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How to Sing a Song Better Than Before

Singing a song is not difficult at all as long as you know the techniques involved in it. Many of us do not actually know how to sing. We only listen to songs without actually making attempt to sing a song ourselves.

It is very important for us to actually learn about such thing as singing. Who knows, we may be called upon in a public function to sing a song. It won’t be the best of ideas for us not to know how to actually sing at least a song.

In case you can’t sing, this simple write up will teach you about how to sing a song.Want to Sing with a Full Vocal Range, Like a PRO and Hitting the Notes with Pro Perfection? continue reading!

Listening and Sing Alongside

In order to learn about how to sing a song, we need to start from listening. A good listener is on his way to being able to sing well. When listening to the songs, do not listen half heartedly. Instead, make sure that your whole heart is given to it. This way, you are sure to learn about all the intricacies involved in the song in question.

While listening to the song, make sure you pick out the pitch and the tone of each line. Once you have done this for several times, you too can try to sing out your own and you can be sure that you will be able to produce something wonderful. At the start, you may not be able to produce something perfect. But consistent practice will produce your heart desire.

Exercise!!!

In order to learn how to sing a song, you may need to sing alongside a musical instrument. In case you do not have any of such instruments, you may decide to buy if you can spare the extra dough. But in case you can’t spare the money for the instrument, you can as well use your hands.

Clap rhythmically as you sing the song and this will help you to sing in line. If you are able to sing well in line with the clapping, it means you are able to sing in key, which is the most important aspect you need to learn on how to sing a song.

In order to learn about singing a song, make sure you first of all take note of the pitch of the song. Each phrase or verse of the song should have different tones. Make sure that you keep this in mind as you learn to sing the song. Also ensure that you use the right tone at the right place so that the song can have meaning to you and your listeners

How to Sing a Song

Conclusion

You will not be fair to yourself if you expect perfection from the singing exercise right at the start. In real sense, you may not be able to get something tangible at the beginning. But you need to be very patient with yourself as you learn about how to sing a song. With patience and consistency, you are sure of being able to learn any song of your choice.Want to Sing with a Full Vocal Range, Like a pro and hitting the High notes with perfection? Check out Here how to maximize your vocal skills.

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How to Stay in Tune When You Are Singing (Expert Tips)

Can you Sing in Tune?

Staying in tune is one of the most important and necessary elements in singing, even more than the vocal range. Sometimes a person can sing along with a CD and not even notice that they are singing out of tune since they are not paying attention to what they sound like. Some people do not even notice that they are singing out of tune even when they are singing without any music.

If the person has a decently good ear, they will notice that they are not in tune and will look for a way to get themselves in tune. At least knowing that you are not singing in tune is the first step. To Improve your singing, you must always be aware of how your voice sounds.

You can get significantly better with staying in tune with certain training exercises and methods. We will look at several tips for improving this skill.

When you are singing along with a song, lower the volume so that your voice is louder than the music. This will help you notice the errors that you make. When you see that you go out of tune, keep repeating that exact part of the song however many times it takes until you are able to stay in tune perfectly.

Pratice!!!

It is very important that you have some type of musical instrument, or use the virtual piano on this website. Start off by practicing scales like: do re me fa so la ti, repeating this several times. Afterwards, practice the scale do re mi fa so la ti do, do ti la so fa mi re do. Do this slowly and try to imitate each note as precisely as possible. Practice these scales until you have them completely memorized.

Next, practice singing arpeggios, which are notes that form a chord, such as the C chord, sing C, E, and then G. Another common way to sing an arpeggio is: C, E, G, E, C. Practice singing all of the arpeggios in the major chords.

Here is a list of the major chords and their notes:

C= C  E G

D= D F# A

E= E G# B

F= F A C

G= G B D

A= A C# E

B= B D# F#

Play the arpeggios and sing them at the same time. Afterward, sing them without playing the notes on an instrument, one by one. You can also practice the scales in the same way.

Record What You Are Doing!!!

Record yourself singing these arpeggios and scales while you are practicing. When you have finished recording yourself, listen to what you recorded very carefully. It is much easier to notice the errors that you are making when you are not singing. Often times someone who is listening to a song can notice when the singer goes out of tune more than the singer notices himself.

Repeat these exercises but change the order of the notes. For example, in the chord C, sing C E G, E G C, C G E, G C E, etc.

Listening to what you have recorded will help you keep record of how you have improved. Record yourself each time you do the exercises and you will see that the notes will come out more in tune each time.

It is always recommended for any singer, or person who wants to be a singer, to know a little bit about music such as general musical theory. It is good to know scales and chords and also to know how to play basic things on a musical instrument. Singing along with an instrument will help you stay in tune much better.