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Improve the Control of your Singing Voice
Vocal Control You can’t unleash your full singing potential if your voice is held captive to a lack of understanding about how it works. You don’t want your voice to be all over the place with a mind all of its own. You want to improve better control of your singing voice. I’m going to…
View PostHelp! I Hate the Sound of My Singing Voice – TRY THIS!
Love Your Voice Do you love your voice or do you hate the sound of your singing voice? You’re not alone. There are so many people who cringe whenever they hear their own voice played back on a recording. And some people don’t even like hearing their voice when they talk, let alone sing. If…
View PostStrengthen Your Falsetto Singing Voice
Falsetto Many people just call it head voice…but there’s much more to the distinct register known as Falsetto. What is it, and how can we use it more efficiently in our singing? For some singers, the term can be a confusing one. I think mostly because when we talk about this area of the voice,…
View PostIs Your Instrument Affecting Your Singing Voice?
Singing with Guitar If you sing and accompany yourself on an instrument like the guitar or a keyboard, then this is a must watch video for you because singing with guitar or keys could be doing your voice a disservice. Today I want to show you a few key things to look out for when…
View PostLearn to take your CHEST VOICE Higher
Chest Voice Many singers are keen to learn the skill of taking their chest voice higher. The term chest voice is used by many singers to describe those sung notes that, for the most part, are sung in the lower register. But for most singers, there’s a point at which the voice needs to change into…
View PostHow to Sing with a DISTORTED VOICE!
Distorted Voice You can learn to sing with a distorted voice safely. Try this singing exercise if you want to add rasp and grit to your voice for those genres requiring heavier vocals. Vocal effects for heavier genres are still a relatively under-researched area of vocal production. That’s not to say that no-one has investigated…
View PostSING SOFTLY and still be heard!
Soft Singing One of the hardest things to learn to do as a vocalist is soft singing. Fortunately, learning to sing softly can be made a little easier with the right knowledge and correct techniques. You see, all too often I hear young singers stressing and straining their voice to achieve maximum output. Sure, it…
View Post10 Singing Tips for Powerful Practice
Singing Practice 101 Learning to sing is a life-long journey requiring countless hours of singing practice 101; not only learning new songs but also technically developing the voice. And just like you I don’t want one single minute to be wasted when I step into my practice space. So, I’m always on the lookout for…
View PostVocal Compression Singing
Vocal Compression Will vocal compression destroy your voice? Is all that heavy voice use in Rock and Metal, for example, going to tear your voice to threads, or is there a safe way to use vocal compression, get the sounds that you want, remain stylistically relevant and still have a healthy voice at the end…
View PostVowel Modification for Singers
Vowel Modification Vowel modification is one of those interesting topics that doesn’t receive a whole lot of attention in the world of contemporary vocals because contemporary genres employ speech-like patterns, and so modifying the vowels can detract from the tonal and articulation qualities. In classical singing, however, vowel modification is definitely a thing, but of…
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