Today we are going to learn about Vocal Resonance.
All sound has sound waves that vibrate the surfaces it comes in contact with. In the body there are a number of cavities that the voice bounces around in like the chest, mouth and nasal cavities. So vocal resonance refers to how the voice resonates and vibrates in the body. Based on where your voice is vibrating it will create a different sound.
Today you are going to learn how to read music ledger lines for piano.
Make sure you take a look at my blog post on How to Read Music Notes. Here I will teach you all your notes on your treble and bass clef. As well you can look at our blog post for Piano Note Names which covers all your note names. Those are both some great prequel posts to take a look at to prep you for today’s lesson.
What do you when your singing sounds bad? Is there hope to correct this? Today we are going to take a look at this.
You might not like the sound of your voice because you mostly hear the sound resonating in your head. So you hear your voice resonating in your body but not how it interacts with the room. The sound waves of your voice interact both internally with your body but also externally with the room. This is why you may hear your self recorded and be shocked that your voice sounds super nasal. The more you listen to yourself recorded the more you will train your ear to adjust the way you hear. Also when you’re recording yourself make sure that you are using a good microphone so you are hear yourself correctly.
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