A good Singing needs following specialty in voice.
1) Base
2) Diction
3) Melody
4) Throw
5) Range
6) Feel
7) Imagination (It comes with feel)
8) Correct Pitching
and
9) Modulation
Though It,s not possible to explain a performing art in words, I have tried here to give you some important tips which might help you.
Breath Control
Managing your breath is one of the most fundamental elements of good singing. Breath control starts with excellent posture. You can’t hope to breathe well if you’re slouched over because your lungs need room to expand. Your chest should be lifted and when you breathe in focus on expanding sideways instead of up. Professional singers control their breath from the diaphragm, a powerful muscle that allows you to modulate volume and tone in your singing.
Vocal Agility
What do great opera singers and amazing pop singers have in common? They all have the ability to complete fantastic vocal runs without ever missing a note. Indeed, vocal agility is the ability to jump from note to note easily and land on the right note without any wavering. Beginning singers often have difficulty with this advanced concept, and it requires both physical and mental training to perfect.
Vocal Control
singer_1To control your voice well, you must have a good handle on all the various elements of singing, from breath control to resonance. As you start out it’s good to remember that your voice is a muscle and you have to warm it up just like you would stretch any other muscle before you exercise. Vocal warm-ups will help you gain great vocal control and will set you up to practice each of the following components to achieve that great singing voice you’ve always wanted.
Stamina
Your stamina as a singer comes almost directly from your breath control. It’s not enough for a professional singer to just sing one song well—most advanced singers perform lengthy recitals or concerts at once and that’s where stamina comes in. Without good breathing, you will wilt quickly and your muscles won’t get enough oxygen to keep singing. Work on your breathing and vocal control for your voice to last for hours of singing at a time.
Vocal Tone
Have you ever heard a person singing who sounds like all the sound is coming straight out of his or her nose? Nasality is a key problem for many singers, and demonstrates a lack of good vocal tone. Beautiful tone comes from the position of the soft palette, which is another name for the soft tissue at the back of your throat. When your soft palette is too high or too low your sound will come out tense and sometimes even cartoonish. To get a great vocal tone you must raise your soft palate just enough. Superior Singing Method will demonstrate for you exactly how to achieve that perfect balance for your vocal tone.
Resonance and power
Although power might bring to mind only the ability to sing in a very loud voice, in fact good resonance and power is more about projecting your voice fully. The important thing to learn to have great resonance and power is to train yourself to use all the resonant spaces of your body. The main resonators are your throat, chest, head, and nose—open spaces where you can shape your sound and then project it outward. To sing well and with beautiful resonance you must use your tongue properly. Since it lies in the most important resonator—the mouth—the tongue can often get in the way of beautiful resonance. All great singers have to learn to relax and place their tongues correctly.
Pitch
Perfect pitch. It’s incredibly rare and sometimes more of a curse than a blessing (those with perfect pitch complain of hearing every noise in terms of a note—the tea kettles whistles in F, the car horn beeps in E flat, etc). However, there are plenty of ways to learn how to stay on pitch, which just means to keep your voice at the exact frequency of a note. Unsurprisingly, being on pitch comes from some of the things we’ve just described such as breath control and vocal control. To get consistently good pitch you need to continue to exercise your voice regularly to strengthen your vocal muscles. Breathing properly also helps you to relax and never force your voice too much, which is absolutely necessary to stay on pitch.
Range
Most singers when starting out feel like their range is quite limited. Also, almost all singers have trouble with transitioning from their “chest” voice to their “head” voice. That’s normal. To expand your range you chiefly must exercise those vocal muscles. It’s important to recognize that range does not expand instantaneously, though. To hit those high and low notes you must practice consistently for a long amount of time and never force your vocal cords to an uncomfortable note, which can, in fact, damage your voice quite a bit. Superior Singing Method can help you substantially strengthen your vocal muscles and thus strengthen your mix voice, which is the combination of your chest and head voice.
Confidence
While this is not as technical as most of the other terms, confidence is a necessary aspect to singing well. Why? If you have stage fright or don’t trust your voice you will probably not breathe as deeply and will struggle with staying on pitch. Luckily, the more your practice your singing the more confident you will get. Therefore, this is a skill that is both necessary to sing well and also one that you will develop as you continue to improve all the other aspects of your singing.
Hopefully you now have a good understanding of all of the components that go into great singing. It may sound difficult to master all of these concepts, but in fact if you stick with a well laid-out training system you will soon find that these elements become second nature. Superior Singing Method will not only explain all of these aspects more in depth, but also show exactly how to achieve all of them.
