Singorama 2.0

This course promises that you'll be able to fulfil your destiny as an incredible singer with effortless vocal agility!

It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner that’s had poor results with learning to sing in the past…Or, if you’re already a terrific singer…The cutting-edge techniques outlined in this course will transform your voice to heights you’ve never dreamed possible.

It promises that your vocals will keep getting stronger, more agile and resonant, with greater control and range – with FAST results that make you feel so confident with your perfect pitch.

You can achieve your singing dreams by dedicating 10 minutes a day following this simple system of vocal exercises. You will see alarming results in terms of a stronger voice with greater agility within a week!

You’ll be surprised how learning to sing (well) is so easy! It’s just a matter of ‘fine tuning’ your vocal cords. In fact, the beauty of the vocal cords is that they respond to exercise very quickly. It’s a delicate muscle that only needs minutes a day to tune – provided you know how to tune your voice the right way.

Just follow these simple steps, and you’ll have amazing vocal agility and power that resonates effortlessly. Imagine in just a short time from now, you’re stepping up to the karaoke stage… or a singing in a church choir. You’re feeling more confident and alive than ever before,

There’s many reasons why so many people attempt singing only to give up…

• There are folks out there who are too embarrassed to see a vocal coach until they are at a decent level.

• Many local singing teachers use dated singing training that delivers slow and limited results… some are even outright wrong and can damage your voice.

• One-on-one vocal training can become very expensive.

• Most vocal coaches are naturally good singers. They assume anyone can sing well using generic vocal exercises. So, when people don’t see any results; they assume they’re ‘not cut out for it’.

Learning the CORRECT techniques is what makes all the difference and quickly.

By following this streamlined professional singing system, you’ll condition your voice to master the most important aspects of singing, such as:

• To be able to sing with power… where your voice effortlessly resonates with strength and clarity.

• A smooth tone with beautiful vibrato.

• Adding an extra octave or more to your range.

• Developing your “mixed voice” where you can easily shift from your chest voice to your head voice with effortless agility - hitting those high notes without any cracks.

The core system consists of 28 dynamic vocal training audio modules. This is combined with ebooks, worksheets, and tools designed to have you singing with better range, tone, pitch and control – rapidly!

Singorama is dedicated to providing the most relevant and up to date training to ensure your vocals are trained safely.

The Singorama System takes you by the hand with a simple step-by-step system ensuring you master all of these elements of singing quickly, without burning-out your voice… Like our:

• Organic Auto Tune Technique – Easily train your vocal muscles to hit notes perfectly and be in tune every time.

• The Loaded Sonancy Method that teaches you optimum breathing and posture for a singer. You’ll discover how to fully breathe from your entire body and how to ground yourself to produce a fuller sound. If you’ve ever thought your voice sounded thin or weak, these special tips and tricks will give you a powerful, full sounding singing voice.

• Progressive Interval training for singers - As you master the 'Progressive interval training' exercises and the Solfege System, you will increase your ability to learn songs and harmonize in a way that previously would have been like another language.

• Fluid Reverberation Technique - A vocal agility allowing you to seamlessly go from high to low notes while singing without any voice breaks… while giving you that smooth vocal quality very few possess.

• Aural Tonality Conditioning - You’ll know how to avoid singing sharp or flat, how to build your mental ear, as well as achieving a good understanding of perfect pitch and relative pitch. Don’t worry too much about this if you don’t know what it means just yet.

• Octave Power Generator - Watch your range transform from strength-to strength.... gaining that extra octave.

• Nerve Recalibration Technique - This is the only way to overcome all of your fears and phobias, your negative thought patterns and your mental blocks to reach the highest levels of confidence possible. A method that works for virtually everyone who applies it!

• Advanced Larynx Amplifier - These professional warm-ups will make you ready to unleash the full potential of your voice. Add volume and strength while still maintaining a good tone.

