Whether you sing in a metal band, in a choir, or as a soloist in the shower, understanding how this wonderful instrument works is very important to control it.

You have the ability to extend your vocal range, reach higher or lower notes, change the colour of your voice, add an effect, or sing different styles at different volumes.

For many years, bel canto meant performing without amplification and only one accepted way of singing correctly was imposed. With the advent of rhythmic music and the possibility of singing into a microphone, singing well no longer implies a single way of singing. Adapting your voice to different styles, volumes, and ways of interpreting has naturally led to research into new vocal techniques that respond to this richness.

Whatever type of music you prefer to sing, it is crucial to learn to adapt your voice to it and to do so in a healthy way. This way you will continue to sing what you like indefinitely without your vocal cords being affected by bad habits or simply a lack of technique.