KTV员工建议书.doc

ktv .ktv ,ktv / 3-5 (),coco11coco2ktv+3 21.10.20101ktvktvktvktv1ktvktv22(1) ktv;(2) ktv;3ktv41 2 3 4 ciktvktvktvktvktvkktv3000ktvktvktvktvktvktvokokktvktv1gyj25-86wh0301-93gb/t4959-95gb14197-93rastigb/t14476-93gbj76-84jgj/t16-92gbj232-90,922wh0301-93ok 1100hz-6300hz103db 240-12500hz80-8000hz0db+4/-8 db80hz-8000hz+/-4db3125-4000hz -6db4100hz10db,10006300hz, 8db5nr2535dba6771.2ms3ktvktv4ktvktvktvktvktv5ok 2/490db60 db30 db 346ktvok7(ktvktv101. choose a song you have an emotional connection to, not necessarily one you think you ought to sing.1. 2. if possible, practice the song ahead of time to get an idea of whether the key of the original recording works for you.3. if not, many karaoke situations have machines that can raise or lower the key of your song.ktv4. your main focus in singing is telling a story.5. spend some time with the lyrics and get an idea of what the song is about. you will make a better connection with the audience if you know what emotions you want to portray in your performance.6. focus the energy on the audience.7. 8. if your anxiety level is high, consider singing with at least one other person.9. there is safety in numbers and this can be an interim step to singing solo.6. if you go to a karaoke bar it may be tempting to drink alcohol to bolster your courage.10. ktvresist the temptation - alcohol has a drying effect on the vocal mechanism and impairs your ability to tell the story of the song.11. dont obsess on the mechanics of singing.12. the audience would much rather hear a good story teller with a less than perfect delivery than a really good voice with no connection to the song or audience. 13. let your body reflect what you are singing about.14. movement helps to free the voice and make a better connection with the audience. 15. eye contact is important.16. 17. last but not least, have