Finally, Serious Advice You Can Use
I. M. Irish | NYC, NY area | 10/05/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I purchased this DVD to help my vocals soar. Well, if you follow through on all the expert points given, you WILL see and hear results. This is a DVD especially suited for those who are already performing though. Still it adds polish and those finishing touches every artist longs for.
The teacher, Mr. Hicks, (I think that's his name), has had operatic training but those methods are the best basis for all styles of singing. Very well laid out and the lessons themselves are not boring at all but packed with usable tips that will take you to the next level. Once again, this DVD is best for those with some vocal or performance experience. It was just what I needed!"
Good for intermediate level singers
E. Lee | 03/24/2007
(4 out of 5 stars)
"this video is meant more for intermediate level singers rather than those just starting off the block, which is excellent for those who already know how to sing but want to move on to the next level. Many practical tips are given by the coach to the 2 students (one gal one guy) and the tips are flashed across the screen.
Best if you are already a singer, especially one with some musical background. Eg. He says you must 'find your flava'..if you are new to music and singing, you might not fully appreciate this comment.
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A very nice tutorial, if a bit too short.
Eugene Paradizov | NJ USA | 12/26/2006
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This is a very nice tutorial, which can definitely help many new singers. It has all the right techniques of singing for pop performers. Not so much for rock singers, but that's not really a drawback. If you do want to sing in the rock style, I would recommend Jamie Vendera's books. Other than that, this DVD is a nice and easy approach to pop singing, and it is fun to watch."
A very hip, informative, intelligent way to teach vocals.
James M. Randorff | Silverdale, WA | 10/09/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Ken Hicks does a great job working two mid-level (talent-wise) singers through several good exercises and problem areas that many singers face on a regular basis. The fast-paced format of the video keeps the viewer interested while the exercises and pointers are good enough to last any singer a lifetime. Marcus Miller's little interjections serve to both lighten the mood at times and to make good points."