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1) Base
2) Diction
3) Melody
4) Throw
5) Range
6) Feel
7) Imagination (It comes with feel)
8) Correct Pitching
and
9) Modulation
Though It,s not possible to explain a performing art in words, I have tried here to give you some important tips which might help you.
Breath Control
Managing your breath is one of the most fundamental elements of good singing. Breath control starts with excellent posture. You can’t hope to breathe well if you’re slouched over because your lungs need room to expand. Your chest should be lifted and when you breathe in focus on expanding sideways instead of up. Professional singers control their breath from the diaphragm, a powerful muscle that allows you to modulate volume and tone in your singing.
Vocal Agility
What do great opera singers and amazing pop singers have in common? They all have the ability to complete fantastic vocal runs without ever missing a note. Indeed, vocal agility is the ability to jump from note to note easily and land on the right note without any wavering. Beginning singers often have difficulty with this advanced concept, and it requires both physical and mental training to perfect.
Vocal Control
singer_1To control your voice well, you must have a good handle on all the various elements of singing, from breath control to resonance. As you start out it’s good to remember that your voice is a muscle and you have to warm it up just like you would stretch any other muscle before you exercise. Vocal warm-ups will help you gain great vocal control and will set you up to practice each of the following components to achieve that great singing voice you’ve always wanted.
Stamina
Your stamina as a singer comes almost directly from your breath control. It’s not enough for a professional singer to just sing one song well—most advanced singers perform lengthy recitals or concerts at once and that’s where stamina comes in. Without good breathing, you will wilt quickly and your muscles won’t get enough oxygen to keep singing. Work on your breathing and vocal control for your voice to last for hours of singing at a time.
Vocal Tone
Have you ever heard a person singing who sounds like all the sound is coming straight out of his or her nose? Nasality is a key problem for many singers, and demonstrates a lack of good vocal tone. Beautiful tone comes from the position of the soft palette, which is another name for the soft tissue at the back of your throat. When your soft palette is too high or too low your sound will come out tense and sometimes even cartoonish. To get a great vocal tone you must raise your soft palate just enough. Superior Singing Method will demonstrate for you exactly how to achieve that perfect balance for your vocal tone.
Resonance and power
Although power might bring to mind only the ability to sing in a very loud voice, in fact good resonance and power is more about projecting your voice fully. The important thing to learn to have great resonance and power is to train yourself to use all the resonant spaces of your body. The main resonators are your throat, chest, head, and nose—open spaces where you can shape your sound and then project it outward. To sing well and with beautiful resonance you must use your tongue properly. Since it lies in the most important resonator—the mouth—the tongue can often get in the way of beautiful resonance. All great singers have to learn to relax and place their tongues correctly.
Pitch
Perfect pitch. It’s incredibly rare and sometimes more of a curse than a blessing (those with perfect pitch complain of hearing every noise in terms of a note—the tea kettles whistles in F, the car horn beeps in E flat, etc). However, there are plenty of ways to learn how to stay on pitch, which just means to keep your voice at the exact frequency of a note. Unsurprisingly, being on pitch comes from some of the things we’ve just described such as breath control and vocal control. To get consistently good pitch you need to continue to exercise your voice regularly to strengthen your vocal muscles. Breathing properly also helps you to relax and never force your voice too much, which is absolutely necessary to stay on pitch.
Range
Most singers when starting out feel like their range is quite limited. Also, almost all singers have trouble with transitioning from their “chest” voice to their “head” voice. That’s normal. To expand your range you chiefly must exercise those vocal muscles. It’s important to recognize that range does not expand instantaneously, though. To hit those high and low notes you must practice consistently for a long amount of time and never force your vocal cords to an uncomfortable note, which can, in fact, damage your voice quite a bit. Superior Singing Method can help you substantially strengthen your vocal muscles and thus strengthen your mix voice, which is the combination of your chest and head voice.
Confidence
While this is not as technical as most of the other terms, confidence is a necessary aspect to singing well. Why? If you have stage fright or don’t trust your voice you will probably not breathe as deeply and will struggle with staying on pitch. Luckily, the more your practice your singing the more confident you will get. Therefore, this is a skill that is both necessary to sing well and also one that you will develop as you continue to improve all the other aspects of your singing.
Hopefully you now have a good understanding of all of the components that go into great singing. It may sound difficult to master all of these concepts, but in fact if you stick with a well laid-out training system you will soon find that these elements become second nature. Superior Singing Method will not only explain all of these aspects more in depth, but also show exactly how to achieve all of them.
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