I cannot sing but if I practice could I?

Question

I love music and iv'e always wanted to be around music and i Love singing but im not very good if i practice could i become good or just stay the same

Answer 1

Yes you can!

Singing is all about being able to sing in tune and in time. If you can say the words along to a piece of music then your half way there.

When you tune an instrument you know when it's out of tune or if you have the pitch correct. It's this principle that allows people to sing.

If, when your singing along to the radio and you sound out of key, is it because the piece is to high or to low for you to able to sing or are you simply not hitting the correct note? If the former, than try a different song, if the latter than try to sing the correct note. NOT the whole song, just the one note (if you have a piano or guitar handy try to sing middle C. On the guitar it is the 5th string (from you) 1st fret (the first “box") and on the piano it's the one that is near the centre, find 2 black notes and it’s the white note that is immediately to their left.

When you have mastered it, try to remember how it "feels" to sing it. (This sounds strange but it will help).

Next find the E above that note (open 6th string on guitar and 2 white notes higher on the piano - C
Now, try to sing the two notes alternately. (This, infact, is the easiest interval to sing, a third).

If you continue in this way, mastering notes and intervals. You will eventually be able to sing. You just have to train yourself to do so.

It's always easier to sing with a tuned instrument rather than just practice on your own, that way you can find out where you are going wrong.

Good luck.

Answer 2

The vocal chords are warmed up. I sing for fun but also take it as a serious hobby in my own time, after iv warmed up and sang for about 30 mins to a good hour, my voice does the same and becomes more strong, can hold notes more strong and vary the octaves more easily. Just some tips if you dont already know.. *Breathe with your diaphragm, to make sure your doing this right place your hands above your hips(liek sides of stomach) and inhale, push out with your stomach and you will fill with air, this is breathing with your diaphragm. This allows more air so you can make a stronger sound and hold more air *singing through your nose will make higher notes and may sound "muffled" while singing through an open throat will produce clear strong vocals *drinking warm liquids helps loosen my throat and soothes it. Dont drink cold things while practicing/warming up

Answer 3

There is always room for improvement. A vocal trainer or some good old fashion choir classes could always make you better at singing. Your vocal ranges will extend and you will be able to hold pitch, sing louder, sing higher, and hold notes longer in no time. Good luck!

Answer 4

Technically anyone who has a voice can sing.

I suggest you first consult a vocal coach before you start singing; that way you can avoid any injuries to your vocal chords. Your coach can also provide suggestions on how to practice on your own and also what genre of music you should stick to.

You can try joining a choir as well.

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Answer 5

Sure you can. I didn't know how to sing, but then I kept practicing, and now I can reach some really high notes now!

Answer 6

Of course. As long as you are not tone deaf and sing everything off key, then you have a chance of improving your singing.

Answer 7

You can download singing lessons, which teaches anyone how to sing, even if they have never sang before, at http://download-sheet-music-online.com/songwriting.html

Answer 8

Only if you have a naturally good voice .

Answer 9

absolutly. Get a coach.

Answer 10

off course! you know what they say practice
makes perfect .go for it........