How To Sing Any Song - Voice Lessons - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

How to sing any song - Voice Lessons - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy

One of the most important factors for how to sing any song is maybe to say this a different way.

How can I find myself in this song?

There is a roadmap.

And this roadmap consists of some very key criteria for finding yourself in a song.

1) Ownership. How well do you know it? This is extremely important from a psychological confidence factor.

2) Is it something that fits and suits your voice? Otherwise, massage it, mold it, and meld it into your own vibe and style. If you don't feel you have enough originality in your voice to do this, there is no harm in learning and capturing the spirit and style of the original and trying to duplicate it. This is how we grow and put in our "tool box" for singing many different styles. You will find that once you learn a few licks and the vibe of various artists, there is a similarity you can draw from, so you are not reinventing the wheel every time you sing.

3) Do you have realistic expectations (and it's ok to reach for the stars, but do it incrementally, with a realistic plan/goal on how to get there AND allow yourself enough time to do so)

4) Have you trained technically to be "in shape" to sing a desired song? It's not practice that makes perfect. It's PERFECT practice that makes perfect. Get good quality information on how to get there.

Einstein's definition of insanity is "trying the same experiment over and over and expecting a different result." If you keep trying the same thing, and it is not working, your information (and/or at least your understanding, interpretation, and implementation of that
information) is not correct. You should see results even if they are small.

I cover all this in my singing course.

I hope this helps you guys,

God bless,

Peace... Out!

Contents of this video: ____________________
00:00 Introduction
00:19 Do we SING Like we SPEAK?
01:14 Vowel Transitions
02:01 Singing on Vowels
02:58 Singing Italian Vowels vs American/English Vowels
05:11 The Family Of Vowels - Modifications and Substitutions
09:36 Vowel Transition Exercises

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[FolarTheGreat]

One of the things I really like about your videos Ken is that you're able to do it all in one take. You see all these other "creatives" relying on the jump cut, and it drives me crazy. Your dedication to the single cut shows just how much expertise you bring to the subject of singing, and I'm a fan of what you do! Keep rocking always \m/

[mikeshrinegomez]

After a year of quarantine i decided to become a singer

[a.ghobrial]

Anyone having a bad or mediocre day, just watch the man. His positively is so authentic it’s contagious virtually

[amunra]

4 million views, 6k comments and this guy still hearts every comment even though the video is 3 years old. Very impressive.

[revivalworship]

I love the fact that you're not afraid to demonstrate! You're obviously a great singer! Not all coaches are.

[AndySaenz]

4:42 WOW, it’s amazing to hear how easily he ascended into his head voice/falsetto! And it sounds so full! He’s got an amazing voice, it’s great! He really knows what he’s talking about.

[stevearchuleta]

anyone reading this...listen to this man.... his advice on singing is the best... I couldn't carry a tune to save my life... now my daughters say "not bad dad"... thanks to this good teacher... take the advice and really listen.... B-)

[tonyalfano]

This is a magnificent lesson that so few contemporary singers know of. This explains and affirms so much in my personal vocal journey. Thanks a million Ken.

[Fastlane]

I feel like this is the most important technical information when it comes to good singing.

[guitartribe]

I'm not a singer... but I teach guitar and music; I'm also a Music Producer and my humble opinion is that this lesson is one of the best lesson ever! bravo!

[kentamplin]

Please let me know what singing topics you would like to see covered in future voice tutorials. I hope you find this one helpful!
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[thetruth]

Finally a real vocal teacher, for FREE!!

[thumbody]

I am a retired guitarist/musician who sang background vocals in cover bands for decades. I had some sinus surgery done in 2017 and it changed the resonance in my instrument. As a result of that I haven't really sang since then because nothing worked like it used to. I was never a great singer but was what I considered adequate.

Ken, you are very inspiring. Enough so to make me want to learn to sing better. I write and record my own original material these days just for fun and I occasionally produce projects for others. I believe that knowing how to sing correctly would greatly improve my ability to communicate vocal nuances to other singers when working on productions.

[undeadman]

I recommend that everybody come back and watch this video at least once a month if you don't have a vocal teacher or Tamplin's singing course. This is probably his single most important video beyond the basics with breath support and all that. It's just such a nice concept that will almost immediately improve your singing if you ever feel you've hit a wall in your singing path. I've been working on a cover for Come What May from Moulin Rouge and I could not hit the highest note of the song for whatever reason. I sang the song with just vowels and I immediately figured out why I was splatting; my vowel modification was terrible. Such a good video, love love love.

[adrianjamesNEWS]

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[leona]

As someone who’s been told all their life that they can’t sing, I finally decided to say fck it and try to get better instead of not singing at all. Your videos and exercises are my first step!

[radaloui]

i haven't even watch the video and i *love* this guy!! he reads all his comments, what a *respectable* man!

[Milagroscrs]

I am a second soprano in my church choir for 14 years this is how we practice before class for warms ups depending on what we are singing. I sure do miss choir since Covid. I enjoyed this very much. Thank you Ken I think you are the best 👍

[darthvitocorleone]

This guy still liking comments in 2020!
Nice man with Great voice!!

[liljaye]

Literally Have went from not knowing i had the voice I do to making music. Have 12 songs released and never quitting! You've helped me tremendously and I can't thank you enough. I hope your voice and lessons touch anyones ears that want to sing. We ALL have a voice!