EdTech Entrepreneur, founder of Singing Carrots, an AI vocal coach platform
To improve fast note-changing skills, start by focusing on breathing exercises and foundational vocal techniques. Use resources like Singing Carrots’ Breath Support article to practice good breathing technique. To practice singing quickly-changing vocal runs, try the Lip Trill vocal exercise.… Read More »How can I improve my fast note-changing skills in singing?
To sing high notes without straining, it’s important to take care of your vocal health and practice proper technique. If you experience hoarseness or fatigue, take a break from singing until these symptoms subside. Focus on vocal health tips and… Read More »How can I sing high notes without straining my voice and experiencing fatigue or hoarseness?
To develop vibrato, first focus on building a strong foundation of breath support through exercises like sustaining a steady “ahhh” or “ohhh” sound. Once your breath support is solid, practice adding small pitch variations to create vibrato by gently wobbling… Read More »How can I develop vibrato in my singing?
Singing teachers are expensive, but what other options do we have for learning to sing? Is self-study effective? How much can it cost?
Why do people sing out of pitch? To answer this question we need to understand how singing on-pitch (or in tune) works. The diagram below shows the process happening in our bodies when we sing. I will explain it to… Read More »This is why people sing out of pitch
The simplest way to explain what is Singing Carrots Pitch Training is to imagine Duolingo for Singing. It’s a game that imitates the singing practice as if you would go to a singing lesson.
This book is not for everyone and is not the easiest to read. But believe me, it’s really worth the time and effort! 🥸 For whom? For people who want to gather a deeper understanding of how our body produces sounds. For… Read More »Review🎙️: Anatomy of the Voice: An Illustrated Guide for Singers, Vocal Coaches, and Speech Therapists
We will answer this question from the physiological perspective. When we sing, our body employs a lot of body parts to produce the sound. One of the main organs involved in both singing and speaking is the larynx. The human… Read More »What are vocal registers?
Vocal agility is a singer’s ability to flawlessly switch between the notes while maintaining the tempo and the sound quality. You can say, that someone lacks singing agility if they “slide” between the notes. Those “sliding” pitch transitions often might… Read More »What is vocal agility?
Your lowest notes depend on the anatomy of your body, more specifically, the size and shape of your vocal cords. You can not do much about it. For an analogy, imagine a guitar. You can loosen a guitar string and… Read More »How to expand my LOW singing range?