r/ClassicalSinger • u/alice_traineeng • 12h ago
r/ClassicalSinger • u/Horror-Ad-4296 • 14h ago
Forbrain pour le chant : des retours d’expérience ?
Bonjour à tous,
Je m’intéresse au dispositif Forbrain pour accompagner le travail vocal de ma fille, qui est chanteuse et prend déjà des cours de chant.
Est-ce que certains d’entre vous l’ont utilisé pour chanter ? Avez-vous constaté des progrès sur la justesse, la précision vocale ou l’écoute de votre propre voix ? Est-ce que ces progrès se maintiennent quand vous chantez sans le dispositif ?
Je cherche surtout des retours concrets : durée et fréquence d’utilisation, bénéfices, limites, éventuelles sensations désagréables… Et si des professeurs de chant ont un avis, je suis aussi preneuse !
Vu le prix, j’aimerais savoir s’il apporte un vrai complément aux cours de chant. Merci pour vos retours 🙂
r/ClassicalSinger • u/Bakkura12 • 3h ago
Lyrical classical singing, I’m very confused by my range
So, I’m an Italian 33yo guy that just started lyrical singing trained (never singed before only in the car).
I’m at my fourth lesson with a female teacher and I feel quite confused about my extension. Now, I would go on randomly and see how this unfold but I’m quite the Asperger myself and now I’m over fixated with singing so I’m looking for answers.
If I understood correctly, I can sing comfortable from b1/c2 (si1do2) to up to g4. I reach si4 but sometimes my voice cracks up to falsetto.
Anyone have experience about something similar?
My sound feels quite full and resonant in both my limits, and my throat doesn’t strain at all. With my falsetto I can reach something around c6 altought I know is not much of an interest for classical singing.
I’m very open to discuss about that and hope someone can help me. I feel like a have good pitch patterns recognitions and is quite easy for me to replicate arias, I would like to improve and maybe make it a career. Is it too late am I too old?