Singing in a Recording Studio: Total Unique Vocal Techniques!

If you want to be a successful professional singer, singing in a recording studio well is a skill that you really need to master. I am a professional singer and a former talent agent. I’ve sung in many venues, including on FOX TV. Based on my experiences, inconsistency is the biggest downfall of any singer in a studio. Singing a wide variety of songs with friends in your home is one thing, but, if you want to be comfortable singing in a recording studio, it will take time to be able to sing varied songs well.

In the rest of this article, I want to discuss how you can learn such consistency. Also, it’s important to know how you can get the opportunity to be singing in a recording studio in the first place. After all, consistency won’t help you with singing in a recording studio if you aren’t hired in the first place, will it?

Even if you’ve sung in front of a group of people before, don’t think you’re prepared for the experience of singing in a recording studio. If you’re singing for a live audience, over all image is probably more of a concern to you than how you sound. In a recording studio, however, all ears are on you. Every note you sing will be recorded. That’s why people who sing commercial jingles in a recording studio have completely different talents than those who sing on stage, usually.

It can take years of experience to become a consistent session singer. You have to be flexible and easy to work with, but most people singing in a recording studio will say that those two things come much easier. If you just can’t capture the consistency you need, here are some suggestions.

First, find yourself a coach. Make sure you choose one with experience singing in a recording studio. Many teachers teach by the book, especially regarding breathing techniques. The truth is, though, that really doesn’t matter that much. While some breathing techniques are better than others, many singers are very consistent with their singing, even if they use varied breathing techniques.

Also, if you want to be successful at singing in a recording studio, or anywhere else, you have to practice. Practice whenever and wherever you can. Practice in the car or use the acoustics in the shower to your advantage. If you make the time, you’ll see results.

Once you’ve done all that, you should be able to achieve consistency when you’re singing in a recording studio. The next step is to make connections with other singers who are studio veterans. They can help you to get jobs in the industry. They might even be willing to give you a lesson or two. There’s nothing like singing in a recording studio with a professional, so use those connections!

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