you look for a recoding contract, unelss you have a voice like Barbra Striesand.
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check your newspaper.  sometimes in the classifieds or entertainment sections there are ads for extras, or open auditions.  I think that might be a good way to get started....
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i can sing. ive sung in my 5th grade vetrains day program and sung with my music teacher. and i can also write songs. i need a chance if you know any one plz contact me
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google it, grab newspapers in your area, if you are interested in the music industry. other than that, if you have the talent, you will be found