Learning how to sing is not that hard if you really want to do it. It is controversial that some teacher say to copy the singer if your like it, and some vocal coach says to sing with your own voice. I tried both already, and I think singing with my own voice for a long time tends to have less strain on my throat. Also, I used to be taught that I need to tighten my stomach area when singing. However, when I use this method my throat just feel tense while singing. Later, after I watched the singing lessons videos, I realized that by relaxing the stomach area when singing is the best way to take away the strain in the throat.
It is important to do the deep 360 degree breathing lessons to have proper deep breath for powerful singing voice. Always warm up your vocal cords before singing by doing the lip roll exercise shown in the video lessons to protect your vocal cords. Also, you can cool down your vocal cords after singing using lip roll exercise too. Remember, to keep training your vocal for at around 20 minutes every 2 days to maintain the muscle memory that required to sing better. It is also a good idea to practice with a keyboard or guitar and doing music scales to practice singing in tune. Also, it is a good idea to open the mouth slightly bigger than usual and make it oval shape to let the sound project better.
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For the very first video called professional vocal warm up 1, just skip to 3 minute to avoid listening to his boring chit chat.
You can also get the singing scales to train your ear.