• Bridged Vocalization – Blend your ‘two voices’ for ultimate vocal freedom.The crucial differences between your chest voice and head voice. How to blend your two voices so you’ll have an entirely well-connected voice throughout your entire vocal range (also known as your ‘mixed voice’).

• The Harmonic Acumen - Learn the secrets to becoming sensational at singing harmony. This will allow you to hear melodies and judge harmonies within the chords which will become second nature to you.

Fully understand time-honored technical aspects of singing, such as:

• Time signatures, key signatures and rhythm, and fear not, we’ve made it easy for you to learn and implement them. This will give you singing supremacy regardless of whether you sing along to music, instrumentals or no music at all.

• Solfege system' and learning the differences between major and minor keys and scales.

From there; reading music, picking up harmonies and learning new songs an absolute breeze. Even if you’ve never heard it before. This important method separates the pro's from the amateurs, giving you a full understanding of music and how your singing voice works.

• How to use your voice to produce multiple singing styles, be it rock, opera, jazz, musical theater, pop and many others.

• How to become a natural at singing different genres of music, even if you’re not familiar with the different genres.

• Become a master at communicating the meanings of songs and being in touch with your emotional side when delivering a soulful performance.

• How to make your dreams and visions of being a singer a reality, whether you want to perform in a choir, musical theater or get a professional recording contract.

• Learn what to look for when choosing the right band members to accentuate your strengths as a singer.

• How to write your first song and make it memorable, fun and of high quality.

You’ll also discover the bad habits of most singers that you MUST AVOID in order to maintain healthy vocal cords.

Learning only the best practices and habits will ensure that your voice has the strength and stamina it needs to sing for long periods at a time without fatigue.

‘Vocal tuning calisthenics’… formulated to help you strengthen your vocal muscles and improve your resonance.

This technique also improves pitch issues, creates a smooth tone and gives you much more control at the top of your vocal range… without any cracks or breaks.

This unlocks that beautiful singer’s voice you have always dreamed of… A voice with perfect pitch, effortless strength, a beautiful resonance and vibrato… as well as being able to hit those high notes with ease.

The system costs only $67 as a one-time payment and it comes with a 6-day money back guarantee. The system can be download online and stored in your phone, tablet, desktop, laptop or iCloud.

Do I need any prior musical knowledge?

Absolutely not, Singorama uses software and audio lessons in a step by step way, so you can see fast progression in your singing abilities no matter what level you’re at right now.

My son is 8 years old, will this course work for him?

Yes, Singorama was designed with simplicity in mind. We’ve designed it from the ground up to make it so simple that children of 8 years and above can start learning to sing. For children under 8 years of age, we recommend that a parent should help to explain some lessons.

I currently have a vocal coach. Is Singorama still worth investing in?

Yes, the Singorama System can be used as an accompanying tool alongside your vocal coach for even better results. Just be prepared to wow your coach with the rapid improvements to your singing voice.

LEARN TO SING WITH THESE TIPS IN MIND

Don’t believe the mindset that learning how to sing can be hard. Learning the art of song may seem like a daunting task. But it doesn’t have to be! The hardest part of vocal mastery may actually be convincing yourself that you can actually sing! Once you’ve got that part down, all the rest is just a matter of a little work. Here are several things you need to remember if you want to tune your voice properly to become a great vocalist.

• Always remember to warm up: Your vocal chords are just like any other muscle; they need to warm up before heavy use. To warm up, you can do simple scales, choose a relatively easy song, or hum. Don’t try to shock your voice by trying to go up and down your entire range right off the bat. Pace yourself. Only try to push the boundaries of your range (the lowest and highest notes)… gradually.

• Sing every chance you get: Practice is very important in any art or discipline, and singing is no exception. In addition to “official,” undistracted practice, try to work on your voice while you do other things too, like while cooking, doing chores or driving. Making this a near constant element in your life will condition your voice, making singing basically second nature, and help take away some of the “seriousness” of it all. This will help you immensely with stage fright and performance anxiety as well, which brings us to...

