30 Studio Singer Saboteurs

This
is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today's topic
is 30 studio saboteurs. Listen to this podcast
episode to learn what to avoid if you want to perform and capture best vocals in the studio. 
The discussion lists 5 saboteurs to avoid in each of the following categories: Producer, Vocal Producer, Audio Engineer, Background singer, Lead Singer and Anybody Else who comes into the studio.
For much more help getting great studio vocals, here are links to the two courses mentioned in this podcast:Singing In The Studio (for singers)Vocal Production Workshop (for producers and engineers)Subscribe to this
podcast at iTunes and don't miss an episode... and please leave a
review there, too! REVIEWS ARE MUCH APPRECIATED!

Singing in Clubs vs Stadiums - Adapting Vocal Performance To Venue Size

This is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.When it comes to singing on stage, the size of the venue matters tremendously. In this episode I will take you through the differences in physicality and psychology you need for singing or speaking on small and large stages. When you apply these techniques and do the right thing for the size stage you on, your stage presence will increase magnetically. Get it wrong or reversed, you'll seriously sabotage your connection to the audience. Subscribe to this podcast at iTunes and don't miss an episode... and please leave a review there, too! REVIEWS ARE MUCH APPRECIATED!For more information on my vocal lessons, please visit this page.on my website.

Repeating Lyrics: How to Turn Boring Into Mesmerizing

This is the audio version of the corresponding blogpost at "All Things Vocal" blog

Artistic Definition: Who Are You?

Judy gives a pro vocal lesson "Artistic Definition', then interviews Christa DeJarnett (Judy's vocal student and production client) and plays some of her music.
For information on Power, Path & Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com.

For Judy's recording production services, go to website www.judyrodmanproductions.com

Find Christa DeJarnett and her music at www.myspace.com/christadejarnett
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Power, Path and Performance Vocal Training... What Makes It Work

Judy gives a pro vocal lesson "What Is 'Power, Path & Performance' Vocal Training?", then interviews rock artist Colleen Alanna of "Love's Tragedy" (Judy's vocal student) and plays some of this rockband's powerful music.
For information on Power, Path & Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com.

Articulation In Singing

Judy gives a pro vocal lesson on Articulation, interviews young Texas country artist/ rodeo girl Kaley Caperton, plays her music, and then plays Judy's MTM Records single "Girls Ride Horses, Too".
For information on Power, Path & Performance vocal training and other vocal services, go to website www.judyrodman.com.

Singing From The Soul

There is a subtle psychological shift you can make to take your next performance out of the ordinary and make it leave a memory in your listener's heart. I call it "singing from the soul" instead of just from the head. Listen in and you'll understand.

The Dance Of The Melody: Memorizing Vocal Technique

The secret to memorizing vocal technique for inspired performance is to learn the dance of the melody. Listen to short but powerful tips for getting the muscle memory you need for vocal performance you don't have to think about.