Many people somehow believe that only those who are gifted or have special talent can sing well. Some even believe that you must be born with the ability and it is too late for them to learn how to be a good singer.

So are those views true? Certainly not at all because almost all singing coaches agree that anyone can learn how to sing and be a better singer unless the person has some underlying medical condition or physical defect.

Singing is an art form of which anyone can learn from a good teacher. If you have been watching singing contests like the American Idol or such, you can see the tremendous improvements made by the contestants from the initial stages to the finals. This is because the contestants undergo good vocal training as they progress from stage to stage of the contest.

Some people get put off with singing because people have been telling them that they are tone deaf. Being tone deaf is a term used to identify a person who sings badly off key. But the fact is that there are less than 2% of people who are actually tone deaf and this too can be rectified by good ear and pitch training.

Although almost anyone can learn how to sing and be a better singer, not everyone is suitable to sing all genre of music. This is because certain voices are suitable for certain kind of music. Take for example, can a classical opera tenor sings like Michael Jackson?

When you begin learning how to sing, it is important to choose the right songs for your voice. This is because your voice and the mechanism of producing your voice is a very delicate instrument and if used wrongly can cause permanent damage to your vocal cords. So if you are a beginner who has a restricted vocal range, but you power ahead singing high powerful notes, then tragedy is only awaiting to happen.

Contrary to popular belief, the tone of your voice is much more important than your vocal range. Whether you will sound pleasant or irritating is entirely based on your sound character, not how many high notes you can hit. That being said, never sacrifice tone quality for range of notes. Take comfort that there are many great world class singers who have restricted vocal range.

Another thing about good singing is not to mimic another singer’s voice or style. Everyone is unique and have their own potentials. Besides, who will ever want to listen to you mimicking another singer when they can listen to the original?

Look at all the singing superstars, none of them sound like another and all of them have their own unique singing styles. You just need to know this. Anyone can be a good singer if you practice correctly with a good singing teacher.

If you can’t afford one, then you can find many great affordable singing lessons and interactive programs on the internet developed by great vocal teachers which you can download and practice from home.

Author Bio: Chris Chew is the resident author at How To Be Professional Singer and Perfect Pitch Ear Training

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