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Yes....so sad

Have a few updates on Project Kingdom XIII coming out on January 31st

Yes and more Yes to Black Butler and Death Parade

np! Enjoy

Stein's Gate, Assassination Classroom, Kabineri of the Iron Fortress, Claymore, Aldnoa Zero, Drifters, Gate, and Altair: A Record of Battles.

There ya go

I'm relatively new here, but a warm welcome back all the same

Sorry for the late reply btw. I was busy getting things ready to introduce and promote Project Kingdom XIII at a local comic convention.

At the moment, I'm playing Tales of Bersaria. Been taking me forever because I'm streaming it as well. But I think I'm nearly done ^_^. That aside, I still have Horizon Zero Dawn sitting there looking at me with discontent lol (pretty much, I'm not even fully through the opening sequences yet ). I also got the KH 1.5 + 2.5 bundle so I'm reliving the series all over again, and also considering I've never played any of the in between games.

Yep! I'm all ready to go. I play my PC a lot more though atm. That will change though lol. What's on your game play list right now? Rather, what do you have ATM?

Soon

Ex. While just using the first part of the song, Standard Sing, then in pianissimo, and in forte chest, then forte head, then crescendo to end of song, then decrescendo, then in staccato, then intonating between staccato and legato while keeping it pianissimo, THEN doing all the above in each scale degree. All the above will help with breathing control, pitch control, and awareness of dynamics.

Pitch yes definitely, but a combination of pitch and dynamics across a scale range can be pretty difficult. Combines those with hannon and you have quite the vocal work out. I guess in this case, its not what you sing, its how you sing it. Heck, you can make a complex practice out of "Merry had a Little Lamb" if you wanted to.

True. I'm not sure if my full comment above was posted, but I did mention aspects of scale practice along with hannon (traditionally piano exercises but great vocal exercises too to practice dynamics and breathing). Also mentioned practicing each exercise using head and chest voice.

I will say some of my arrangement experience comes from the mountains of covers I had to make for bands over the years, but if I had to relate that to vocals to get similar experience, listen to a lot of instrumentals and sing along parts of the melody and create new harmonies as you sing. So say the song is in Fmaj, try singing the 3rds and 5ths above the root key and creating your own harmonies; its a nice practice.

This may or may not work depending on how good your ear is. In...

Give or take 15 years, mainly as support for other vocalists though. I just recently started doing more solo stuff

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