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• Advice
• Warning
• What you need

We all love to sing. Some people are gifted with singing voices like a songbird, and a few people cannot sing properly with music. People often take vocal lessons to improve their vocals, but maybe you want to know how to sing well without having to take specific classes - you want to develop your own style, or you're too shy and dare not. sing in front of others. This article will give you a few tips to help improve your voice. Read on for more details!

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Prepare the voice

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   Practice scale. This can be very boring at first, but it will help your ears recognize the correct notes, so you will sing better. You probably already know the song "Do Re Mi" in the movie "The Sound of Music". This is a great song for you to practice. The foundation of this song is Vocal, very useful for practicing sound.
   • In solfège, the notes on a scale are named after their position instead of their real name. This will make it easier for you to sing notes, no matter what tone your voice is in. On the C (C) tone, the first three notes are C, D and E (C, D, and Mi). In the F # (Fa pound) tone, the first three notes are F #, G #, A # (Fa sharp, Son Thăng, and La Thăng). In both cases above, when singing the sound, the first three notes are always sung as "Do Re Mi".
   • If you have a guitar or piano, use it to practice and make sure you sing the correct notes. If not, you can use an online resource such as Virtual Piano to help.

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   Getting started is simple. Sing “do re mi” up and down with a scale. Start with a C scale, then C # and go higher. When singing, you would do this:
   • Basic scales: Do Mi Pha Son La Si Do
   • Then, you mix notes: sing two notes, then down one note, continuously until the scale ends.
   • Up two, down one: Mi Re Mi Mi Son Pha La Son Si Dollar Si Re Do
   • Start slowly, practice hard and try to sing the correct notes instead of sticking to that note. This gives you control over vocals and you can use instruments to ensure the correct pitch. It is better to practice slowly but surely instead of fast.
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Method 2 of 2: Teach yourself

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   Get a microphone. It doesn't need to be expensive: a laptop's microphone is fine. If your computer doesn't have a microphone, you can buy one for cheap at any electronics store. Connect it to your computer.

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   Launch the recording application on your computer, phone or online, so you can hear your voice.

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   Play the song you like and memorize the lyrics. Placing the lyrics in front will also help. It's best to have your lyrics ready so you don't have to think about what you have to sing what, just focus on singing how stop it.

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   Press the Record button. When you're ready, rewind the song from the start, then press the Record button (usually with a red dot) on the IC recorder.
   • Sing along to the singer.Do your best, focus on your breath and sing the correct notes (keep the notes at the same height as the singer).
   • If you make a mistake, no matter how bad you are, you can't stop recording - sing through to the end. You always have enough time to be perfect - practice what's important now.
   • When the song is over, press the button with the black rectangle or the spacebar (it will stop most recording apps).
   • Rewind the IC recorder, press the left arrow button and there is a vertical bar at the top.

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   Press the button Play to hear his voice. At first you probably won't like it. Try to hear it all; That is the only way to figure out what you often make mistakes and what needs to be done to improve your voice.
   • Listen carefully and recognize your mistakes and excellent passages.
   • Play the song again (you won't sing along or record it this time), and compare your voice to the singer's voice. Play a piece sung by an artist and replay the same piece that you sang. Pay attention to the difference.

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   Save a recording if possible. Keeping a record of the same song for a long time can help you record your progress. When you sing better (and you will Sing better!), you can listen to old recordings again to see how much you've progressed.

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   Retry. Every time you record your voice while singing that song, try to be more careful when singing. Add more passion, or more enthusiasm, or whatever emotion the song contains - try to feel and make the song your own.
   • Unless you're practicing to sing in a band, make that song your own. You don't have to sing long and hard to have the same expression as that singer. Not all famous singers sing good - they're just famous.

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   Sing at least half an hour every day. The more the better - as long as you don't overdo it, it will ruin your voice. The more you practice for the vocal cords, the better and stronger your voice will be.

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   Find different ways to make sounds with your voice. Diaphragm, throat, nose: you need to clearly distinguish each type of sound you make. The more you know about making sounds, the more control you will be able to control.

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    Sing like a cat. A great way to improve your singing voice is to sing "meow", each time having a different pitch. This helps as it contains the main vowels (mi, a, eo), so it will help you better when you sing out loud.
    • Sing "meow" slowly, and feel its vibrations in your mouth, nose, chest ...

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    Practice belt technique. In a singing career, everyone has to sing like screaming, but you have to practice so that your voice will radiate strength and strength instead of sounding like calling for help.

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    Find other resources to help you make the most of your singing. For example, you can visit YouTube. There are many good sources to consult from anyone interested in sharing knowledge. Some people may sell their products, but you don't need to buy them if you don't want to or don't need them.
    • Seek advice from a friend, relative, or music teacher. You need to ask them to give you a genuine comment instead of feeling compelled to compliment you. In fact, if they praise you, thank them and ask where you need to fix it.
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Advice

• Do not compare yourself with other singers, because each voice is unique.
• Drink some water before recording so your voice won't dry out.
• Everyone has a good side, and if you like to sing, don't let anyone stop you from trying.
• Singing karaoke with songs you like on YouTube is also a good practice (karaoke is when the main vocal of the song is turned off).
• You should know other breathing exercises to widen the diaphragm and have a good voice.
• You shouldn't start out by imitating a singer's voice if they're not the same sex as you. If you still want to, don't try to completely imitate their voice; Sing at normal pitch your.
• Don't try too hard. That will damage your vocal cords.
• Do not try to sing when you are cold, have a fever, etc., as your voice may break.
• If you want to practice following a singer's voice, you'll need to listen to more of their songs and get to know his / her voice.
• Don't yell because your vocal cords will get hurt.
• You will easily become a good singer if you are a music lover and focus on music. Here are the six steps you need to take:
  • Choose the song you like and memorize the lyrics. Practice singing whole songs with full lyrics and music.
  • Record or play the song on your computer, phone, etc.
  • Listen to the song a lot, you will have to sing along while you are listening until you are satisfied with yourself.
  • Sing the song again without the original music or vocals. Record your own voice.
  • Listen to your recordings. If you are not satisfied, you need to sing and record it until you feel satisfied.
  • When you feel satisfied, you can sing more confidently.

Warning

• Don't worry if you think your voice sounds bad. You will always feel strange with your voice. Sing to friends and family so they can give you feedback.
• This can be frustrating for neighbors and family. Talk to your family members to let them know how important this is to you, and reassure them that no matter how bad they have endured for a while, you will definitely make progress. And they will love to hear you sing. If necessary, promise not to practice while there's a TV show they like.
• If you learn to sing without your instructor, you will most likely learn vocal breaking techniques. Learning to sing properly is very important to preserve vocals. Your teacher can tell you which techniques to avoid and which to use.

What you need

• Micro
• Songs you like (on CD or digital music)