How to Sing Just a Bit Better

Do you want to know how you can sing better? Yes, you can carry a tune, but people don’t get a Tony by just knowing how to carry a tune. If your mom is the only person who can listen to you for hours, then you better tune in to this.Tips to help you sing better:

Choose a song which you think is perfect for your voice. Are you a soprano or alto or tenor or baritone or bass? Get a copy of the song file, store it in your MP3 player. Look up the lyrics in the internet and print it out. When you have nothing better to do, spend your day in your room singing the song from start to end then start again. Practice makes perfect! But don’t drink cold beverages after your singing session. Karaoke machines would even have features to lower a song’s key to your vocal range.

Record your singing. Get a recording device. You can even use the recording feature on your phone. It’s important that you record your voice so you can hear for yourself the bad parts. This way, you’ll know which stanza needs more work. This would also help a lot in training your ear to detect notes.

Can’t reach the high notes? Remember that there’s a difference between reaching a high note and shouting. If your throat hurts every time you reach the high note then you’re probably screaming, not singing.

Feel the rhythm. Singing is not just about nailing the notes. It’s also about how you express the music. Singers are called artists because they interpret the song beautifully.

Sing in front of a small audience and ask them what they think about it.You can be confident singing in front of your mom, your dad and some not obnoxious siblings. You can depend on them to give you constructive criticism. Practice some more, then sing again in front of them and ask if there’s an improvement.

Get a voice lesson. Do you know someone who’s offering voice lessons? Usually the Music Departments in universities offer courses on voice. If you get really good, you can even have your own recital. Voice training will definitely improve your range and accuracy in hitting those notes.