Music Instruments Learning & Guides

Whether you write your own music or prefer to perform other songs, you probably look forward to any opportunity to improve your singing. And if you want to expand your range upward, you’ll need to develop your head voice and falsetto. However, if you’re like most singers, you might not know the difference between the … Read more

If you’re a singer, you’ve almost certainly heard the terms “head voice” and “chest voice.” And while you may have heard the term “falsetto,” you may not know what it sounds like. Many singers may think the unique tone of falsetto won’t work with their style of music. But that being said, mastering falsetto can … Read more

Do you find yourself straining to hit high notes? Do you prefer to stay in your chest voice as much as you can? If so, you probably need to get more comfortable with your head voice. But without a plan, that can seem overwhelming. In this list, we’ll take you through some simple steps to … Read more

If you’re a singer or even if you were just in chorus in grade school, you’ve probably heard the terms “head voice” and “chest voice.” You might know that they sound somewhat different, but do you know how to use each one? In this list, we’ll take a look at what your chest voice is … Read more

If you sing, you already know that your diaphragm plays a major role in the sound of your voice. But in order to really use your diaphragm while practicing vocals, you’ll need to understand how to sing from your diaphragm. If you aren’t sure what that means exactly, you aren’t alone. We’ll take you through … Read more

To many people, being able to produce vibrato is part of having a great singing voice. Of course, so is knowing when to use chest voice and head voice. Do great singers have a natural vibrato? How do your vocal cords even produce it? In this list, we’ll take a closer look at vibrato singing. … Read more