Surely anyone can sing without voice training? Many people are gifted with natural singing ability, but whether you want to become a professional singer, session vocalist, casual performer, or just sing for fun, it’s important to learn how to protect your best asset and increase its potential.
Here at Vocalist, you’ll find a wide range of free online singing lessons and articles to improve every aspect of your singing. From vocal training for beginners to daily breathing exercises, advanced singing techniques and tutorials for singers of all abilities.
If you want to improve your singing technique, you’ll find free voice training lessons, from breath control and warmup exercises to solfege scale exercises and singing techniques to improve your vocal range.
Train your voice to perform at its optimal level with these daily singing exercises.
Do you want to give a breathtaking vocal performance without gasping for air? Proper breath control, along with regular and […]
Our extensive guide is packed with 50 essential singing tips to teach you how to sing better, master the art of vocal control, and unlock your true vocal potential.
The act of singing is made up of five main components: Breath, Pitch, Rhythm, Diction and Voice. We’re going to explain each component, how they all work together, and how you can work on each to improve your singing performance.
How finding the right singing routine can unlock your singing potential.
We’re going to break down the main areas you need to exercise so that every inch of your body can do its job.
Humming: it’s not just a casual pastime or an unconscious expression of a catchy tune stuck in your head. In the realm of vocal training, humming is a hidden gem, offering a myriad of benefits that go beyond mere vocal warm-ups.
Understanding head and chest voice, and the techniques for transitioning between the two is your ticket to next-level vocal mastery.
Unlock the mysteries of singing voice types with our comprehensive guide. From soprano to bass-baritone, discover your vocal range and where you fit in genres from opera to pop.
The Vocal Siren exercise is a pivotal warm-up exercise for singers aiming to extend their vocal range, improve pitch accuracy, and add flexibility to their voice.
What makes lip trills so valuable, how to perform them correctly, and when to incorporate them into your vocal routine.
We explore everything you need to know about Vocal Rest, from the science behind it to hands-on tips for implementing it effectively.
Looking to add depth and richness to your voice? Understanding vocal resonance is key to enhancing your vocal texture and projection.
A comprehensive understanding of Mix Voice technique, including expert tips and exercises to improve your range and delivery.
In this article, I’ll take a closer look at Christina Aguilera’s Masterclass on singing, exploring the course content, teaching style, and user reviews to give you a comprehensive overview of what to expect.
The average vocal range for an untrained singer is estimated to be around 2 octaves, but, with proper technique and regular exercise, you can add an extra octave to that, maybe more!
We shed light on why singer’s get sore throats, how to avoid them, and what steps to take for immediate relief. We’ll delve into the various factors that contribute to vocal strain and share proven prevention strategies.
Take your vocal performance to the next level with these 10 vital singing techniques.
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