Singing And Singing Essay

Vocals are a part of a piece of music that is sung and a musical performance involved in singing. Vocals are a key when it comes to music and singing. It is what makes a singer who he/she is. It is what helps us blend, and control our sound qualities. The better the sound quality and the tone, the better the singer and the control over the vocals. It is a muscle that requires workouts and rest, so that we can a healthy voice. One important point to note is that our vocal cords and our breath should be in balance with each other when we are singing, and we cannot do without the other. This means we that we cannot produce sound without air going across our vocal cords, and vice versa, if we do not have our vocal cords, we would unable to produce

sound even if we have more than enough breath for support. Good warm ups for the vocals are humming, lip trill, and scale singing. Our vocal cords are also our voice box.These cords produce sound through rapid vibration with the passage of air between the set of cords. When the air passes through the cords, forcing them apart, the cords immediately close back, creating multiple vibrations at a certain frequency, and this creates what our human ear perceives as the sound of our voice. This also means that our vocal cords bear the brunt of the air pressure created when we sing. It is also a fact that our cords can control our breath, by shutting completely and not letting any air out of our body. You can also demonstrate how our cords control our breathing by holding your breath and leaving your mouth open. It is this important set of muscles that is holding back the breath in our body, and once our cords are open, the breath will be able to pass through. Another thing is, when we sing low notes they are less tense and less stretched out.

However, for high notes, our cords are much more tense and more stretched out. This would mean that we need to be more careful when we start to sing higher and higher notes, as our vocal muscles are subject to more and more strain, and they would then be more vulnerable to vocal abuse. This is one of the reason we train our voices and make them stronger so this won't happen. Vocal exercises are extremely important for us to develop a great singing voice. It would also be good to get a vocal instructor to teach and help make your voice stronger. It is also good to remember that we need breath in order to vocalize even the slightest sustained word or note, and breath support is vital in helping you to produce a well-supported and stable sound. Some people even auto tune their voices. Everyone has their different types of ways of how they use they vocals and how they train them. Vocals can be harmed other ways. Smoking is a way to mess up the vocals and the breath support you need to sing. It affects the lungs which you need to to bring in breath. It also can affect the throat because you can cough and it would be a huge problem if you have a hole in your throat and can rarely sing or

talk. It is also very important not to crush your throat. If you are sick or ill, with a sore throat then you must take a break from singing or hardly speaking. You can damage your throat and voice box even more if you attempt to. Vocals are what makes most choirs and singers successful today and I believe they use various ways to warm up and train their voices. And they take care of their vocals well.