Stop Being Tone-Deaf - Singing On Pitch

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Record before and after clips as you progress, share your submissions in the discussion section using the hashtag singing competition, and let others hear your transformation.

Ask questions in the discussion section to foster open dialogue, get timely answers, and improve the course experience for singing with your best ability.

Use a chromatic tuner to match each pitch, listen to the display, and reproduce it in your singing voice. If needed, jump an octave for comfortable range for all voices.

Practice a sine wave exercise, starting sequentially, then mix in the next mp3 to test your ear.

Engage in a sine wave exercise with mixed-up notes to train your pitch more deeply and improve singing accuracy.

Practice in week 3 using a piano to move from simple tone to harmonically complex sounds. Match each single piano note and listen for repetition to confirm pitch.

practice matching a single note using a piano to hear the target pitch, then listen to the note again to confirm you hit the right pitch.

Explore three-tone scales and pitch accuracy by following simple patterns like 1-2-3-2-1, maintain legato, and avoid range extremes, with a path to 30 days to a better voice.

Practice a three-tone scale on pitch during this exercise to support singing on pitch as you go through it.