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Brett Manning Studios

So you wish you could sing better, but never had the cash to fork out for expensive private singing coaching? Are there any other affordable options available? Can you become a star singer and avoid the ongoing expense of private vocal coaching? You’ll be amazed what a great singer you can become by improving your singing with a home study singing course. Here are a few options you might want to explore:

Without a doubt, one of the best things you could do for your singing is to check out the Singing Success by Brett Manning vocal coaching program. Singing Success is the Ferrari of home study singing lessons and consists of 12 quality audio CDs, 1 DVD and 1 informational booklet. Believe me when I tell you this is the most desired and highly acclaimed singing course available anywhere.

Brett Manning’s Singing Success has received literally thousands of amazing testimonials and is recommended by more Grammy award winners and Broadway directors than any other home study singing course. The before and after recordings on their website have to heard to be believed. Hayley Williams, front singer of Paramore swears by this course and performs Brett’s vocal warm ups before each and every performance.

For video testimonials from famous rock stars and to find out more about the course be sure to read this review of Brett Manning Singing Success. This is the Ferrari of home study singing courses and comes with an incredible 6 month money back promise!

A few other options include doing a search in YouTube for learn to sing videos, but I’ve found the quality of the videos and training to be inconsistent and unreliable. My preferred website for online video singing lessons is eHow.com. You’ll find some good quality videos there. These can be really helpful if you’re looking for quick tips and techniques to help you with some singing basics but also lacks the depth and step-by-step approach of a dedicated learn to sing program like Singing Success.

All the best with it and good luck!

How to get sound out of my home theater receiver when plugged into a dvd/vhs combo

I just bought a home theater receiver and a vhs/dvd player combo. I have everything hooked up. When I put in a dvd it plays on the t.v. and I have sound out coming out of the speakers, but when I play a vhs I don’t. The movie plays on the t.v. but I don’t have sound coming from the speakers. Can you tell me what I need to do?

Are you using the optical or coax connector for SPDIF digital audio? That will not work for VHS. You’ll have to connect to analog outputs.