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General thought from "Amazing 2020": we could record the voices of students with earphones with microphones (or better equip) to clear the voices and avoid the background noises

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrErMUvPgHg
maybe we can add instruments?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7VLUI1Kdnk
If possible-record everyone together outdoor (with recording mics and maybe professional cameraman?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BumCkswUUDA
everyone record in a same angle and background to make the video neater

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‘A smile so bright’ as this Broadway cast gathers for digital performance

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1. https://youtu.be/MH88Vn2dt1I Brief introduction about digital performance

2. https://youtu.be/CrjD6Npc7Pk The coolest thing I’ve found about this performance is that you can view the performance from all 360 degree angles.

3. https://youtu.be/_bART2TpStQ Process of building a digital performance

4. https://youtu.be/xosH3b5lZ88 A brief walkthrough of preparing digital performance

5. https://youtu.be/GUsLLEkswzE

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1. https://learn.schooltheatre.org/creating-virtual-performances
Use same digital background while recording.
This website provides resources and tips for creating an online performance.
2. https://www.playbill.com/article/8-tips-for-how-to-create-streaming-theatre
More tips about creating streaming theater. We can do pre-recorded streaming because of the delay of online live performances.
3. https://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/releases/2020/Q3/play-on-how-music-educators-are-setting-the-virtual-stage-for-class,-performances.html
This is other people’s experience of virtual performances.

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There have been many confusing terms flying around the internet as we explore this brave new world, so let's begin by agreeing upon some definitions, which will be useful as you read on.

streaming: to share a live or recorded performance over the internet using streaming media services such as YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, etc.

livestreaming: to share a live performance over the internet using streaming media services.

broadcasting: the transmission of programs by radio, television or internet streaming media services.

pre-recorded/digital: a performance that has been recorded prior to the actual sharing of the performance; the actors are not present when the performance is shared.

video editing: the general term for altering a recorded performance either to add remove or add elements, add animations or to weave together recorded performances captured at different times.
CAUTION: not the same as turning the show into a movie.

virtual performance/online performance/digital performance/"zoom" performance: terms often used interchangeably to mean a performance which is shared with an audience through the internet

broadcast software: an ap or software which replaces hardware used for "switching" to allow video feed from more than one source to be manipulated for delivery to a viewing through a streaming platform

Adding Polish

Add polish to your streamed performance by utilizing a broadcasting software. Using a Zoom type technology and a broadcast software, the students perform together although they are in separate spaces, and the video from the video conferencing software is fed through a broadcasting software on the host's computer. The host is able to control whose video is seen by the audience, who appears to be interacting with whom, and even crop the video for special effects. The audience sees whatever is happening slightly delayed from the live moment, but is unaware of this, due to the function of the broadcast software.

Free broadcast software such as Streamlabs or OBS Studio, make it possible to add special effects and easily create scenes between selected performers during a live virtual performance, since sending the video through the software before sending it out on Facebook or YouTube allows the host much more control over what the audience sees. Read all about it on Livestreaming 101 by LA Virtual Lighting Designer Andrew Schmedake, it is a clear explanation of what to do and how to do it. You can catch Andrew's webinar on TE Pro for more tips and techniques.

Another free resource available is ZoomOSC, created by Liminal Entertainment Technologies, LLC. ZoomOSC increases the capabilities of Zoom for live performance through the use of a media server. Visit the ZoomOSC page on Liminal Entertainment Technologies' website to learn more.

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Theatre Educator Pro: Creating Virtual Performances

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There have been many confusing terms flying around the internet as we explore this brave new world, so let's begin by agreeing upon some definitions, which will be useful as you read on. streaming: to share a live or recorded performance over the internet using streaming media services such as YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, etc.

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Sophie (only3.. maybe I’ll complete it later… too much history HW today)

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Sophie (only3.. maybe I’ll complete it later… too much history HW today)

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1.  [memories of Jiangnan] https://b23.tv/8smJlCo

Basically people reciting & singing in the prominent Chinese landscape painting “the Dwelling of Fujiang Mountain.”

