How To Learn How To Sing! Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

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In this video, we'll talk about some ways to get started learning easy ways to start improving our singing voices!

How To Learn How To Sing!

While I have done other videos of a more technical nature on "How to learn to sing", I thought I would dig in a little deeper, before the technical aspects of singing, and get to the core of WHY people want to sing and the best way to help them find their unique voice on their singing journey.

This video explores that.

So if you've ever had a hankering to want to learn to sing, I think you'll appreciate and enjoy this video. :-)

Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy – Where The PROOF Is In The SINGING!

Learn how to sing better for beginners, all the way to learning advanced PRO vocal techniques. Increase vocal range and become a better singer than you ever thought possible! Check out Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy and see what the possibilities really are!

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If your car's starter fails, several men will appear within 3 minutes to help you push the car. No need to ask them. They come itself. However, if you ask those same men to sing to you, they will all disappear within 3

kentherapy

My mom asked me when I was about 7yo what I wanted to be when I grow up? I told her I wanted to be a singer. She had me sing to her, and she laughed at me. Not nice I know. I was embarrassed, and made me not want to sing around anyone. Later when I was 20yo I bought my first guitar and would eventually learn the song. I would start to learn to sing the lyrics while playing the guitar. I bought a cassette player alot like you mentioned. I played and sang "Every Rose Has It's Thorn." I just figured if I was doing bad I would have them join in to make it fun. No one joined in, and they all looked at me, and said that I did the song great. I still didn't have all the techniques to expand my range. I found yor channel, and started watching your video's so I purchase your course. I got your course right before I went into surgery for my broken neck. I am now healed up as good as I'm going to get. I have practiced with your course some, but privacy with kids screaming inthe house is hard to record. I am now almost done building my studio / workshop, so I can set up better, and have a place less noisy. Great content as always now I don't have excuses, and it's all on me.

Metalingots

I've taken a class with you and been through 3 other vocal coaches and you have been the most honest and sincere of the 3 coaches that I have worked with

yosoy

I first started devouring this channel's basic content a few days ago. I was home sick for a week with terrible case of RSV, going bored out of my mind. I thought that I couldn't make certain notes until I watched Ken's video on using your diaphragm to press enough air through the vocal cords. I have the benefit of playing a sport every season for a couple decades, so I can control my tension and breath. Boy I felt silly that I didn't know there was a breathing technique to singing, it makes all the difference. Today is the first day since I stumbled into this world again that I feel like I can do more than a vocal exercise. I've just been leaking or stuffed, up buzzing my lips for a couple hours a day. Then Tamplin drops this perfect video for my situation.

Thank you again Ken.

FunnyDougy

Really appreciate. I sing in church. Used 2 sing every Sunday. Long story short, was displaced due 2 a merger. Found another church, but still suffer from tremendous stage fright at times. My voice carries the remnants of Gospel, even though I sing in a Catholic church.
Like your videos, I continue 2 learn & develop. Just wish I could develop past the stage fright.

lifetrainingwcrystal

I wanna be able to sing every song in Vibrato
That will be the ultimate for me
It sounds so good
Just put a spin to all songs
Not changing em still retaining their melody
But just Emphasize it
Otis redding style
I'll just be going around singing
And be on a 24/7 loop
That be Awesome👍👍

ThorosThor

I think an important attribute for a singer is self-confidence. Personally, I don't really like the sound of my voice either, but since I've been hosting my own radio show, I've gotten more and more used to hearing myself without immediately turning it off. I've always liked singing, but I wouldn't call myself a singer, but a couple of singers I've dealt with have actually told me that I sound pretty good. So I think a subjective view can differ from other people's perspective.

aleccopile

Ken you are gods gift to people like me who on my best day sound like a cockroach buzzing by 😆😆😆 you rock

aripvong

Thank you, Ken. I would love to learn to sing with a quick (and hearty) vibrato. Maybe someday. Thank you again for your great work.

jodcindy

This video is GREAT! I'm someone who has a passion to learn (granted I'm much more interested in extreme metal and voice over work) but this would also help in building up my singing (which helps the other things too) and starting my own journey of learning once I have my little studio space made! Being self conscious is definitely what's held me back but soon I'll have my own space to be able to sing, growl, and make all the fun sounds I can make with my voice in privacy without bothering anyone or my neighbors (or my mom😅)

AaronGravy

Ah Ken, nobody sings like me... maybe some frogs or strotoan rubbed agsinst glass 😁😅🤣😂

dariuszzabczynski

Learn the songs melody is a good start

cearuilinjayne

Got it... Great practice steps... Many Blessings this Christmas to you!

colleennolan-dahlstrom

Hey Ken! Always teaching. Lol! Take a break. Cold weather coming!🧑‍🎄🤶🌲☃️🎁⭐☮😎

jeffschielka

I had similar issues when I started music for the first time in my life a few years ago. I also had no range or control at all. Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash was a song I would constantly use as a warm up and practice and eventually I would raise the key of the song as I got better with control

Sqweeps