Online Singing Lessons FAQ

Small improvements usually happen quickly and you may not notice them at first. It can be very helpful to record yourself before, during and after each course and listen back. This will allow you to hear your progress!

You might notice that it is a little easier to hit those high notes or you might not run out of air as quickly when singing a long phrase. You might see a change in your ability to match pitch or to feel the beat. Everyone is unique and develops at a different pace.

Simply sing along with the “range-finding track” in each of our courses and notate where you started feeling comfortable (not too low) and where it started feeling too high. The goal is to never push or strain your way to a larger range. Instead, we want to gently stretch and gradually ease into new extended pitches.

Most singers will notice an expansion of range after completing the first course.

Each exercise includes instructions and/or a demonstration of the singer performing the exercise. You will be able to sing along with the guide vocal each time so no worries about getting lost!

Absolutely! Most people lack confidence because they don’t trust their voice to do what they want it to do. As you gain the ability to control your pitch, volume, tone, diction and style, you will begin feeling more comfortable. Increased comfort will usually lead to increased confidence!

This will hopefully lead you to feeling more open to singing in public. Also, don’t beat yourself up, it is very common to feel anxious before a performance because you care about the outcome. (This is even common with celebrity singers!)

My best advice is to try it out once you feel inspired! Singing for a well trusted friend or family member first might be easiest (remind them that you aren’t wanting a critique yet, just moral support)!