Vocal additives in the studio.
12JC23by5 wrote:h8 m0dems wrote:are you black fancis by any chance?
Who? Me? He's alright.
no not you, double quater pounder guy.
Vocal additives in the studio.
13h8 m0dems wrote:JC23by5 wrote:h8 m0dems wrote:are you black fancis by any chance?
Who? Me? He's alright.
no not you, double quater pounder guy.
I have it on pretty good authority that he is indeed Mr. Black Francis. Just don't give him shit about McDonald's or call him quarter-pounder guy. It hurts his feelings.
Vocal additives in the studio.
15losthighway wrote:yeah and don't tell him what you really thought of the reunion.
And I won't tell you about what I really thought of you giving me $50 a ticket, deal?
"That man is a head taller than me.
...That may change."
...That may change."
Vocal additives in the studio.
16my studio shares the building with a spice warehouse.
the guy who runs it is also a blues singer.
he's shown me these 2 remedies that, granted, can't work miracles in lost situations- but definitely save a distressed voice long enough to finish the session. at least 7-8 times out of 10:
-sage tea. just pure sage steeped in hot water. gargling is preferable- but if the patient needs to drink it, have them wait until its lukewarm. extremely hot or extremely cold anything is bad for vocal chords as a rule. room temprature liquids are best for the entire session.
-whorehound. it's these wierd lozenge things that are like a Fisherman's Friend type-of-deal, but way stronger. if a singer starts feeling strained, i usually have him/her have one once an hour. plus they love feeling cool telling people they sucked on something called a whorehound!
the guy who runs it is also a blues singer.
he's shown me these 2 remedies that, granted, can't work miracles in lost situations- but definitely save a distressed voice long enough to finish the session. at least 7-8 times out of 10:
-sage tea. just pure sage steeped in hot water. gargling is preferable- but if the patient needs to drink it, have them wait until its lukewarm. extremely hot or extremely cold anything is bad for vocal chords as a rule. room temprature liquids are best for the entire session.
-whorehound. it's these wierd lozenge things that are like a Fisherman's Friend type-of-deal, but way stronger. if a singer starts feeling strained, i usually have him/her have one once an hour. plus they love feeling cool telling people they sucked on something called a whorehound!
"NILBOG is GOBLIN spelled backwards!!!!"
-Joshua. (Troll 2.)
-Joshua. (Troll 2.)
Vocal additives in the studio.
17morze wrote:my studio shares the building with a spice warehouse.
the guy who runs it is also a blues singer.
he's shown me these 2 remedies that, granted, can't work miracles in lost situations- but definitely save a distressed voice long enough to finish the session. at least 7-8 times out of 10:
-sage tea. just pure sage steeped in hot water. gargling is preferable- but if the patient needs to drink it, have them wait until its lukewarm. extremely hot or extremely cold anything is bad for vocal chords as a rule. room temprature liquids are best for the entire session.
-whorehound. it's these wierd lozenge things that are like a Fisherman's Friend type-of-deal, but way stronger. if a singer starts feeling strained, i usually have him/her have one once an hour. plus they love feeling cool telling people they sucked on something called a whorehound!
my grandmother used to eat those candies all the time.....hehe...granny sucked on many a whorehounds....anyway, they're actually not too bad...good point
Vocal additives in the studio.
18if you can't get high enough with tonality you can go with helium.