Is there a way i could become a better singer without proffesional lessons of equipment?

Question

I dont have choir or any other musical program and i think my singing voice sucks.

Answer 1

Well when you sing, make sure that your back is straight, and when you sing the words, move your jaw up and down [like when you're talking] and not side to side. And make sure that when you sing, you are pushing from your diaphragm. You'll know this if you lay on the floor and breath in and out with your stomach, not your shoulders or chest. But your stomach. And lay on the floor, with your hands on your stomach, and just breath. You'll get the hang of the breathing. Hopefully that helps you.

Answer 2

it's a very hard road to go all alone. Is there some reason you need to do this on your own?
How about joining a chorus, school or church, it doesn't matter, to get an idea of what you are capable of. You learn a bit more about music, you get to know people, and if you're very observant, the two will combine to help you to get to know more about singing. If you find that this motivates you, then you might want to invest the time and energy of having lessons with a real live teacher, since no program, however it's marketed, will take the place of the attention you get from that oneperson.
I have heard a lot of people who say they are self taught. It falls way short of the mark every time.

Answer 3

You can always borrow video or DVD programs from the library. They may not be the best, but they are professional lessons even if they're not tailored to your specific needs. And of course, they're free. You just have to keep checking out the video :-) You can always use a tape recorder to record yourself doing your 'lessons' and play them over again to practice.

You can also do any number of vocal exercises to warm up your voice and expand your range, but please be careful not to strain your voice. You shouldn't ever over do it. It shouldn't hurt, if it ever does STOP. Drink plenty of water, stay away from milk and soda when you're going to be singing. Lip trills and humming scales and good ones to do and not hard on you either.