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Is there a difference in your technique when you sing in a small room as opposed to larger room?

  • Or do you only have to work on your power, resonance and/or the openness of your throat? Is there a certain different technique to use when you sing in different room/theater sizes, ...show more

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    Sorry I don't have a technical answer for you, but something about singing from the thoracic diaphragm helps project the voice. I know different surfaces make your voice sound different. Singing in a small studio booth has a different sound than a small bathroom with tile walls and floor. If you sing in a shower with one of those sliding glass doors you get an even different effect.

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There is a Difference. If you sing in the bathroom for instance, Your voice sounds better than it might if you sing in the lounge. It has a lot to do with echo., In answer to your question, there are many types of singers whose voices are best suited to different surroundings. Opera, Soprano, Tenor, Jazz, Musicals and the list goes on.

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Yes, you must sing softer... otherwise it will be annoying.

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