by TheSingersCorner | Nov 1, 2018 | Improving Your Vocals, Vocal Technique
Quick Navigation What's the Worst That Could Happen?Know What Not To Do9 Tips To Get Started Scream SingingWorking With A ProThe Bottom Line One of the most aggressive types of singing is scream singing. This technique is nothing new; it has been around since the...
by TheSingersCorner | Oct 25, 2018 | General, Improving Your Vocals
Maybe you’ve been told you’re greatly lacking in singing ability. The inability to replicate the pitch of a sound is often called being tone deaf. How can you tell if this is you? Well, a tone-deaf test is a good way to start. If you’re worried that you’ll never sing...
by TheSingersCorner | Oct 11, 2018 | General, Improving Your Vocals
The human voice is truly miraculous. Your singing voice is your unique musical instrument, and with it, you can express your deepest emotions to the world. The use of song by humans to influence each other’s emotions dates back to prehistory. That ability remains...
by upright | May 21, 2018 | Casual Singing, General, Improving Your Vocals
Singing in the shower serves as a quirk of the comedic. It is a comic relief in movies or as a stereotype of awkward roommates or bumbling spouses. But singing in the shower is one of the best ways to practice and hone your skill. Whatever the reason you sing in the...
by Cameron | Mar 21, 2018 | Breathing Technique, Casual Singing, General, Improving Your Vocals, Singing Career, Singing Different Genres, Singing High Notes, Vocal Technique
Many people have dreams of making it big in the music industry or becoming a famous singer, but we can’t do so unless we first learn the basics of music and singing. Improving your vocal technique can make you a well-rounded singer and can help you safely use...
by Cameron | Jan 30, 2018 | Breathing Technique, Casual Singing, General, Improving Your Vocals, Singing Career, Singing High Notes, Vocal Technique
As a singer, you need to make sure you’re properly warming up your voice before you trying singing. Warmups will help you loosen up your vocal cords and not strain your voice. They also help you reach the notes at the top and bottom of your range so it...
