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Hold it steady
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A good note stays still, like a straight line.
A note that wobbles or slides is hard to hear as one note. Steady is what makes it sound sure.
One steady note, and one that will not settle.
A voice that cannot hold still jumps around the note, a bit like the second one.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
Steady comes from your breath, not your throat.
Take a calm breath first, then let the air out evenly while you sing. Squeezing your throat makes the note shake.
Your note moves while the ring is filling. What happens?
Pick one vowel and keep it the same.
Changing from “ah” to “oh” in the middle can move the note. One breath, one vowel, one note.
The microphone only hears which note you sing. Nothing is recorded or sent.
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Then keep going: hold it longer than the ring needs.
The ring fills in about half a second. A song asks for more, so practise holding each note for two or three seconds.
Your note shakes. What helps most?
You can hold a note still.
What you learned
- A steady note sounds sure; a wobbling one is hard to hear.
- Steady comes from a calm breath let out evenly.
- Keep one vowel, and hold still until the ring fills.
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