How-To Guides for Zoom Singing
This post is part of a series intended to become a Mermaid’s Tavern Guide to Zoom Singing publication for folk arts organizations, feature artists, session singers, and online audiences for folk music. We welcome comments below.
This preliminary list of guides to Zoom singing is indicative of the huge demand for online singing and the success of Zoom as a platform for singers, despite the lack of real-time harmony. This list is actively being maintained and updated, so please add any additional links in the comments below.
Special mention is due to the San Francisco Folk Music Club for the breadth of their offerings, and to the Golden Link Folksinging Club for their clear and friendly style. Both have inspired me to follow their example, and I applaud their authors. Thanks for the inspiration.
- Ask An Expert: Tech Tips and Tricks for Successful Livestreaming
- Camp Harmony Zoom Pointers from the San Francisco Folk Music Club
- Complete Guide to Zoom Audio Settings for Music Teachers from Midnight Music
- EFDSS Zoom Tutorial from the English Folk Dance and Song Society
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- How to Get Started on Zoom from the Barbershop Harmony Society
- How to Host a Zoom Meeting from the San Francisco Folk Music Club
- How to Optimize Zoom Audio Settings for Music Performance! from the Philadelphia Folksong Society
- How to Run an Online Singaround from Fay Hield
- Live From the Mermaid’s Tavern blog posts from the Mermaid’s Tavern Online Folk Club
- Music Sessions on Zoom, A Guide from the Bampton Folk Club
- Online Event Resources from Claire Takemori
- SFFMC Online Musical Meetings from the San Francisco Folk Music Club
- Smooth Out The Bumps – Tech For Teaching Singing Online from The Naked Vocalist
- Tips for Joining a Zoom Meeting and Optimizing Results from the San Francisco Folk Music Club
- Virtual Contra Dancing – Guide to Security from Drew Delaware
- Virtual Singarounds from the Golden Link Folksinging Society (Rochester, NY)
- Zoom Concerts Handbook from Eric Black
- Zoom Video Conferencing – Quick Guide For Singing Teachers from The Naked Vocalist
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