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Toni Suominen9th May 2008Very useful excercise, thanks Nemanja!
Alejandro Pinero27th April 2008goog work!!
Nemanja Filipovic26th April 2008@ ALex87
Thanks,and the chromatics exercise is perfect for warm up.
Alex8726th April 2008Good job man, i always use this chromatic singing as warm up
- Nemanja Filipovic25th April 2008
thanks guys your comments means a lot.
Pablo Vazquez24th April 2008Great work man!! You rock!
Dejan Farkas24th April 2008Nicely done, thanks
- Nemanja Filipovic24th April 2008
thanks guys.
@Muris
Yes they are,technique acquires a bit practice. 
Muris Varajic24th April 2008Semi's ARE hard to track with voice,thanks Nemanja!!
kyldeee24th April 2008Great lesson
- Nemanja Filipovic24th April 2008
thanks Juan.
Juan M. Valero24th April 2008nice lesson mate !!
Love the first chromatic melody !!! - Nemanja Filipovic24th April 2008
thanks guys.
means a lot. 
Vinod Saranga24th April 2008Great exercise.Thanks Nemanja.
Trond Vold24th April 2008Love it
Great backingtrack
Carlos Carrillo24th April 2008
- Carlos Carrillo24th April 2008
good job nemanja
- Nemanja Filipovic23rd April 2008
thanks guys.
Ivan Milenkovic23rd April 2008Great one man!
Nick Kellie23rd April 2008great lesson
Siggum23rd April 2008good job nemanja
at lights end23rd April 2008cool
Bogdan Radovic23rd April 2008This is awesome ! And I really like the fun backing track - reminds me of cartoons
Hisham Al-Sanea23rd April 2008nice chromatica man .very welldone
Joe Kataldo23rd April 2008Nice Lesson My friend and nice talk
Danilo Capezzuto23rd April 2008Nice lesson Nemanja...I wish I have your voice!!
Kristofer Dahl23rd April 2008Thanks Nemanja - your lessons are always insipring!
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Hi GMC, this is a lesson about the chromatic scale, and how to deal with problems when it comes to singing the scale. Semi are always hard to sing. Because they are so close, and especially if it is a little faster tempo and you have more than 3 or 4 notes to sing.
The best way to practice is to do it slow in the beginning, and then increase the tempo a bit. Always think on the note that is coming next, and think that it is close so you don't go off.
Do this one slow and with patients.
Have Fun! :)
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