How To Increase Your Vocal Range as a Singer

How to increase vocal range? Vocal range refers to the number of octaves you’re able to sing, from the lowest notes to the highest. To increase your vocal range it’s best to start with traditional warm-ups. These loosen your vocal cords and improves the flexibility of your voice.

There are many tricks of the trade used by professional singers to expand the vocal range. So let’s take a look at what’s possible and how you too can sing notes you’d thought were out of your reach.

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Open Mic UK offers artist development for unsigned artists, as well as the opportunity to perform in front of music industry professionals at the best music venues in the UK.

THE UK’S PREMIER MUSIC COMPETITION FOR UNSIGNED ARTISTS
Show off your musical talent to industry professionals, receive feedback, develop as an artist, and gain valuable media exposure.

One of the toughest parts about breaking into the music industry is getting seen by industry professionals. Music industry judges are at every stage of Open Mic UK’s competition, from the auditions to the Grand Final, and last year’s competition featured judges from Universal Music and Sony Music.

For more advice about how to develop as an artist and on the music competition go to http://www.openmicuk.co.uk

Open Mic UK offers artist development for unsigned artists, as well as the opportunity to perform in front of music industry professionals at the best music venues in the UK.

THE UK’S PREMIER MUSIC COMPETITION FOR UNSIGNED ARTISTS

Show off your musical talent to industry professionals, receive feedback, develop as an artist, and gain valuable media exposure.

One of the toughest parts about breaking into the music industry is getting seen by industry professionals. Music industry judges are at every stage of Open Mic UK’s competition, from the auditions to the Grand Final, and last year’s competition featured judges from Universal Music and Sony Music.

For more advice about how to develop as an artist and on the music competition go to http://www.openmicuk.co.uk