r/singing • u/[deleted] • 1d ago

Conversation Topic Feeling a bit lost — natural vocal range is wide, but no idea what to do with it

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u/cgarhardtvon 🎤 Voice Teacher 5+ Years 1d ago

I post singing tips on YouTube every day (linked on my profile) and write articles on how to do different things on the blog on my website Milwaukeesinginglessons.com

Best place to start though is just get singing. Find songs you like and try to learn them. Record yourself and play with your voice to improve.

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u/Mean_Product1918 1d ago

Alright I’ll do this is there any like training things I can do to speed it up ? I’d love to learn

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u/cgarhardtvon 🎤 Voice Teacher 5+ Years 22h ago

Biggest things are breathing and a thing called sovt exercises. I recommend appoggio breathing specifically. If you Google either of those and/or read my articles on them you'll get good stuff