Singing quietly

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    Grandlakestream 4 years ago

    Camille...I'd love to learn to sing softly (quietly). I've been used to singing to the back of the room without a PA system, so I've always gone with the big, loud voice. My range is better too when I'm pushing air. Is there a tutorial or tips for getting the knack of being able to sing in an intimate setting where you don't need to belt or project to the back of the room?

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    Camille van Niekerk 4 years ago

    Great question! I don't have a tutorial specific to that (yet), but here's a lesson on dynamics:

    https://www.30daysinger.com/tutorial/how-to-sing-in-a-group-a-capella/3

    Additionally, I'd practice singing in head voice (or a head-dominant mix) throughout your range. An easy way to do that is to sing on narrow vowels like OO and EE, which naturally help your voice lighten and "thin"!

     

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    Millymillz 4 years ago

    Hi Camille! im nine years old and i want to learn how to sing quitely because i think it might make my singing soud much more better. And if your reading this sorry i had to post this at night but my name is camille too :)

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    Camille van Niekerk 4 years ago

    Great to meet a fellow Camille! My family calls me Millie :)

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