5 simple but effective tips to sing better!

5 simple but effective tips on how to sing better!

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[palebluedot]

Joe isn’t lying. Stevie Wonder composed a lot of his songs in the key of Eb also his zodiac sign Taurus no cap check his songs. You find chords that compliment your deepest core of your being. I’ll give Joe credit for at least being cognizant of these tips from one guitarist singer songwriter to another. Even John Mayer said if it doesn’t compliment my voice or inner core I scratch the song and move on

[whatisjoedoing]

i’m no guru. no celebrity vocal coach. just a guy who loves to sing and wants to share what he learned along the journey.

[magictrikc]

5 tips:
1. keep your back straight & chin down (0:30)
2. stop opening your mouth so wide (1:19)
3.change the pronunciation of words (2:14)
4. intentionally create dynamics (4:05)
5. choose the right song and key for your voice (6:28)

Thank you Joe!

[kristiecarson]

Thank you for improving my shower performance and weekend cleaning covers! 🤣🤣 Seriously, great information, Joe!

[j.low-key]

I like how you encourage us to bring out the best in our voices rather than to be the best singer there is, there's a lot of difference in that and what you said gives people self-confidence

[Hondomoto_]

These are good ass tips, and with the last one for sure was something I learned with experience.

"Listen to your own voice. Chris Stapleton has no business singing Justin Bieber and vice versa" was what my vocal coach taught me, and I don't agree 100% but I get what she was saying.

I grew up listening to Alicia, Mariah, Adele, and other great female Singers. So when I started to sing I wanted to have the range and strength they did, and with alot of practice I actually learned to imitate them pretty well and learned alot of skills, but it still sounded fake.

So When I started singing in my own register and in my own voice I noticed the couple years of singing so high set me back in learning to sing where I should be. My vocal coach told me I should try singing deep blues or soul music instead of pop and r&b music when practicing

The quality and tone and color of my voice has gotten so much better. And I even found a love for true blues music. I can sing lower than I thought I could, and my vocal control is BETTER.

[EMSAYMADA]

My tip: Sing from the heart, whatever song it is. Strong conviction is powerful.

[sunsailre]

Can I just say that I love your aesthetic? This video felt like I came over to a friend's house to talk about music, great tips too!

[Vokalplus]

thank you! the way you explain it is so clear and simple. powerful. btw, your singing is amazing.

[AJ_Fafa]

This helped.
It’s not a matter of singing to sound like others.
It is a matter of bringing out the best part of your voice.
Knowing your voice and style makes sound more natural and controlling of how you sing and the songs you choose❤️

[samstrom]

I've only ever heard you sing before. You are a great teacher! Inviting, clear to follow, deep in ideas.

[ChrisForThought]

the tip about not opening my mouth wider than if i was just talking normally, that's probably the best tip I've gotten from anything on YouTube so far when it comes to singing better, thanks dude!

[luisthree]

With a voice like that, it doesn't matter what you do, it'll sound cool. You're hugely lucky! I love it.

[IamTransformHER]

As a vocal coach, you are mostly spot on with these tips. A lot of this I tell my students, even down to the exact wording on some of this! Great lesson. 👍🏾👍🏾😊

[shay]

Joe is our music teacher and our favorite musician, we better start paying this man 🤣🤣

[JarettGray]

Your channel alone has given me the inspiration and confidence to finally buy a guitar. Videos like this are so helpful..keep doing what your doing man love the videos!!

[LiviaBrash]

Great video! Some wonderful points and really interesting to hear your process! Particularly vowel modification and dynamics are things often overlooked, but so important :) As a vocal coach myself, I wanted to point out that how much you open your mouth is very dependent on context, opening it more isn’t necessarily always wrong, but it’s great you’ve found something that works for you ☺️a big thank you also for your guitar tutorials, I’ve been slowly working my way through your frank ocean cover and just love your chord voicings!

[tadziechackie]

"Allow you to show off what you already have" 🥺❤️much appreciated

[supermegaawesomeultragal]

Thank you mentioning the changes in volume. It usually goes unnoticed by people new to singing. And regarding pronunciation, I was taught to yes, round out the vowels and also to soften the r's and e's. They hit the ear too harshly when they're pronounced hard.

[joshraj]

I want to tell you that this short video has helped me improve my singing voice. Thank you for sharing this with the world