Want to Sing Better? Knowing how to sing better is the key to getting your voice back during those morning hours and times you're a bit tired but you have to sing.
When you know the techniques to singing better, you can constantly keep using them during your performances and times you're singing karaoke with your friends.
Singing is actually a beautiful art and nice way to express how you're feeling.
As a singer, there are many different techniques to follow, but the ones outlined below are definitely going to be helpful.
-Diaphragm The diaphragm is one the main parts of your body that moves the most while singing.
It's important that you use this part of your body and train it, so that you have a good and consistent airflow while singing.
The best exercise I can give you is to always train your diaphragm using the SSS technique.
You basically take a deep breath and SSS sort of like a snake.
By doing so, you bring the correct amount of air out of your mouth; not too little and not too much; just the right amount.
Try going for ten seconds on your first try and then try to longer by 2-5 seconds every single time.
In the end, you would have a diaphragm ready to start singing.
-Basic scales Most people who think of scales usually think they're the ones where you go "ahahahahaha".
Scales are actually very effective, but if you don't use the right words and phrases, it may not be that effective to do.
One word everybody should use on a scale is the Mum word.
When you say Mum, it relaxes your larynx, also known as the voice box or the Adam's apple.
When your voice box goes up, it sort of chokes your entire voice; however, this word is able to keep that larynx of yours in a neutral position despite the times you go higher in your range.
So, try saying Mum in a dopey sound without having to force it out or sing it; simply say it on a scale.
-Stretching Stretching is a great way to help your singing.
When you stretch out your body, more airflow is able to take place inside of your body and is less tensed and much more relaxed.
Singing is probably one of the very few activities in the world where you're actually supposed to feel no pain.
When you keep this in mind, you're able to relax and understand that singing doesn't even have to be hard or difficult.
Singing is a wonderful way to express how you feel, and when you sing correctly and with good technique, you can potentially get better the more you practice.
Anybody can sing, and as long as you are willing to do the exercises above, you are sure to find your voice get better.
Relaxation is key no matter what exercise that you may be doing, so strive to get that body and singing of yours to be as free as possible.