How to Sing Better

It used to be that the only way to learn how to sing better was to have singing lessons from a vocal coach.  And although that’s still a great way to learn to sing, provided you can afford this and find a good coach near you, there are now much easier and affordable options open to all.

The internet provides a whole new way of learning how to sing better.  Online singing training is much more affordable to most people and a great way to improve your singing technique in the comfort of your own home.

There are a number of programs that can be found on line.  The following are two of the most popular and widely recommended programs for you to check out.

Brett Manning’s Singing Success Program

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Although one of the more expensive products on the market this truly does deliver.  The program is highly endorsed by singers such as Hayley Williams, Keith Urban, Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift and more.  Brett is a top vocal coach who has developed this program over the last ten years.  The program takes you through simple exercises, in the correct order so that you can see real and measurable progress in a short time.  Here’s some of what the Singing Success will deliver:

• Ability to sing more notes with more power and more ease.
• Gain an octave of vocal range – Guaranteed!
• Lose all strain on the high notes.
• Remove your vocal break so that you end up with a wide usable range.

This is all delivered through 12 CDs, 1 DVD and a Workbook so you can work at your own pace.  The product can be bought as a physical product or as a digital download.  The only difference in price is the shipping so we would recommend getting the physical product due to the quality of the product you will receive. 

There are also several pricing options which means that you can pay in as many as seven instalments to make this product more affordable for those on a tighter budget. 

What’s more the program comes with a 6 month 100% money back guarantee so you really have nothing to lose by trying it out. 

Find out more now about learning how to sing better with Brett Manning.

Singorama

Another great singing program and currently reduced from $199.95 to $99.95.  The program also comes with a 100% 8 week money back guarantee. 

Singorama also promises to add an octave to your vocal range and have you singing with professional precision, hitting every note you go for.  What’s more this program also teaches you about taking auditions, singing in a band and how to harmonize with other singers.

Singorama is a downloadable product that runs on your computer.  You get 28 audio lessons that cover understanding your own voice, warm up and strengthening lessons, staying in tune, extending your vocal range, singing different styles of music, problems and how to overcome them, acing auditions and much much more. 

In addition you get the following great tools to help you on your vocal journey:

• Mini Recording Studio – so you can record and play back your voice and also practice hitting the correct notes with the built in virtual piano (no need to go and fork out for an expensive keyboard)
• Perfect Your Pitch Pro – train your ear to recognise correct notes which in turn will improve your singing voice.

There are also 4 great audio bonus products – Vocal Warm Ups, Vocal Strengthening Exercises, Range Extension Exercises and Interval Training For Singers worth $94 that you get for FREE!

Find out more here about how to sing better with Singorama

1. Choose a song that suits your voice range and ability: Some songs are far more complicated to sing than others.  If you pick a song by Celine Dion or Mariah Carey you are going to require a lot more range to your voice than if you pick something more simple.  Have a play with the type of songs that you feel more comfortable with to build your confidence.  As you improve your voice your choice will increase. 
2. Learn how to breathe correctly:  Many people breathe from their chest rather than using their diaphragm.  Try placing your hands on your stomach and as you breathe in focus and letting the stomach expand.  You may find yourself going a bit dizzy when you first start doing this because so many people habitually shallow breathe.  As you practice this light headedness will go away.  And as a bonus breathing correctly has its health benefits too as you get more oxygen into your body!
3. Its all about the quality of your out breath:  When you sing or talk the sound is made as you breathe out.  If you notice your voice dying at the end of a line you are singing or a note you are holding, its because you are running out of breath.  You can improve your ability to hold a note by practicing letting the air out slowly and steadily.  You also need to be aware of your current ability to so that you can time your in breathes at suitable places within the song and not try and sing for too long between breathes.
4. Open your mouth: Many years ago someone I worked with who was a semi-pro singer gave me this tip and by just following this one idea I was able to improve my voice.  Watch some videos of great singers performing live and see how expressive they are when they sing to see what I mean.
5. Act “as if”:  The more confident you are the better you will sound.  One simple way to achieve this is to act as if you are the singer of the song you want to sing.  Before you start to sing imagine either stepping into the body of the singer whose song it is or placing their head on top of yours (metaphorically speaking of course!).  By pretending to be that singer (please note – this doesn’t mean emulating their voice) you will take on at least some of their confidence, posture and beliefs which will all help your singing.
6. Warm up Your Voice:  Singing involves a number of muscles that need to be properly warmed up.  Straining for high notes without warming up your vocal cords runs the risk of injury in the same way as sprinting would when you’ve just stepped straight out of bed.
7. Take some training:  Although going to a vocal coach may be out of your price range, there are several excellent training programs that can help you improve your voice and that are well worth investing in if you are serious about wanting to learn how to sing better.