The Amazing Singing Voice - Soar to New Singing Heights

by Bob Pardue

If you are a singer or inspire to be one you don't want to miss this report about your amazing singing voice. You will learn to increase your octave range with this vocal lesson.

Every singing voice carries these two characteristics - amazing and unique! Each person's voice has its own unique sound, some high and some low. Other singing voices fall somewhere in between. No two are exactly alike. That's what makes singing and music so remarkable. Let's take a look at the amazing singing voice and how you can reach new singing heights with your voice.

A Voice Designed for Many Octaves

Did you know that your voice was designed for many different octaves, or singing ranges? Perhaps you were under the persuasion that your voice could only reach one or two ranges. If you usually sing low, maybe you never dreamed of singing in high notes, or vice versa.

Amazingly, your voice can soar to new heights with a little training and a few exercises. With lots of practice, you might even increase your singing range from two to five octaves! You can sing high with the sopranos or low with the bass singers.

How Long to Increase Your Singing Range?

Your voice cannot be forced into a new singing range; it must be trained. You'll need to find the flow in your voice and use your mind to overcome muscular limitations. While training your voice, you'll also decrease vibrating vocal cords, or mass, until your vocal cords dampen. This will decrease the vibrating sounds of the cords. With this type of voice training, you'll train your musculature to obey your mind.

Once you've accomplished these steps, you'll notice a pleasant change in your singing voice. You'll be able to sing easier, higher, longer and with a beautiful singing tone that draws the ear.

Find the Proper Training for Your Voice

Exercises to increase your singing range are great, but you'll find singing courses to be helpful in other areas as well. There are courses that show you how to sing with certain conditions affecting the throat such as dry throat, itchy throat, soar throat, etc. On the Internet, you can easily sign on for a singing course to get the training and experience you need to become a great singer!