I wanna be a singer ?

Question

well i have always loved singing , but i uno if im really good at it or not . ? i could never seemd to hit the high notes , it feels like something is stoping it from hitting the high notes . ?
if i take vocal lessons will they teach me how to do that . ?
can anyone be a singer if they know how to use their voice ?
please respond , thanks

Answer 1

yes

i cant hit high notes
but i joined choir
lol

Answer 2

My friend is not the best singer in the world and she knows that. She loves to sing though. She started voice lessons about 6 months ago.
Her voice has truly made a big change, she doesn't sound horrible anymore. lol. Seriously, her voice sounds so much better now, and she can hit so many notes that she couldn't before.
So if your having trouble hitting high notes, voice lessons are def. the way to go. They can show you how. :]
Hope this helps!

Answer 3

Yes, of course, and when you take vocal lessons(i did) they can make you the best you can EVER be. High notes..psh dont worry.Im not the greatest at them.Ur voice isnt used to it..thats why. Try practicingUll get better and better.And ANYONE can be a singer if they want to.Half singers these days edit their voices anyways.But i bet urs can come natural(: Good luck hunnybuns(:
xo

Answer 4

That's quite normal if something stops you from screaming loud.
Singing is a different kind of thing. You have to practice.
To learn breathing and using different vocal techniques.
Have you evere heard about something called larynx? Well, that's the thing that creates your specific vocal tone when you try to sing.
If you start to study, you'll learn about how to control it and, of course, hit highest pitches also.
It's a technical matter, but you should be basically gifted. If you think you are, start over. You'll learn some really lovely things.

Answer 5

Take the lessons, it certainly will help!
And I used to feel afraid of hitting high notes myself, but it was all just fear for me, and it broke off like a phase! If you know how to use your voice, and sing from your stomach you'll be fine! Good luck!

Answer 6

welll.. if you don't know whether ur good or not i suggest you try and record urself

then from there.. you can get vocal lessons. it helps a lot
but if you are really tone deaf and don't know a thing about singing and you take lessons it's like one step forward two steps back kinda thing

if they are ready to buckle down, work their butts off and have the heart then sure any john doe can sing
but if you wanna be a FANTASTIC one.. you gotta have just a little talent in you already. and i don't think you can pay for that. it's god given..
singing's a hard thing to master.. :)
p.s. but .. i'd admire anyone who started at zero and ended up at one million
good luck!! :)
from.. fellow singing lover

Answer 7

If you work with a vocalist, she should be able to teach you how to reach high notes. If you know how to use your voice and sing in tune you would probably be able to become a singer. Also practice a lot, and practice a lot of different types of music and practice until you get them perfect. I hope this helps. Luv Ya! and Good Luck!

Answer 8

In my experience, vocal lessons made me how to use my voice well, and vocal lecturer taught me kindly. ur last question that can anyone be a singer??, this question is depending on you how much do u practice. if u really have a mind to be a great singer, just take vocal lessons.

Answer 9

I'm actually in voice lessons currently. Trained voice teachers help you to learn how to breathe correctly while singing, how to use your diagram. When you start singing your singing range may not be very far. But with practice, you'll most likely be able to hit higher notes easily. Voice teachers do help with your range.

Answer 10

voice lessons will help
join the school's choir / chorus etc
before singing do warms ups
stretch ur arms
flap your lips (when u blow it makes a funny sound are ur lips buzz a bit)
to hit high notes use lots of of air but breath in properly
look at yourself in the mirror when hitting high notes; make sure when you are singing them that your head isn't moving up or down because that's going to cut of your air in your throat

just do lots of note swoops starting high and then low then low then high and slowly increase the range..

just practice lots

goodluck~

Answer 11

I recommend you learning the Speech Level Singing technique and to buy "Raise Your Voice" by Jaime Vendera
realistically, if you have better than average voice, you could start getting small gigs and work your way up