story or when you – admit it - recorded yourself singing to check if you were any good, and realized you sounded much better to your own ears in the moment.latest singing challenge, which encourages you to try and sing a harmonised version of the classic ABBA song Dancing Queen, in one breath. Safe to say, I couldn’t sing it one breath – I struggled to even stay in tune.
It seems unfair that some people are born with beautiful voices, but research suggests that most of us do have the capabilities to sing in tune, at least. , which means they can’t detect detailed different between musical notes but the rest of us all have fairly similar natural abilities to understand when music is in tune or not.to share some techniques to help you do so, whether you’re simply looking to improve your shower singing or you want to become a TikTok star.“There are so many reasons why we might like the sound of someone’s voice,” Hannah says, but she adds that a lot of it comes down to tone and quality.
On top of that, pitch and singing in tune is important, as well as breath control and the performance of the song, which, Hannah explains, often comes down to having an emotional connection with a song.If you struggle to sing in tune, working on this is a good place to start. You’ll be glad to know that it’s something that you should be able to make progress with fairly quickly.
You can also record yourself singing to songs you like, to hear which notes you might be struggling with. “Most people don’t like the way they sound so try to be constructive. Even professional singers can be too“We are born with our vocal box so that is genetically predetermined but there are some things we can do to expand our vocal range,” Hannah says. Not everyone will have the vocal ranges of Barry White and Kate Bush . But there are some ways that you can improve your range.