How to Become a Better Singer

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If you want to know how to become a better singer in just a few days then listen up! There is no magical way to do this, no controversial or little known technique! Singing takes practice and passion and dedication. However, assuming you have these things then there is one little trick that if you have not practiced before will help you sing better in just a few days but is certainly not the whole story.

This method is to help you sing more clearly and with better pronunciation. Not only does this make it easier to listen to but it will allow you to achieve clarity of voice and a precision of sound that will set you above other singers.

The way to do this is the sing the vowels in the alphabet. Try singing them without a tune for a while and then try putting it to music. If you make sure your vowels are crisp and well formed you will put your mouth and tongue in the right positions for better singing. If you want to get the tips Visit this site i recommanded how to become a better singer
 
I actually never thought about it this way; especially since my problem is that I don't enunciate well. good advice!
 
Very handy advice :)

Also try to sing just as much without music as you can with. When you sing along with music that already has a singer or is loud...etc, you tend not to pick up as many mistakes.

An ever better solution, which is not for all, but if you can record your voice then listen back to it with no fx, it would help greatly.
 
Aha, yes, singing without music is essential! You really need to HEAR yourself in order to make improvements. And NO, listening to yourself sing in the shower doesn't count! :D
 
this kind of stuff is helpful, but you can potentially develop bad singing habits unless you have a teacher/expert correctly directing you. singing can be such a nuanced activity. generally speaking these can be good tips though.
 
If I had to pick one key, it's to train your body to breathe from the diaphragm (the large muscle just under the rib cage), not the chest. This is how professional singers control the air flow and keep their vocal chords free from strain.
 
LHTSB said:
If I had to pick one key, it's to train your body to breathe from the diaphragm (the large muscle just under the rib cage), not the chest. This is how professional singers control the air flow and keep their vocal chords free from strain.
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^ this, the diaphragm is your base for proper tone, power, pitch, sustain. Your throat should be relaxed. If you're male and you have an Adams Apple, it should not be moving up and down as you change pitch.

singing scales and arpeggios, will help you develop you ear, and bring control to your voice. vowel intonation is very important, but so is learning how to sing consonants correctly. If you practice these you can eventually learn to sing into any mic without a pop filter.
 
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