• Practice in front of others: The quality of your voice depends on many factors; your posture is one of them. Keeping your body in the proper position allows for the best air flow possible. Keep your back straight, and keep your gaze more or less parallel to the floor; don’t look up or down. Keep both of your feet planted flat, and don’t shift your weight back and forth between them. If you are performing seated, don’t lean back in your chair. Keep the upper half of your body straight, the same way you would do if you were standing. Try to sit closer to the edge of your seat; this way, you won’t “pinch” your diaphragm, allowing you to project more powerfully. Always position yourself in a way where your body provides minimum “resistance” to your breathing and voice..

• Stay hydrated: When you let your throat get dry, your voice is impacted in a very negative way. It can get hoarse or raspy, and forgetting to hydrate before going out on stage can, over time, cause permanent damage to your vocal cords. To avoid this, always remember to drink plenty of water every time before practice or performance. Take small sips of water during a session as well, as there are many stage factors that will dehydrate you. Avoid taking substances that can dehydrate you, especially right before singing, such as coffee and alcohol. Milk is another to avoid as it causes the oesophagus to build up mucus. There are many other health benefits to drinking plenty of fluids, so for your own sake, drink at least eight glasses of water a day.

• Keep your lungs healthy: The quality of your voice depends on many factors; your posture is one of them. Keeping your body in the proper position allows for the best air flow possible. Keep your back straight, and keep your gaze more or less parallel to the floor; don’t look up or down. Keep both of your feet planted flat, and don’t shift your weight back and forth between them. If you are performing seated, don’t lean back in your chair. Keep the upper half of your body straight, the same way you would do if you were standing. Try to sit closer to the edge of your seat; this way, you won’t “pinch” your diaphragm, allowing you to project more powerfully. Always position yourself in a way where your body provides minimum “resistance” to your breathing and voice..

• Take from other singers/artists, but develop your own style: When you let your throat get dry, your voice is impacted in a very negative way. It can get hoarse or raspy, and forgetting to hydrate before going out on stage can, over time, cause permanent damage to your vocal cords. To avoid this, always remember to drink plenty of water every time before practice or performance. Take small sips of water during a session as well, as there are many stage factors that will dehydrate you. Avoid taking substances that can dehydrate you, especially right before singing, such as coffee and alcohol. Milk is another to avoid as it causes the oesophagus to build up mucus. There are many other health benefits to drinking plenty of fluids, so for your own sake, drink at least eight glasses of water a day.

• Set goals, but know your limits: One thing that can really help with motivation is setting goals. Goals can be different for everyone, depending on what they want to achieve, what they find difficult, or feel they need to work on. You should also make sure that you aren’t subjecting your vocal cords to undue stress by trying to reach notes that you aren’t capable of or ready for. Remember, everyone’s voice is different. Some vocalists naturally have a wider vocal range than others. You can always choose songs that are out of your vocal range – up or down in a different key to make them more accessible to you.

• Consider online singing lessons: Before you go out and spend a wad of cash on a face-to-face vocal instructor, consider learning how to sing better with the most comprehensive and up-to-date singing software like Singorama first. The entire course will probably cost you about the same amount as one session with some singing instructors. But with Singorama, you receive every technique and method there is to know about singing – with the luxury of practicing at your own leisure. Experiencing vocal breakthroughs no matter what stage your voice is at.

• Watch other singers perform: Before you ever started singing, you might not have noticed some of the nuances that professional artists did while performing, like their posture or their breathing technique. Armed with the basics of the methodology, you can now look at the artists you idolize and be able to analyze why they perform the way they do. Watching other singers can also help you with your own technique targeting certain factors that you might be having difficulty with.

While you can’t expect progress overnight, anyone with the right mindset, enough determination, and access to the right material and information can learn to sing quickly and easily. Don’t get frustrated if you don’t progress as quickly as you expected to; everyone has to start somewhere, and if you want to reach your goals higher and faster, check out Singorama.