Question 1: What does it mean to sing "demo" in music? "Demo" refers to the preliminary singing effect before the official recording and production of the song, which is usually completed by the musician who sings the "demo". Not all singers can read music, and musicians who sing "demos" must be professionals. The initial melody is called the intro, as well as the interlude and ending.

Question 2: What is a song demo? In English, it is demo. Demo literally means "demonstration". The so-called demo version released before the game is released. Some are demo game screens, some are game trials or music samples. In most music, demo refers to accompaniment music, but sometimes it can also refer to the prelude of a piece of music or melody. Sometimes it also refers to the post-processing of music, for example: Demo A. There are other explanations that I’m not sure about.

Question 3: What is a song demo? It is a short section of a song that can reflect the sound quality and timbre.

Question 4: What does a recording demo mean? A demo is also known as Demo in English.

Demo is the abbreviation of English Demonstration, which is defined as a song for reference rather than for sale. Artists express their themes in demos, which are recorded on tape or CD and given to record companies, producers, or other artists. Artists use demos as an outline of a song to communicate to band members and producers. Sometimes songwriters send demos to artists who want a more professional recording, or to music publishers who need to distribute simple sound recordings for publishing or copyright purposes.

Many unsigned bands and artists record demos in order to get a record deal. These demos are often sent to record labels, with the artist hoping to be signed to the label so that an album can be recorded in a professional recording studio. Despite this, major record companies generally ignored the demos that were sent to them. Artists must find ways to get their demos into the hands of music distribution company bosses.

Many signed bands and artists will record demos of new songs before recording a new album. Artists use demos as outlines of songs to communicate to band members, or to create different versions of songs, or to record many tracks to select the best ones for future use.

Demos are usually recorded using crude equipment, such as a squeaky tape recorder, or a small 4-track or 8-track machine. Sometimes these demos are worse than the final versions that have been processed by producers and sound engineers. It better reflects the essence of the artist.

Demos are rarely heard by the public, and some artists release crude demos in rare collections or box sets. Some artists will also officially release demo albums.

Question 5: What happens when a singer sings a demo? You mean demo~ refers to the version that is recorded to provide reference before the song is officially released.

What I understand is roughly this: the composer wants some singers to sing his song, and of course he has to let people know how the song is, so he will find other singers to sing the song or hum the melody (accompanied by song), the singer will sing the song completely when he is satisfied, and then the behind-the-scenes production will complete the final version, which is also the official version~

There are also some unsigned singers who record their own demos and send them to the company. , if the company is satisfied, it will sign you and let you record the song completely

Officially said this: Sample records allow music creators to roughly record their ideas on cassette tapes or On laser discs, record companies, producers or other singers are provided as references

Therefore, the success of singers who sing demos for celebrities really depends on their opportunities~ because they really don’t have a song of their own Even though he was the first one to sing the song~~

Question 6: Why are the demo and the original singer of the song not the same person? A song demo is the initial model of a song

The person who sings the demo just hums the melody according to the song

Question 7: What is the song demo? Is it similar to a cover? Or do you re-create the accompaniment yourself? all over? I've watched a lot better those that don't copy... Demos are usually called demos, not covers. They generally refer to songs that are original but not yet perfect. There are many forms of song demos, which can be humming without accompaniment or singing with a band. Humming with accompaniment, etc. Most of them are humming with simple accompaniment.

Personally, I think that demo can record creative inspiration, and then continue to improve based on this demo (lyrics, soundtrack, etc.), and finally form a complete song.

Question 8: What is a musical demo? demo

Simply put, it is a demonstration sample

Question 9: How to make a song demo. If you are not in a hurry and are not afraid of trouble, go to forums such as audio production and recording demos to learn by yourself. , there are many websites, just find them yourself. You need to learn music production software. I want to say that this is not an easy thing for a beginner. You definitely can’t sing a cappella (unless your song is really good) , you need to have an accompaniment, and the accompaniment requires an instrument or the timbre of an instrument in the software. I don’t know what your musical level is. Anyway, you must have a certain knowledge of music theory and master the arrangement, singing and accompaniment of songs. After that, you still have to do post-production, which means you have to process the entire song to its best, which means it sounds comfortable and has a good tone. Of course, if your finances allow, you can also find a music studio to help you record, usually around a thousand yuan. This is a conservative estimate, because you only have to sing, and the rest of the accompaniment, music arrangement, etc. Someone else will do it.

The above is a general framework. Let me digress. I don’t agree with you sending demos directly to record companies. I don’t know how much you know about domestic record companies. They have special facilities for storing demos. There are tons of requests from all over the country. What do you think are the chances that they will pick up your demo and take some time to listen to it carefully? I have been in a band in Beijing for several years, and I have some knowledge of the music scene. This method will not work. If you are capable and the songs you create are popular, the company will talk to you. The prerequisite is to let them know about you, so the record Companies always like to pay attention to this super girl and that fast boy, because record companies want to make money. Generally, they need to know whether there is a market for your music before they can consider talking to you. You can sit down with the record company to talk about their music. It is the goal of most unknown musicians. Only after reaching this step can it be possible to talk about signing a contract. This process is usually very difficult, and again, unless your music is really outstanding. Of course, if you have connections, you can find an agent or the like and send your demo directly to the relevant people for them to listen to. It’s just for them to listen to. No record company will rashly make a deal with someone who doesn’t have it without being sure. Signed by a certain influential musician.

That’s all I have to say, stick with it, because this is also a dream I once had, and now I have woken up, haha, I wish you success!

Question 10: What does it mean to sing "demo" in music? "Demo" refers to the preliminary singing effect before the official recording and production of the song, which is usually completed by the musician who sings the "demo". Not all singers can read music, and musicians who sing "demos" must be professionals. The initial melody is called the intro, as well as the interlude and ending.