You wouldn’t start running before you stretched out, because you could strain and injure the muscles in your leg; the same principle applies to the muscles involved with singing. Before you put your vocal cords through the stress of some serious singing, you want to make sure you warm up your voice so you don’t strain it.  Humming is a good way to ease into full-throated singing. Before you begin singing, practice some scales in a hum. Lip trilling warms up the muscles involved with exhalation to prepare them for the controlled breathing required by singing. Keeping your lips pressed together, push air through them to create the sound we associate with being cold: brrrrrrrrr!. Move through your scales in this manner. Although singing songs is your ultimate goal, you should practice every day on plain old scales. This will help you gain control of your voice, stay on target with pitch, and move more easily between both adjacent and disparate notes.  Listen to Youtube videos to make sure you’re matching your pitch appropriately to the actual notes you should be hitting.  Practice singing scales higher and lower than your most comfortable octave to increase your range. Pitching exercises like step intervals help you to move easily between notes without losing pitch. Intervals are the distance between two notes, and there are many different exercises you can do that take you through a wide range of vocal exercises. The seven basic Major intervals are Major 2nd, Major 3rd, Perfect 4th, Perfect 5th, Major 6th, Major 7th, and Perfect 8th, and you can find examples of these interval exercises easily online. Sometimes, it’s difficult to hear how we actual sound while we’re singing. Record yourself singing your scales, your pitching exercises, and your favorite songs to hear how you actually sound. You can’t improve if you can’t tell what you’re doing wrong!
قم بعمل إحماءات صوتية قبل الغناء. تدرب على المقامات الموسيقية. تدرب على الطبقات الصوتية. سجّل لنفسك أثناء الغناء.