Beginner Singing Lessons
Start at the beginning with the basics
Our beginner courses cover the foundation of healthy vocal technique as you learn how to maintain better control while expanding your range. You can choose between the High Voice or Low Voice path depending on your vocal range. If you're not sure what to choose, the best path will be the one that feels the most comfortable. Once you complete Level 1 and Level 2 beginner courses, visit our style courses next. These courses focus on more advanced techniques to help you stylize your vocals and prepare for a great performance with actual songs.
Select your voice
Singing Fundamentals
Style Lessons
Courses feature a lesson per day - just watch and follow along with the instructor! It's important to note that every voice is different. If you can do more than one lesson a day without any strain, go for it! If singing every day is painful, take your time and take more breaks between lessons.
If you feel like you've got the basics down or you've had some vocal trainingbefore, you might be ready to go straight to the 14-Day style courses.
Singing Fundamentals
Style Lessons
Courses feature a lesson per day - just watch and follow along with the instructor! It's important to note that every voice is different. If you can do more than one lesson a day without any strain, go for it! If singing every day is painful, take your time and take more breaks between lessons.
If you feel like you've got the basics down or you've had some vocal trainingbefore, you might be ready to go straight to the 14-Day style courses.
Beginner Singing Tips
If you're just starting out on your singing journey, there are a few simple techniques you can practice right away to improve your voice. As you begin with 30 Day Singer, developing a few basic skills early on can make a big difference in how fast you get better! Singing lessons for beginners often start with these foundational techniques, and they’re great whether you're working with a vocal coach or teaching yourself through the courses. Here are three beginner- friendly techniques to help you level up your singing.
Breath Control:
One of the first things vocal lessons for beginners focus on is proper breath control. You can start by practicing diaphragmatic breathing, which involves breathing deeply and expanding your belly instead of your chest. This technique is essential in vocal lessons because it helps you manage your breath while singing, making it easier to sustain notes and maintain steady tone.
Lip Trills:
Lip trills are a fun and effective vocal warmup used in beginner singing lessons to relax the vocal cords and improve vocal agility. To do this exercise, press your lips together and blow air through them, creating a buzzing sound. As you trill, try sliding through different pitches to loosen up your vocal cords. Vocal teachers often use lip trills at any singing level to help singers with flexibility and range
Humming:
Humming is another simple but effective vocal exercise that’s great for singers of all levels,
especially beginners. It's gentle on the voice and helps you focus on pitch and resonance
without strain. Hum along to songs or scales, paying attention to the vibrations in your face and
chest. Many beginner vocal lessons include humming to help you develop control and improve
tone.
Starting with these techniques is a great way to prepare for singing courses for beginners. Voice
lessons for adults and beginners alike often incorporate these exercises, so getting comfortable
with them early can really boost your progress. If you're looking to take your singing to the next
level, sign up for the beginner singing lessons above to refine your technique and grow your
confidence
About 30 Day Singer
Grabbing a microphone and singing from the heart is a great feeling and a big accomplishment.
Sadly, most people think they are 'tone-deaf' or believe they don't have the natural talent needed to
learn how to sing.
It's just not true! That's why we created 30 Day Singer. Our program can be
used by anyone at any skill level to improve their singing ability in a fast, easy and fun way.
Whether you're an absolute beginner taking singing lessons
for the first time, or an advanced
vocalist looking to improve your technique, 30 Day Singer has lessons for everyone. With a
curriculum that teaches from the ground up, you'll feel confident learning with our easy-to-follow
courses that build on your skills slowly. So you can hear improvement right away and move on
to the next level with ease.
There are different ways many people have tried and failed to learn how to sing. In-person vocal
instructors and YouTube singing channels seem like great options at first, but they typically lead
to slow progress ending up in staggered improvement. At 30 Day Singer, we'll give you all the
knowledge you need to succeed in your singing journey with our award-winning curriculum. You
have nothing to lose! With our 30-day moneyback guarantee, if you don't see improvement in
your vocal ability after following our course for 30 days, just let us know. Our lesson videos will
take you step-by-step through learning how to sing in tune, build your confidence, even song
selection to help you sing at your best. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise, learning how to sing
is fun!
Frequently Asked Questions
A beginner should start by learning basic vocal exercises, understanding their vocal range, and practicing good breathing techniques. It's also helpful to listen to and mimic singers they admire to build a foundation.
You can teach yourself to sing by watching online tutorials, using singing apps, and practicing consistently. Recording yourself and paying attention to your pitch and tone will also help you improve.
Absolutely! Singing lessons are designed for all skill levels, including those who feel they can’t sing. A good teacher will help you develop your voice step by step.
Yes, adults can definitely start singing lessons! Many adults begin later in life and still achieve great progress—it's never too late to start.
Not at all! 40 is a great time to start singing lessons. With dedication and practice, people of any age can improve their vocal skills.
Yes, you can definitely start singing at 50. Singing is about building skill, not age, so with regular practice, you can develop a strong voice
Yes, even at 70, it's possible to learn to sing. It’s a fun and rewarding way to stay mentally and physically engaged.
Singing is both a talent and a skill. While some people may have a natural ability, anyone can develop their voice with practice and the right techniques.
It can be, as our vocal cords age, but with proper training and care, you can still maintain and improve your singing ability
Yes! With the right exercises and guidance, anyone with a "bad" voice can learn to sing well. It’s all about practice and improving your technique
