Online Lessons FAQ

While in person lessons are preferred, it's amazing how effective online coaching can be! All you need is a good internet connection and a decent sense of pitch, and you can have a great singing lesson from the comfort of your own home.

• The biggest difference between online lessons and in-person lessons is the slight time delay over the internet. Because of the time delay, I can't play vocal scales real time with you. Instead, I will demonstrate what I want you to do and then give you a starting pitch. Then you will sing the scale acapella (without me playing with you) on your end. For most people with a decent sense of pitch, this works great! If you really struggle with a sense of pitch, online lessons will be more difficult for you and in person lessons might be a better choice.
• If you would like a preview of what vocal scales we will be doing before our first lesson, I can send those to you.
• Also because of the time delay, you will be responsible for playing the music that you will sing along with. That might be a separate device that can play music from YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, etc.
• If you're proficient in playing a musical instrument like piano or guitar, that works great as well! Come to your lesson prepared with the right setup and your instrument tuned up.

• Good Internet Connection
• A computer or device to have your lesson on
• It helps to have a separate device to play your music from to sing along with
• It also helps to have a lyric sheet in front of you to take notes on when we're working on songs
• Music Speed Changer App or Google Chrome Extension.

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