| I have heard many times that singing vibrato cannot be | | | | deliberately. Two oscillations per second, meaning you |
| learnt, and that it comes naturally to a singer. Haven't | | | | switch between the two notes twice in two seconds, |
| you? | | | | then three oscillations per second, and then four, and |
| Well what I have learned from Brett Manning, a very | | | | so on. |
| popular vocal coach, that singing vibrato can be taught | | | | Until you reach 6 oscillations per second, which means |
| and anyone, like you and I can actually learn it. | | | | that you have a good sounding vibrato already. I have |
| In this article I will be explaining to you what singing | | | | no idea if a human can go any faster than this, tell me |
| vibrato is about, and I hope it can clear up | | | | if you do! |
| misconceptions about vibrato that you might have. | | | | One more thing that I have learned is that, you don't |
| So what is vibrato? | | | | have to put vibrato in all parts of the song that you are |
| It is when you switch between two notes several | | | | singing. Imagine an opera singer, that's not what you |
| times. For example, when you sing a C note, and then | | | | want to sound like if you are singing pop. Singing |
| you switch to a C#, and then to a C note again. Only | | | | Vibrato is just like adding seasoning to your food, not |
| that you do this in a very fast speed. | | | | too much; just the right amount and the food will taste |
| Imagine when you start an old car, which in the same | | | | great, the same way when you are singing a song. |
| way is singing vibrato. You can first practice by doing it | | | | |