USB Mics

Affordable USB mics are recommended for virtual voice lessons, not for professional audio recording. I will add some of those soon.

  1. AUDIOPRO USB Microphone - Inexpensive Quality Mic that will do the job - Link to Buy here

  2. Blue Yeti USB Mic - Highly rated, famous mic that will be slightly better quality than the Audiopro - Link to Buy here

  3. Students living in Europe: BEHRINGER BIGFOOT USB STUDIO CONDENSER MICROPHONE - Link to Buy here

Sheet Music

I will try to provide sheet music for my student’s songs as part of my guidance to them. BUT there is an amazing website that costs per song’s sheet music where the singer can practice along with the accompaniment, adjust the song’s speed, adjust the song’s key, save PDF versions, print, and so much more. Student can practice at home as many times as they’d like.

MusicNotes.com

Helpful App to play any popular song’s chords on the guitar or piano. https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/

Apple App Store Link Here

Google Play Store Link Here

Tabs

Ipad Stand

It is important to be “hands free” while singing. Holding an iPad during a lesson is not ideal. I direct my students to use their arms and hands a lot during our lessons for breathing and other techniques.

  1. Amazon Tablet Stand Adjustable, Lamicall Tablet Stand - Link to Buy Here

  2. Apple Displays and Stands - Link to Buy Here

  3. Apple Ipad Keyboards - Link to Buy Here

Digital Pianos

  1. Carry-On, 49-Key Portable Keyboard - YouTube Box Opening & Review - Link to Watch Here - Link to Buy Here

  2. Casio CDP-S110 88 key Compact Digital Piano - YouTube Box Opening & Review - Link to Watch Here - Link to Buy Here

  3. M-Audio Keystation 49es MK3 Keyboard Controller - No speaker, just MIDI connector or Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) - 2 YouTube Box Opening & Reviews - Link to Watch Here and Here - Link to Buy Here