Whats the best way to sing into a microphone?
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Whatever is comfortable. Some swear by standing, some it\ndoesn't matter. Just maintain a 2-3 inch distance and use\na Pop filter between your mouth and the Microphone to get\nrid of those T's and P air blasts. Listen to the songs\non my CD, I recorded them all sitting down. \n\nDougManaghan.com
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try virtual dj use the vocals remover effect and record, or set bass high and treble low
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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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Sing the lyrics of your favourite songs!!!\nTry to imitate people's voice!!\n\nAnyway better to have a monotone quiet voice than a strident exasperating high voice!!\n\nGud Luck!
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Be confident everytime you sing..... show them off your "talent"..... let them realize that even you dont have voice like celine dion or mariah carrey... you can still belt in!!! hola girl!!!! the show must go on!!!!
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Pretty much all recording devices will work as long as you can upload the files onto your computer hard drive.  Audition can open a large variety of formats so you should not be limited.  \n\nI'm not familiar with preamp stuff but it sounds like you want to mix on your computer rather than through a sound board.  Some sound cards (like $250 ones) allow for multiple channels in and out.  They are also 1/4" jacked.  \n\nOtherwise, you can record keyboard and vocals separately.  Then layer them in Audition.  (you'll have to sing with headphones on to isolate your voice from the keyboard) \n\nHave fun.
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Hi:  I use a free program called AUDACITY. You can record (into your sound card) from a microphone, or a cassette player or both to your computer. Then play back your recording with windows media player.  It's kinda tricky but after using it a few times you will get the hang of it, it works very well.  And it's FREE.
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a "how to remove vocals" can be found at link indicated using a free Vocal Remover DirectX Plugin.\n\nas indicated in the other answers "It's not a perfect process"...
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usually by moving the jaw and applying vocals which flow out the mouth...oh, and move your tongue too.
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Your best choice would be Audacity... Is Windows, Linux, Mac compatible and does what you need. It is also free... You can download it from:\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/\nGood luck!
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you need a karoke machine or any karakoe software they remove the lyrics for you so you cann sing the song karakoe style thats your cheapest easest best bet
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Yes, the only thing that works is Singorama, Brett Manning's Singing Success (he promises you a full octave+ on your vocal range - it worked for me), and any other internet Speech Level Singing (dave stroud, seth riggs, etc..). Oh and Mark Baxter has a pretty solid method too.\n\nThey're a bit expensive though. \n\nThere some cheap but excellent CDs, DVDs, and books at www.getsigned.com
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You could always try a karaoke player.  There are several out there, GoSing is a free version that will play the songs and show you the words.\n\nHave fun.
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You can use Windows Movie maker.  Import the music you want, and lay it down as your sound and as the ONLY sound.  Then record a video of lipsyncing and lay it down as video, and bam, you've got yourself a lipSYNCING video.
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speak into the microphone
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Get a voice coach. Use your diaphragm. Sing louder (high notes are easier to hit with great force and volume).
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just record it with you microphone