Vocal

If you’ve ever wondered how to do vibrato in singing, you’re not alone. Many singers are told to “add vibrato,” […]

If singing feels tight, breath runs out too quickly, or high notes feel harder than they should, posture is often

If you’re asking “Is a 4 octave range good?”, you’re probably hearing mixed messages. Some people treat a four-octave vocal

If you’re asking “Is a 3 octave range good?”, you’re likely comparing yourself to online claims, celebrity stats, or viral

If you’ve ever asked, “Is a 2 octave vocal range good?”, you’re not alone. This question usually comes from comparing

Few claims in singing generate as much disbelief—and curiosity—as the idea of a 6 octave vocal range. Online, it’s often

Few singing claims attract as much attention as “a 5 octave vocal range.” It sounds almost superhuman—and online, it’s often

You’ve probably seen claims like “This singer has a 4 octave vocal range”—often framed as proof of extraordinary talent. A

You’ve probably heard someone say, “I have a 3 octave vocal range.”It sounds impressive—and sometimes it is—but the phrase is

If you’ve ever heard terms like lyric tenor, dramatic soprano, or basso profundo and wondered how singers are sorted into