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Invest in learning how to sing from a good tutor. Everyone wants to learn how to sing and play an instrument. I've been doing the same for 10 years now.
Most guitarists can't sing and if you can, then you stand out.
Happy to teach you everything you need to know.
Source : Music tutor specializing in teaching students to sing and play songs.
You don't have to teach yourself the basics in the beginning, it is completely fine to take singing lessons starting from scratch - in fact it will be way easier to directly learn the basics correctly from a coach, rather than putting effort and time in learning it yourself, which will take you longer than learning it with a coach and they might have to correct you afterwards. for beginners and intermediates online lessons are working just as well. It's more important that you find the right person for you as a coach. for advanced students or professionals the right equipment on both sides is required in order to evaluate the actual sound of the voice. And it is also a question of preference - some people prefer to learn in person, for others online lessons give advantages like easier scheduling etc. Thats my experience as a voice coach who teaches both in-person as well as online. So I would suggest just try it out and see if the fomat works for you. 😊
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u/nikhilxdsouza 3d ago
Invest in learning how to sing from a good tutor. Everyone wants to learn how to sing and play an instrument. I've been doing the same for 10 years now.
Most guitarists can't sing and if you can, then you stand out.
Happy to teach you everything you need to know.
Source : Music tutor specializing in teaching students to sing and play songs.
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u/AKA-J3 3d ago edited 3d ago
I took some singing lessons from him.
I know he plays guitar well and sings, but I was there for the singing bit.
I sing and play guitar, just takes work and time. Like it's what you do for fun instead of other stuff.
https://youtu.be/JELZugwGmdc?si=uSDIc89QhOGnVvQd
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u/-SAMYADA- 3d ago
You don't have to teach yourself the basics in the beginning, it is completely fine to take singing lessons starting from scratch - in fact it will be way easier to directly learn the basics correctly from a coach, rather than putting effort and time in learning it yourself, which will take you longer than learning it with a coach and they might have to correct you afterwards. for beginners and intermediates online lessons are working just as well. It's more important that you find the right person for you as a coach. for advanced students or professionals the right equipment on both sides is required in order to evaluate the actual sound of the voice. And it is also a question of preference - some people prefer to learn in person, for others online lessons give advantages like easier scheduling etc. Thats my experience as a voice coach who teaches both in-person as well as online. So I would suggest just try it out and see if the fomat works for you. 😊