How do you know if you need a voice training? To help you decide, I have the following questions together:
1. Breath - you can get your breath, you can control who has the breath when addressed to your vocal cords?
2. Open neck - Have you ever experience tightness in the throat leads to a sense of tension vocal?
3. Articulation - Your audience is hard to understand? Could a quota deaf in understanding the public to read the lips and face andYou? (You should be able to.)
4. Emotional connection - line-up you can focus your performance and feel what you are trying to communicate to someone, too?
5. Range - Do you have enough vocal range to sing your songs, without effort?
6. Mix - you can sing in a constantly changing mix of head and chest, so as not to disrupt your voice?
7. Volume - you can check your values, so you do not cry on the spot and then disappeared in other places? (This is aNightmare for the public or the engineer).
8. Pitch - Pitch problems view?
9. Crete is - your voice weak or bitter, metallic, or "hooty" limited "Colors" with which it communicates different emotions, the lack of richness and resonance?
10. Several vocal problems - you need to recover from vocal damage or malfunction? Having problems with uncontrolled "flutter" when you sing? It's your voice anywhere in your breathArea? Your voice is hurt in any way, when you sing? (Note .. if you sing and you get physically tired, but should not be vocally-fried).
11. Level of vocal skills - we want to raise, what can make your voice is not in any way?
This checklist will help you with your decision as whether to take singing lessons. If you can already studying the item, this list will help you understand if your training works. If you are a student with a vowelI love you coach, you can use this guide as a checklist for the goals you want to get more. Discuss with your next voice singing lessons for developing targeted.
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