What is your voice type? Bass, Baritone, Tenor, Lyric Tenor etc…
You might be wondering, is it possible to expand your range even if you are a Baritone? Is it possible to sing low notes even if you have a Tenor’s voice?
I show audio and video examples of singers with all the...
The biggest issue singers face when trying to sing in a pop punk style is that they try to sing in an overly whiney voice, attempting to imitate their favorite artists.
The issue with imitating other artists voices when singing pop punk is that it usually leads to singing in a very strained...
If you are experiencing unwanted straining and cracking in your voice, the biggest issues likely causing it are tensions in the throat and larynx. The vocal exercises I guide you through in the video above will help your voice sing in a better, more free position and help eliminate any cracking...
The most important aspect of developing a pop punk shouted vocal style is being able to sing the phrases of your song in a clean voice FIRST without straining or becoming hoarse.
Before you can add the shouted style to your voice you must first master singing your phrases in a clean, clear and...
To produce a smooth falsetto sound it is necessary to control the right amount of air flowing through your vocal cords.
If you use too little air it can sound weak, slightly strained and uncoordinated. If you allow too much air to pass through the vocal cords it can sound overly breathy, weak...
The most important thing to be aware of when trying to build vocal stamina is that your voice needs to remain free as you sing. It is necessary to make the voice work in an incredibly smooth way, where it feels GOOD and doesn’t feel tight in the throat in anyway.
When singing in this free...
Defining vocal improvement and mastery of the voice
Developing your voice is a process of improving both technical and musical skills required to make the best vocal sound you are capable of.
The technical and musical skills required for mastering the voice are-
- Having your entire vocal...
