Do you believe these singing lies?

Are some of these common misconceptions and blatant lies about singing holding you back from being the best singer you can be? (Learn more by reading the full singing lie articles and explanations.)   

Lie – Either you have talent, and thus CAN sing, or you don’t have talent, and can NOT sing.

Truth – Since almost everyone can speak, and the speaking mechanism is the same as the singing mechanism, almost everyone can sing – and should, if they desire to!

Lie – When people start singing, they don’t sing properly and so they first have to re-learn EVERYTHING.

Truth - You MAY be doing SOME things wrong, but if you can speak, you are NOT doing everything wrong. When you speak, you are using the very same tools you need to sing – no more, no less.

Lie – It takes years of instruction and practice to develop a respectable vocal range of almost 2 octaves (that covers only 24 notes on a piano keyboard).

Truth – The human voice was designed to cover well over 3 octaves COMFORTABLY, just by “shifting gears”. It can be learned in less than 2 hours and mastered and improved for the rest of your life.

Lie – A great deal of physical effort is required in order to sing with power and reach high notes.

Truth – Your singing power is less related to the force that you exert that it is a measure of how efficiently you use frequencies and airflow.

Lie – You will need special instruction to learn how to breathe correctly for singing.

Truth – You were born breathing correctly. You’ve continued to breathe. You breathe in, and speak easily on a regular basis. YOU KNOW HOW TO BREATHE ALREADY!

Lie – If you can sing classical style, you can sing anything.

Truth – If you can sing classical, you may still have LOTS of trouble making a “natural” sounding tone.

Lie – It takes great effort and the coordination of many varied muscles to sing correctly.

Truth – If you are having difficulties right now, chances are, you actually have TOO MANY muscles trying to help! Singing “as designed” is easier than doing it wrong, and gives you more satisfying results.

Lie – Singing is much like law or accounting or any other skill in that it can be educated into someone.

Truth – Singing is extremely personal and is much more than a degree or qualification you earn. Singing has the ability to move and inspire people and is very deeply connected to the soul.

You might now be wondering just what is the best way to learn to sing on a budget. There are many home study and learn to sing online programs. Most folks agree however, that Brett Manning’s Singing Success is the king of teach yourself singing courses and will have you singing like a star in the shortest possible time.

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