Maybe we can also try to use techs & singing in paintings (?)

2.  【Your computer is on! Human voice restore various Windows sound effects

【MayTree五月树】-哔哩哔哩】 https://b23.tv/ckHdhce

Just an A cappella, but what i mean is that the way singing & holding a IPad that’s showing sth looks interesting. Maybe we can try one people singing with another person — sang & recorded in the IPad —— or at the extreme, we could do sth like a cascade.

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3.  【1 person cover of My shot [from Hamilton]17岁高中生翻唱】 https://b23.tv/YXMU3H5

Just a cover of My shot.

But maybe we can also use the emojis to imitate / act as different character (?)

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Resources
1, DAW- it is a recording software. Mac already have this. There are other Good DAW too: https://rolandcorp.com.au/blog/computer-music-production-for-beginners-part-1
2, A headphone- it can helps you to better listen the voice and music background: https://www.skillshare.com/blog/guide-how-to-start-producing-music/
3, Sound on sound- it is website where you can know anything about digital music: https://www.renegadeproducer.com/music-production-resources.html

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1. Heal the World-格里葛格
https://b23.tv/LfVLc9Q
This performance is also Heal the World, and I think the singer was really creative with the visuals. She sang in the special effects of planets and it perfectly matches with “Heal the World”.
2. The most popular songs of 2018 medley- Sam Tsui
https://b23.tv/nmUzxvw
This is different than other common medleys which are just connecting the songs. The arranger of this medley, Kurt has gathered pieces of songs and made them into a new song. Also the shooting technique of this video is interesting. I think this technique is called one take.
3. One Day-Tate McRae
https://b23.tv/hQALlFx
I think you can really feel that she had put a lot emotion into this song. Also, she wrote this song by herself so I think It’s really great.

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Online concert

https://m.bilibili.com
bilibili——one of the biggest live-broadcasting platform—i believe most student in Basis use this app

http://m.peise.net/shouji/252713.html
Peise—use to amplify our voices

https://m.cr173.com/x/614974
Xixi software park—catch up the rhythm and keep the flow constant

https://i.y.qq.com/n2/m/
QQ music live channel—perhaps more official and more elaborate backstage system

https://m.pc6.com/mipd/270574.html
One key music—beautify our sound

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1. Inflammable and explosive, https://youtu.be/txp2Tdiaw34 , the performers’ voice were very loud, and they sing with dance and action. This make the performance more infectious.
2. Geek, https://youtu.be/H8btTwhhBEI , the performer often interact the audience during the performance, which can activate the atmosphere of the scene.
3. Our love, https://youtu.be/VlMN_JbEJwI, he use musical instruments such as violins and piano adds atmosphere to the stage.
4. Practice love, https://youtu.be/Qox0qDl4Kmg, there will be a solo part of the three, and there will be a duet part. They sang with rich expressions.
5. Days foreign substance, https://youtu.be/jMc4MQ9-SGA, the stage lights will be brighter as the song reaches its climax, which makes the audience feel more interesting.

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1. This website contains 12 amazing virtual choir come out of COVID-19. They are all video composed together. We can learn its editing techniques if we are doing video editing. (https://blog.chorusconnection.com/virtual-choirs-in-2020)
2. There are the general guidelines for online performance; it is very thorough. It provides steps of process of making an online video, and it recommends some tools for editing as well. (https://choralnet.org/2020/09/cyber-solutions-for-quarantined-choirs-a-guide-to-virtual-rehearsals-performances/)
3. Virtual Choir: Here is a possible video editor we can use, but we need to pay for it. https://www.virtualchoir.net
4. This web contains steps of creating a virtual choir performance video. https://www.alfred.com/blog/how-create-virtual-choir-performance-video/
5. You raised me up covered by COLOR MUSIC children’s choir: I thinking can we go out to a quiet park sing, while having someone shooting for us and we can make it into a MV. https://youtu.be/TRcIEMgppK8