30 Day Singer Blog - archives - page 2

If you're looking to improve your singing technique, these vocal exercises will help you build precision and strength. By practicing these techniques regularly, you'll strengthen your vocal control and expand your range, making you a more confident and versatile singer.

If you're looking to improve your falsetto, there are a few key exercises that can really help strengthen your voice. A great place to start is with exercises that focus on chord compression, which is essential for controlling and enhancing your falsetto range.

If you’re serious about improving your singing voice, these three tips could save you years of trial and error.  

If you're looking to expand your vocal range, understanding different vocal registers is key. In this video, we’re diving into three registers to help you sing higher and lower with ease. 

If you want to explore unique singing techniques to take your voice to the next level, this one's for you. Learning to adapt your voice to different genres is key for any singer, and there are several fun techniques to try. 

If you want to take your singing to the next level, paying attention to your diction is a game-changer. By paying attention to these details, you can build a smoother, more powerful voice.

There’s nothing worse than wanting to sing and not being able to, due to a sore throat. This lesson will cover 4 effective strategies for rest and recovery, so you don’t miss out on any singing time due to overuse. 

Trying out different musical genres is more than just a fun challenge—it’s a fantastic way to broaden your skills and strengthen your technique in your preferred style. Let’s dive into five areas you can focus on to sing across genres like a pro.

Improve your singing with music theory. First off, every note you sing or play has two main traits: pitch and rhythm. Pitch refers to how high or low the note sounds—think of it as the note’s “letter name,” like C or G. Rhythm is simply how long or short the note lasts. Got it? Cool!