Sing all the time to exercise your voice and keep it strong. Practice singing a variety of songs with different tones and ranges. The goal is to get as much practice in as many different areas as possible. Sing in your room, in the shower, in the car, with friends. Finding a good vocal coach is probably one of the most important things you can do to further your music career. Even people who naturally have an amazing singing voice can benefit from professional lessons. Singing lessons teach you more than just how to sound good, they also help you to:  Use proper breathing techniques Stay in key while under pressure Clearly enunciate and articulate your words Access a wider vocal range without straining Build your confidence The goal here is to discover what makes you stand out from everyone else. You may have to experiment to find your own voice and what sets you apart from everyone else.  If you have the ability to alternate between alto and soprano, use that skill to show off how your talent spans a wide vocal range. Maybe you have a raspy voice and a gritty vocal style that works great for soul music.  Playing an instrument like the guitar or piano can also set you apart and help you stand out. Once you feel confident in the strength of your voice, take the next step to showing it off to strangers. It’s typically much easier to sing to yourself or in front of friends and family who care about you. Singing in front of a group of strangers takes a lot more courage! Sing karaoke at a local spot or join a school or church choir. While these types of performances are “safe” because they are done for fun or with a group for a good cause, they are still a good starting point for putting yourself out there. After you’ve nailed stage performances, branch out and try something new. Try being a guest singer with a local band or singing on the patio at a restaurant. Singing at any sort of venue that is new or different for you will help.  You may not get paid when you are first starting out, but you will probably be able to set out a tip jar. If you do get paid for performing, consider it a bonus! No 2 venues, performances, or even songs will be exactly alike. Give yourself opportunities to experience as many different factors as you can. All of these experiences will work to prepare you to be able to give a successful performance no matter what the circumstances. You can’t be shy. Put yourself out there and introduce yourself to the people you want to work with. If there’s a particular band you want to play with, ask if you can come to one of the practices. Using mutual acquaintances can also be helpful in finding venues to perform at and/or people to sing with. These experiences can also help give you a sense of what kind of performances you want to do. You may discover that you would rather sing with a group or a band instead of solo. Always be prepared. If you’re asked to get up and sing unexpectedly, or the instrumentals or background music don’t work during an audition, you need to have something to fall back on. Choose a song that you can sing perfectly, every time.  Your go-to song should be familiar to most audiences, well-liked, and within your natural vocal range. As you become more experienced, this list will become longer and you will have multiple songs that you can sing perfectly no matter what. A lot of singers don't write their own songs, and that's OK.  Particularly when you're first starting out, you want people to pay more attention to the quality of your voice than the quality of your songwriting. Build up a "set list" of 10 to 15 cover songs you know you can really knock out of the park, and practice getting better at them.  Choose a good mix of current and classic songs. A good way to get a cover noticed is to drastically alter the tone, tempo, or instrumentation of a popular song. Compare the several different versions of "Hallelujah," or listen to the Civil Wars' cover of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" for ideas. Don’t worry about royalties for performing cover songs live. Copyright and licensing issues only come into play if you are recording and distributing those songs.
प्रैक्टिस, प्रैक्टिस और सिर्फ प्रैक्टिस: अपनी वोकल स्किल्स को बेहतर बनाने के लिए, ऑनलाइन या प्राइवेट सिंगिंग लेसन्स लें: अपने बारे में बाकी सबसे कुछ एकदम हटके ढूँढने की कोशिश करें और अपना खुद का स्टाइल तैयार करें: लोगों के सामने परफ़ोर्म करने को लेकर कम्फ़र्टेबल होने के लिए, स्टेज पर गाएँ: ऐसी जगहों पर परफ़ोर्म करें, जो आपको आपके कंफ़र्ट जोन से बाहर लेकर जाती हैं: अपने साथ में हमेशा एक गाना तैयार रखें: अलग-अलग तरह के कवर सोंग्स को गाने की प्रैक्टिस करें: