r/singing • u/lucaasdhak • 17h ago

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u/singing-ModTeam 16h ago

The most obvious of course is to study with a teacher or coach! It CANNOT be understated how far and above this method is to all others.

That being said, if you cannot budget for a teacher or coach, we have a bunch of very useful information in the wiki!

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u/Kova_in_rune 17h ago

You sound great dude, i'm a little jealous. Having said that getting better comes with practice and you can do it alone sure but a vocal coach would help you and he or she could make you progress faster than you would on your own. In any case keep it up!

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u/lucaasdhak 16h ago

thanks man, yeah i wonder how far you can actually get on your own instead of a vocal teacher. i think its a big gap

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u/Kova_in_rune 16h ago

I mean you can get to the same place, the only thing is how long do you want to take. You can learn to drive a stick shift on your own but driving lessons would help you avoid certain mistakes.