Carlos Bernal, a professional singer and vocal coach, introduces a comprehensive voice training program designed to help individuals sing better in a short amount of time. He emphasizes the importance of knowing one's voice type, vocal range, and tessitura to choose suitable songs and improve singing technique. Bernal provides practical exercises to discover and develop the deep, middle, and head voices, focusing on posture, breath control, and pitch modulation. He encourages recording oneself, singing in front of others, and practicing in large rooms to enhance vocal skills. Finally, he suggests joining a band for live performance experience and offers further guidance on tuning and note placement in upcoming videos.
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1. The speaker, Carlos Bernal, is a professional singer and singing teacher.
2. To know your vocal range, you need to rely on a musical instrument, such as a piano or guitar.
3. The exercise to define your vocal range involves singing and finding the notes that are difficult to sing or where you feel comfortable.
4. Everyone has three types of voices within their vocal range: deep voice, middle voice, and head voice.
5. The deep voice is supported by the diaphragm in the lower part of the stomach.
6. The middle voice is the natural voice and is used by most artists.
7. The head voice is the voice used by some artists, such as Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin.
8. To sing, you need to have good posture, breathe through your nose, and support your notes with your diaphragm.
9. Pitch control is important, and you can control the pitch by modulating with your mouth.
10. Opening your throat and mouth is essential when singing.
11. It's essential to warm up your voice before singing.
12. Choosing the right songs to sing is important, and you should start with songs that are within your vocal range.
13. Recording yourself singing can help you improve your technique.
14. Singing in front of other people is important, and it's best to choose people who can give you constructive feedback.
15. Singing in a large room can help you notice if you have any pitch issues or difficulties reaching certain notes.
16. Defining what makes your voice unique can help you develop your identity as a vocalist.
17. Joining a band or playing live can help you broaden your perception of what it means to be a vocalist.