LEARN HOW TO SING ON KEY EFFORTLESSLY

Hello guys!

Are you looking to learn how to sing on key? 

If you want to become excellent at singing in perfect tune, then pay attention to the tips on this group.

Singing in key comes down to two key things.

    1.Realizing when you are in key. 

    2.Realizing when you are not in key.

It’s actually that simple!

Once you know the answer to these two questions, it’s much easier to make corrections and sing in key much more consistently.

A great way to learn a lot about your singing, and whether you are staying in key or not is to record yourself singing. This sounds really simple, but it’s very powerful.

When you actually hear yourself come in and out of tune, you learn a lot about what you’re doing, and how you can correct it.

1. Determine Your Range: First things first, you’ll need to know the limits of your vocal range.

Picking a song that is too low or too high for your voice will feel very uncomfortable for you to sing, and the audience will likely notice your stress. 

By knowing the general idea of the highest note you can sing and the lowest note you can sing, you right away should be able to tell when looking at a new piece of sheet music if it will sound good within your voice type. If you’re not sure of how to find your vocal range, start off on the piano, singing up and down the scales, and see where you feel comfortable singing!

2. Test Out Different Keys: Try out a few different keys when singing a new song. Try singing a song in 3 different keys before you make a decision.

You can try singing the song in three similar keys, close in pitch, or challenge yourself and try a lower key or a higher key. Sometimes a song may sound more interesting if it is flipped around. 

Trying something completely different can give the song a fresh, new element. Have fun with this and explore!

After experimenting with a few different keys, record yourself and listen to how the song sounds.

If you can hear yourself feeling and sounding vocally fatigued, perhaps this key is not for you.

If you hear yourself missing notes or not quite reaching them, you will want to try a more comfortable key. These are just some of the indicators that will help you when choosing a good key to sing in.

Listen to your gut as well; if you are feeling any pain or discomfort when singing a song in a particular key, find a more suitable one. 

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Picture Credit: Neken Chuwang 

Credit: Kvocals voice coach 

Vocal Coach