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Overall rating		7.4
Features		8.0
Ease of Use		8.0
Ease of Setup		9.0
Quality		5.0
Overall Satisfaction		7.0

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The Good: "Vocal Release" is a very large product that is great for all levels of singing ability. If you are new to singing or have had lessons in the past, you can find something here that will increase your singing ability. The lessons start at the basics, covering topics such as the right way to breathe, control pitch and tone, and voice control. It then moves progressively more difficult in the later lessons. Also covered in the course is some excellent material on controlling the different forms of voice; falsetto, chest voice, middle voice, and head voice. By the time you have completed this course, you will know how to control your singing, breathing, and also advanced techniques, such as singing when you are sick.

Throughout the course, the difficulty rises gradually and offers professional tips for advanced users such as how to select a microphone and the most important lesson of all, how to find your style of singing and use it to its fullest potential. There are also some decent bonus products that come with the purchase that, although are not as developed as the main course, are decent additions to the main course. These bonuses cover song writing and a rhyming guide. Although they are not near as deep as any of the lessons, are a great plus for users interested in writing their own material. If you are looking for a product that will help you learn how to sing, even if you have never had instruction before, then this is a great choice.

The Bad: The e-book itself is very instructional and can feel somewhat dry in spots. It can feel like reading a textbook instead of an exciting instructional product. This only occurs in certain areas and is not all that detracting from the lessons. Also, the audio CD's could have a little less talking and a few more activities instead. Missing from lessons are diagrams, charts, or pictures that could really have added to each section. Lessons on reading and understanding music are not covered and are definitely missed compared to other products on the market.

The Bottom Line: Overall, "Vocal Release" has a lot of great material in it. It can tend to drag in some lessons, but mostly delivers relevant information in a way that can be approached no matter what the users starting ability. Each lesson is very in depth and covers a wide variety of material at increasing levels of difficulty. Other courses available cover more material and a couple offers a better experience, but this does have a lot of value that will help you develop as a singer.

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	Singing Success by Brett Manning [-]	Singorama by Emily Mander [-]	Vocal Release by Eric Frey [-]	Singing is Easy by Yvonne DeBandi [-]	Discovering You Can Sing [-]
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Review Summary	This is the top package for teaching you how to sing. The amount of detail and quality put into the entire package is the closest you are going to be able to get to a real tutor without dropping a huge chunk of cash.	Singorama is a great package that can teach you to become a better singer. Containing multiple methods of teaching, it delivers quality material and teaching tools, and is a great runner up at a bit less cost.	"Vocal Release" offers a wide variety of lessons that range from simple ideas such as correct breathing, to more advanced techniques such as hitting high, powerful notes and how to discover your style of singing. Although there are other products that may be more interesting to use, "Vocal Release" does offer some great material and can be of benefit to anyone no matter what your singing ability.	"Singing is Easy" is a very good product that uses an interactive e-book with audio and quizzes to walk you through multiple lessons that will make you a better singer and maintain it.	This product is decent for users who have little to no previous experience with singing lessons. It covers basic techniques tha will increase your singing ability. Although it is not professional tutor quality material, it does contain techniques that can be put to immediate use.
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Editor Rating	9.2	8.6/10	7.4/10	7/10	6.8/10
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Features	4.5/5	4/5	4/5	4/5	3/5
Ease of Use	4.5/5	4.5/5	4/5	3.5/5	3.5/5
Ease of Installation & Setup	4.5/5	4.5/5	4.5/5	2.5/5	4/5
Content Quality	5/5	4/5	2.5/5	4/5	3/5
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E-Book Titles		"Singorama: Begginners Book", "Singorama: Advanced Book", "Ultimate Guide to Reading Music", "Advanced Learning Techniques for Singing"	"Vocal Release"	"Singing is Easy"	"Discovering You Can Sing"
Number of Lessons	17+	Beginner: 8 chapters spanning 54 pages, Advanced: 7 Chapters, spanning 51 pages	7 CD's, 250 page vocal instruction manual	10 lessons, each of which are diveded into multiple sections	8 Chapters, Spanning 54 pages
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PC & Mac Friendly
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Site Name	Singing Success by Brett Manning	Singorama by Emily Mander	Vocal Release by Eric Frey	Singing is Easy by Yvonne DeBandi	Discovering You Can Sing
Editors Rating	9.2	8.6/10	7.4/10	7/10	6.8/10
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"Vocal Release" offers a wide variety of lessons that range from simple ideas such as correct breathing, to more advanced techniques such as hitting high, powerful notes and how to discover your style of singing. Although there are other products that may be more interesting to use, "Vocal Release" does offer some great material and can be of benefit to anyone no matter what your singing ability.

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This Course Was Created To Unlock The Extreme Range, Power And Beauty That Every Singers Voice Can Have If Trained Properly.

See Yourself Mastering The Six Parts Of Voice And How They All Work Together

Vocal Fry: The part of the voice that can be used to rasp or scream without damage.
Chest Register: The bottom end of your tone. Usually the voice most people speak in. Used correctly it will add weight and solidity to your overall tone.
Middle Voice: This is what most singers call a mix. It has the qualities of both chest voice and head voice. So, not only does it have fullness and depth it also has ring or harmonic overtones.
Head Register: Pure head voice is used to sound sweet and lilting in commercial music.

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