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Learning how to “cry”

August 11, 2013

Are you a cry baby? When was the last time you cried? If you want to learn to sing better, then you need to learn how to cry. All good singers have a cry in their voice. You might not notice it, but it is there. Try it. I mean really sob. Not loud…this has … Read more

Categories Singing Instruction Tags country singer, how to be a good singer, how to sing better, larynx, rock singer Leave a comment

The rock singer’s voice

March 17, 2013

Singing rock music is extreme. If you are going to do it, you had better do it well. This means you need to be fully aware of what is going on inside your throat and body. If your goal is to sound a certain way, or to sound like somebody else, then you may very … Read more

Categories Singing Instruction Tags how to sing rock, Ken Tamplin, rock singer, rock singing, SLS, speech level singing Leave a comment

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