4 TIPS ABOUT HOW TO KEEP YOUR VOICE ACTIVE

You want to make a good habit of singing every day, but you don't have time for online music lessons every day and wondering how to practice singing at home. Below are some quick tips to help you feel fresh and keep your voice active throughout the day plus these exercises are easy, can be done anywhere, and only take a few minutes.

1. Find a good place to practice your voice: Find a small, quiet place where you can spend at least 5-20 minutes of your day alone. It doesn't matter if it is morning or evening; it can be when you start your day in the morning, in the bathroom or shower, in the car on the way to work/school, in the evening when you are cooking dinner at home in the kitchen, bedroom or yard. It is important to find a space where you can warm up in private, even if you must go into a closet to get away from your roommates or younger siblings. The thing is, you want to feel comfortable in your warm-up and not worry about people hearing you. 

2. Always warm up: Start with simple warm-ups. Humming is a great way to warm up your voice, starting at a comfortable range. You don't have to overdo these vocal warm-ups – just keep them very light and simple. You train your muscles just like an athlete stretches before a game. Humming, either before an audition or when you wake up in the morning to see how your voice is doing is a great way to keep your voice strong and healthy. 

3. Find good songs to practice singing: Work on your singing or audition. After you have spent about 5-10 minutes in a light, easy warm-up, you can move on to a piece of music you are working on for fun or an audition. The most important thing is not to sing over the top in the beginning; if you have time, do a quick mark or run through the side of the song according to the volume, then sing the song or section all the way through. Some people do this right before an audition to make sure they can hit all the notes or phrases. Singing through the song once or twice does little harm and is considered a healthy warm-up. Per beginners piano lessons in Dallas, hitting a song ten times before an audition won't be effective because by the time your audition rolls around, your voice might be really tired and tired, and since you hit those notes ten minutes ago, you might not be able to hit them again because they are overused.

4. Be aware of where you practice singing: Do not sing in inappropriate public places. The life of an aspiring singer is often very busy and challenging, with multiple auditions and multiple jobs every day. Again, I recommend finding a nice quiet room to warm up. We all understand that you are an aspiring singer, and your voice is important to you, but if you're fighting the noise of passing subway trains or singing outside in the rain or in a busy school cafeteria, your voice will soon tire, and you really can't hear you. The only exception it makes is to warm up in the car when there really is no other time or place to do daily tasks.