Even those who have never studied music and do not know notes can learn to sing correctly and beautifully. The best way to become a professional singer is to find a good teacher. But you can learn to sing for yourself or in a company yourself, since modern technical means provide a lot of opportunities. First of all, you need to learn how to take different sounds purely, that is, to control your voice.
It is necessary
- - a computer with sound programs Guitar Pro and Sound Forge;
- - tuner (available online);
- - microphone and headphones;
- - musical instrument;
- - a collection of breathing exercises.
Instructions
Step 1
Pay attention to how you breathe. A lot of people take in air by pushing their chest apart. Meanwhile, the singer needs the air column to rest on the diaphragm. Try to inhale so that the ribs remain still and the diaphragm is lowered. Control yourself by placing your hand on the side of your waist. Repeat this exercise several times a day.
Step 2
Learn to sing one sound correctly. Listen to what pitch the tuner gives in one position or another and repeat. Sing along with the tuner first. Listen carefully to yourself and be in control. If it seems to you that you can't do it in any way, sing the sound, record your voice in some sound editor and then compare with the tuner.
Step 3
Having mastered one sound, sing 2-3 in a row. Find sheet music of any scale on the Internet. If it is a file with a gtp extension, you can immediately open it in Guitar Pro. It may be necessary to rewrite part of the gamut directly in the program. Pick a piece that you can sing freely. Sing all the sounds in one breath. To do this, you need to learn how to take a short but deep breath and a slow exhalation.
Step 4
Gradually master the whole range. When moving up, take your breath at the beginning of the octave, after the fourth step, and at the end. For a C major scale, this would be inhalation before the first octave, after the F, and after the second octave. When singing a descending scale, the second breath will be after the salt. Try to distribute your breath evenly so as not to choke on the last sounds. Over time, you will learn to sing the whole range and even more in one breath.
Step 5
Pick a melody that you know well. You can open it in the same program, listen to it and try to sing. Record your voice, listen to the performance and compare with the melody provided by the program. If you have already learned to play a little, for example, the guitar - find the tablature of this song, learn the chords and sing along to your own accompaniment. Record and listen.
Step 6
Select a song performed by a popular singer. It is better if this song is already on your ears. Put on a record and sing along, remembering to take your breath in the right places. As a rule, you should breathe in between phrases, so choose a song with clear phrasing first. Sing it without accompaniment, record it and compare. Don't forget to correct the places you don't like. After each "correcting mistakes" record your voice again and listen.
