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Contact Microphone MIC Pickup Guitar,Violin,Banjo,Viola $0.99 |
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Contact Microphone MIC Pickup Guitar,Violin,Banjo,Viola $0.99 |
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KORG CM-100L CONTACT MIC FOR GUITAR VIOLIN PIANO TUNERS $16.95 |
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KORG CM-100L CONTACT MIC FOR GUITAR VIOLIN PIANO TUNERS $16.95 |
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Contact Microphone MIC Pickup Guitar,Violin,Banjo,Viola $0.99 |
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KORG CM-100L CONTACT MIC FOR GUITAR VIOLIN PIANO TUNERS $16.95 |
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Contact Microphone MIC Pickup Guitar,Violin,Banjo,Viola $0.99 |
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KORG CM-100L CONTACT MIC FOR GUITAR VIOLIN PIANO TUNERS $16.95 |
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PIEZO CONTACT MICROPHONE MIC PICKUP GUITAR,VIOLIN,BANJO $4.55 |
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Monster Performer 500 Microphone Cable 20 ft. - gold contact XLRs P500-M-20 $59.99 5-foot 'Better' 500 Performer Series CableProfessionals recognize that the quality of cable in a sound system can dramatically affect, for better or worse, an entire mix, or an instrument's tone. When you're ready to settle for nothing less than premium cable, Monster is the name to turn to. Available in 3 grades, all Monster Cables are known for incredibly pure sound quality. The popular Monster ... |
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Monster Cable P500-M-30 Performer 500 Microphone Cable 30 ft. (Gold-Contact XLRs) $77.99 If you want your performance to really stand out, you need the right microphone cable to help you cut through the mix & the crowd. P500 with patented Monster technologies bring out the wide open sound, the richness in vocals and the vibrant harmonic overtones of any miked instrument. An extra-dense shield reduces interference and hum, and heavy-duty Neutrik® XLR connectors with gold-plated contac... |
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Monster Cable P500-M-20 Performer 500 Microphone Cable 20 ft. (Gold-Contact XLRs) $59.95 If you want your performance to really stand out, you need the right microphone cable to help you cut through the mix & the crowd. P500 with patented Monster technologies bring out the wide open sound, the richness in vocals and the vibrant harmonic overtones of any miked instrument. An extra-dense shield reduces interference and hum, and heavy-duty Neutrik® XLR connectors with gold-plated contac... |
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Neutrik NC3MXX-B XLR Male Black w/Gold Contacts $2.69 The next generation of the worldwide accepted standard. Female connector with improved latch, cage type contacts, "solder stop" for easy soldering, and additional ground contact for best contact integrity between chassis and cable connector. Male connector without locking "window" eliminates breakage; more durable housing for maximum reliability. Rugged diecast shell has a sleek and ergonomic desi... |
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Public Speaking: Zero In on Your Smilers
Recently I gave a presentation at a Summit Conference in New York City and was confronted with a very reserved audience. I was blessed, however, to have two women in the large ballroom who smiled throughout, nodding their heads in agreement with everything I said. The second blessing was that these two women were sitting on opposite sides of the room; thus, in acknowledging my two ‘smilers,’ I had to scan the room from one side to the other.
In teaching presentation skills, I advocate zeroing in your smilers because they bolster your confidence. Some people smile because they agree with you and some people smile just because they smile. Some people listen with their eyes closed; some people indeed are sleepers.
In a room filled with over 100 attendees, however, I was surprised that I had only two smilers. Without a doubt, this particular group was one of the hardest audiences I have ever faced. In fact, throughout my 40-minute presentation, I questioned their lack of enthusiasm.
Admittedly, the microphone I was handed left much to be desired because it unfortunately was not of the same quality as the stationary mic on the lectern. [And that definitely was my fault for not getting a sound check before speaking. I assumed that because the gentleman speaking prior to me was getting great sound with the stationary mic, so too would I with a hand-held version. Very bad assumption; however, great fodder for the book and audio series I’m presently working on for public speaking!]
One attendee, sitting smack dab in the middle of the room and not 10 feet from me, kept nodding off. Of course every audience has a sleeper; and, because the rest of the room was awake, I was not concerned. Interestingly though, while watching the ‘before’ and ‘after’ video clips of my clients, the gentleman whose eyes were half closed, reacted with such sudden force upon seeing Craig, that it took everything in my power not to laugh out loud. (Craig is undoubtedly the best change in a male voice that I have ever encountered.) With his eyes bulging, this ‘sleeper’ reminded me of a cartoon character who suddenly becomes bug-eyed upon viewing a beautiful woman.
While the time I spent talking about voice and telephone techniques certainly had its challenges, the applause from the audience upon closing was thunderous. Indeed that was unexpected. Aside from the two smiling women, here was a crowd who showed little expression in what I was saying by their most reserved and noncommittal reaction to me. What usually gets a laugh didn’t. What always gets verbal response didn’t. And yet they enjoyed my presentation.
My advice is to ignore your sleepers; zero in your smilers; and talk to your audience just as if you were having a conversation in your living room.
About the Author
The Voice Lady Nancy Daniels offers private, group and corporate training in voice and presentation skills as well as Voicing It!, the only video training program on voice improvement. Visit her website at Voice Dynamic and watch as Nancy describes the best means of controlling nervousness in any form of public speaking.
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