
There are no secrets to sing as a professional like your favorite idol singers.
There is hard work and dedication that you have to put into the art of singing though, with the correct approaches and techniques that will be mentioned through this course.
Understand that every individuals have different characteristics in their voices. So with the techniques and basics to acquire the balance of a weighted singing, voice throwing and correct pitch training in part of the course, you'll will find your style as a professionals singer, no matter if you're singing on stage or in the studio.
We'll start with introduction to breathing
Voice throwing is a technique that we'll be exploring a lot. Here's an introduction to voice throwing.
Pitching! Here's an introduction to pitching, while through the course, I'll help you get your pitches right.
Every good singer warms up behind the stage. Warm ups can really help your singing.
Try singing the moment you get up from sleep. You'll know what I mean.
Start with a full-body warm-up that lifts the hands to the ceiling, stretches the shoulders and arms, then performs 90-degree turns and tiptoeing while keeping the leg still.
Practice hand and feet coordination with a Bonner's exercise: squeeze firmly, relax, swing hands and feet synchronously, then touch left hand to right foot, progressively increasing speed while having fun.
Done with the body warm ups? We'll do some vocal pronunciation warm ups now
Discover posture-based strategies and proper breathing techniques to improve singing control and phrasing, enabling you to sing with greater clarity and expressiveness.
Learn song phrasing to deliver the intended message, aligning timing, delivery, and lyrics with meaning. Practice balancing long and short phrases and choosing the right voice and words for impact.
Practice breathing techniques daily to develop voice control and projection for singing and reading, while doing cardiovascular exercises to extend endurance and protect lung capacity by avoiding smoking.
Head voice hits high notes with a compressed sound, unlike falsetto, which is very light, and the lecture explains the chest-to-head pressure, including rock songs like Born juvy.
Here are the types of voices we'll be exploring
Pitching as mentioned in the introduction is very important for a singer. You have to be in pitch whenever you're required to sing. So if you have pitching problems, lets fix them up!
Explores pitch matching through practical exercises, using a partner or robot to compare low and high notes and practice sliding up to key targets for accurate singing.
Learn how to manage vocal transitions from stomach to chest to head or falsetto, using a transition-focused pressure approach to prevent gaps and improve pitch.
Timing. One of the most important factor that would determine how 'tight' you sound when singing with a band or an orchestra.
Practice pitch transition by either changing to a comfortable key or overcoming it with a controlled pitch slide from low to high across chest, mixed, and falsetto ranges.
Master pitch matching to tune by matching a single note and cueing the first key, then reduce mouth noises with hydration and brief pauses.
If you love singing, this is the course you must take. You'll learn singing techniques that will get you from amateur to the professional level.
You'll learn singing techniques such as:
With step by step videos to help you craft your voice, you'll be drilled with lessons and introduced to many helpful techniques to aid your singing career as a professional.
Who should join this course?