I’m 72 and took up singing by joining a local Barbershop Chorus a little over a year ago with no experience or training. (Something to do in retirement!) Being a long time techie guy, I loaded myself down with all the appropriate tech tools I could find in despartion. Sing & See was one of those. Progress has been slow, but they haven’t kicked me out yet, so I guess that means something. Anyway, I have found that Sing & See is the program I use most frequently – usually in conjuction with other programs. It’s the only one I have found that is able to record my efforts visually with any degree of usefulness. It has helped me to at least be acceptible. Pavarotti need not rise from the grave to defend his status, but Tiny Tim definity would. While there are some improvements I would like to see, it is worth the $. I know it seems relatively expensive, but I’m of the old school – you get what you pay for. I have no complaints on that score (pun intended).
By: Bill Nott