Find YOUR Vocal Style In 5 STEPS | Vocal Tutorial

Find YOUR Vocal Style In 5 STEPS. A Vocal Tutorial by IAMLXGEND

In this video I show you how to find your voice when dealing with your songwriting, performing and musical expression. A sort of 3rd edition spin off of my "Voice Types" video series in which I answer a lot of your questions regarding how to find your vocal type. I won't necessarily teach how to sing better, or anything to find your vocal range but only specifically about artistic expression when singing your songs.

Edited & Color Graded in Final Cut Pro X w/ Color Finale

Thanks for watching.
- Lxgend (aka IAMLXGEND)

[saipriyagokaram]

How to find your own vocal style :
1. Find what styles you vibe with most.
2. Find which artists represent your vocal range, energy and passionate.
3. Study and copy them (only for certain period to build foundation).
4. Add your own flare & flavour and build your own sound.
5. Practice and experiment.

[fabianamargarita]

I've been doing so much homework by listening to artists to see what sound I can go for. I honestly only ever wanted to be a singer (not songwriter or producer), but I realized that if I want to be self-sufficient I have to learn. Now I'm not only trying to discover my voice, but the kind of music I want to make, I have a long journey ahead, but I'm excited to keep learning and growing

[sassa]

my biggest problem is that I can literally mimic every artist but when it comes to singing in my own tone i can’t help it but to sing the song in the artists style

[GiaTheSweetPotato]

I am a female alto, so there aren't even that many contemporary singers I can look up to! 😂 But I've digging around some old-school soul music and discovered Etta James, she was amazing 😮

[RubysArtsyLife]

I love your videos! You have broken me out of my shell and I’m gonna make it big in the music industry!

[KeiiVice]

Thanks for nurturing a community, you may not be a million subs trendy youtuber but arguably what you’re doing is so much more important than any trend. Thanks for helping set a foundation for a lot of people!

[megarockman]

I had just got back into singing and recorded myself singing Brandy’s Borderline the other day... Me being the heavy critic I am of myself, listened back to it, and it sounded like trash lol. But just now, you release this video, and things are making sense. I guess I’ve been struggling with my own tone this entire time.

[jesst]

I would love to be an artist but I lack self confidence lol

[Self-taughtJay]

I remember watching this with the voice type series when you first posted, glad I found it again as a refresh back to the block.

[EP.]

You Sound Great That First and Second Track was

[luvli]

The first song you played sounding like MJ was mad dope. I was like play some more

[tuscaloosasosa]

That Mike jackson song was still dope though man

[icantlooz-]

That step 3 when you finally figured it out was too dope bro . 🔥 Definitely a inspiration

[analuizasussmann]

You're an amazing person, keep doing what you're doing! 💛

[braveblackbird]

I hear ALL of them and that’s so beautiful.

[MsKingwa]

You're voice is beautiful. I'm on a journey to discover, hear and understand my voice and I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thank you.

[felo]

Hey, it’s been a while. Congrats on the 100k and I hope you’ve been well!

[saphrheta]

Sooo this is perfect cause i was just listening to some covers i recorded at the beggining of the year vs. now and my style has totally changed even when singing the same song (well yeah it changed what am i even saying)

edit: "you'll sound like a cover artist" would you do this to jk😂

[musicisthewindowtothesoul]

Always love hearing your originals and great idea to have an inspiration but to also be open to change

[taleceemusic]

Thank you for the lesson, it really helped me, I hope to become a great musician by implementing all that you have said