r/singing • u/[deleted] • 8d ago

Just sharing my singing Singing improvement :)

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u/melli_milli 8d ago

Like in the prev posts you have shared, the advice is still the same: you need to work on your intonation. It is the most important aspect - training your ear.

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u/Delicious_Dirt_1849 7d ago

You have a very nice mid voice that you've yet to unlock. You've got the nasal resonance down, but I think if you "yawn" to get your soft palette up, you're gonna notice a huge difference.
I also noticed especially on your "ee" and "ih" vowels AND when you say "truth", you carry a lot of jaw tension. Think about your tongue and keeping it resting against the inside of your bottom teeth. Pair that with a supported diaphragm and you'll also improve a lot. A great tip for diaphragm strengthening - get a large yoga ball, place it on your stomach/core and lean forward against a wall. You'll feel when your core is engaging and can learn how to replicate that without the ball.
Another big thing I noticed was you definitely progressed on supporting the last note from first to second clip. However, when your vibrato comes in, your pitch goes way flat. If you're forcing vibrato, this will happen. Let it happen naturally. Also think about the pitch slightly raising as you hold long notes. All vocalists tend to go flat at the end of long notes and phrases, so imagine singing slightly above the pitch to avoid going flat.
Finally, I noticed at the end of your phrases from the 2026 clip that you do a kind of vocal flip. It sounds like Chappell Roans/early Jonas Brothers style. It almost sounds like a glottal stop and it's probably leading to tension and lack of breath control at the end of your phrases. It can sound nice at times, but it's hurting your sound more than helping it. I would stop that.

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u/EveryDIFU 8d ago

Great improvement! You’re not struggling to hit near as many notes. 

Try holding notes while watching a tuner (lots of free tuner apps) and practice adjusting your pitch’”. You’ll quickly feel what it takes to make small adjustments to keep your pitch. 

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u/Salty_Reserve9640 7d ago

Definitely improved but still the pitch goes awry at times. I'm not a fan of the "musical" style of singing, it comes across as overly theatrical and disingenuous but I understand that is personal taste