Do you want a beautiful voice too, perhaps like that of Christina Aguilera or Kelly Clarkson? With lots of practice and hard work, you too can achieve a good vocal level.
Steps
Step 1. Drink some water before you start singing
Step 2. Do some breathing exercises
Take a good deep breath, hold the air for 5 seconds before exhaling slowly, or blow softly with your lips half closed. He starts humming, starting with a few syllables, trying high and low notes.
Step 3. If you're getting ready for a performance, warm up with a couple of tunes
Singing for a few minutes improves your voice and helps your body prepare for singing.
Step 4. Choose a song within reach of your voice
If you have a high voice, choose Sia's style: "Titanium" may be more suitable than Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass". If, on the other hand, you can handle high and low notes without problems it means that you are versatile, and you can sing pretty much any song.
Step 5. Try to avoid occluding the windpipe by causing the Adam's apple to rise too high
Touch it with your fingers, and when you start singing, check that it doesn't rise too much: a few millimeters is enough.
Step 6. Breathe using the diaphragm and let the abdominal muscles rise and fall according to the natural flow of breathing
If you want your voice to get a little more hoarse, try gargle with vinegar for a few seconds, then rinse your mouth with some warm water.
Step 7. Always remember that everyone sings differently
The voices are different, and it improves with practice.
Step 8. Finish
Advice
- Practice frequently, following the directions above.
- NEVER drink cold water before singing. Your vocal cords would be traumatized and make a horrible sound. Drink water at room temperature, but the top is definitely a nice hot tea.
- Have fun! For an audition or a show, choose pieces you love and know well.
- Don't be afraid of your limits. If you think you don't get to a note, try it anyway. Who knows!
- As you sing, pronounce the words right! The clearer they are, the more beautiful it will be to hear them.
