How to Find Your Own Singing Voice
Tired of being laughed at because your singing voice sounds like a donkey's? Don't worry! With a few simple steps, you might find improvement. Everyone can sing, but some not as good as others. Keep trying, and you too will soon be able to sing like a bird.
Steps
1. Learn a song that you really like. Don't sing along to it while you're learning it, though, because you'll try to sound like the person singing the original.
2. Sing the music scales with your voice. When you find the right key, you will know. It will sound beautiful to your ears and in your heart.
3. Record yourself. It helps quite a bit. Listen to the recording like you're listening to the radio. Judge yourself like you're listening to someone else. Maybe you're straining too much, or that note you sang was flat. Fix it, and record. Repeat until you get it right (or you don't want to overuse your voice).
4. Practice singing in front of a mirror. It'll help you enunciate the words better and people will understand what you're saying.
5. Stand in front of your friends and sing! Once you are comfortable what key best suits your voice, you'll do great!
6. Stay away from songs that are too challenging for you. Maybe come back to it once you are more capable.
7. Always sing from your stomach not your throat.
8. Talk to a Vocal teacher, and register for some lessons. She or he will help you find the voice within you. They will train you until you have a very unique voice that people wanna hear!
Tips
* If you still have trouble, you can always hire a voice coach.
* Breathing properly is a big part of singing well. Practice by taking in a breath of air so that it pushing your stomach out and as you sing a note let the air out slowly until your stomach is flat.
* Posture is also important. You need to have a flat back and keep your chin down so you can project your voice. Never lift your chin. That is a sign of inexperience.
* Remember that vowels sound a little different when you sing than when you talk. When singing a dipthong, (which is a syllable with two vowel sounds in it) you generally want to sing the first sound, and just forget the second one. Correct vowels make you seem far more professional.
Warnings
* Don't hurt your throat doing this. Nobody sings well at every single moment in time. Just sing as you have been, as singing can make people feel happy.
* Screaming, talking loudly, and even whispering can strain your throat. Whispering strains your voice more than loud talking does!
* Making funny voice also causes strain to your throat.
Steps
1. Learn a song that you really like. Don't sing along to it while you're learning it, though, because you'll try to sound like the person singing the original.
2. Sing the music scales with your voice. When you find the right key, you will know. It will sound beautiful to your ears and in your heart.
3. Record yourself. It helps quite a bit. Listen to the recording like you're listening to the radio. Judge yourself like you're listening to someone else. Maybe you're straining too much, or that note you sang was flat. Fix it, and record. Repeat until you get it right (or you don't want to overuse your voice).
4. Practice singing in front of a mirror. It'll help you enunciate the words better and people will understand what you're saying.
5. Stand in front of your friends and sing! Once you are comfortable what key best suits your voice, you'll do great!
6. Stay away from songs that are too challenging for you. Maybe come back to it once you are more capable.
7. Always sing from your stomach not your throat.
8. Talk to a Vocal teacher, and register for some lessons. She or he will help you find the voice within you. They will train you until you have a very unique voice that people wanna hear!
Tips
* If you still have trouble, you can always hire a voice coach.
* Breathing properly is a big part of singing well. Practice by taking in a breath of air so that it pushing your stomach out and as you sing a note let the air out slowly until your stomach is flat.
* Posture is also important. You need to have a flat back and keep your chin down so you can project your voice. Never lift your chin. That is a sign of inexperience.
* Remember that vowels sound a little different when you sing than when you talk. When singing a dipthong, (which is a syllable with two vowel sounds in it) you generally want to sing the first sound, and just forget the second one. Correct vowels make you seem far more professional.
Warnings
* Don't hurt your throat doing this. Nobody sings well at every single moment in time. Just sing as you have been, as singing can make people feel happy.
* Screaming, talking loudly, and even whispering can strain your throat. Whispering strains your voice more than loud talking does!
* Making funny voice also causes strain to your throat.
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