i want a good voice for singing what should i do to go about it?
90160
you've either got it or you don't - I do not believe that people can be taught to sing.  Some people believe that but i say no way.  Just watch American Idol and you will see what I mean.
961368
If you really want to be a professional, you need to approach your training like a professional.  Hire a good coach and follow his or her instructions meticulously, including all the practice and exercises (scales, tonals) for at least as long a period as suggested by the coach.  Also consult with the coach on health issues; what foods to eat and to avoid, what vitamin and mineral supplements, how much sleep, etc.  A real, professional singer uses the throat hard, and must learn how to care for it.  And no more screaming at ball games!  Learn to applaud instead.
785419
ask the audience ...\nor your friends what songs you should sing...\npick your favorites among what they listed for you...\nlots of luck on the decision making...
395310
Firstly you'd need an Instrumental version of the song(s) you want to sing to. Either official or MIDI file (Midis are basically polyphonic ring tones). Then you'd need to have a microphone connected to a good recording program. Sound Recorder (bundled with Microsoft Windows) is good but only records for 60 seconds at a time. I tend to use Audacity which is great for these kind of things as you can insert the original music you are singing to and pressing the record button plays the music while recording you singing. When you play it back, both the original music and the voice will play. Audacity is spy ware and virus free so no worries about that. If there was then I would be in trouble. The link to download it is below under my sources. Under the plug-ins tab you can also download a free mp3 encoder to export directly to mp3 and share the embarrassment with friends and colleagues ^_^
864754
practice, practice, practice...\n\n\n\n\nand before you have to sing... drink lemon juice (like the extract, not any sugary kind) just like 1/2 an inch in a glass, it helps.\n\ncheers,\n\n-Kwan
773378
practice, practice, and practice\n\nwill improve your singing and dancing.\n\nfor dancing, it might help you if you exercise...
307350
Get a voice coach. Use your diaphragm. Sing louder (high notes are easier to hit with great force and volume).
11611
Try not to think about the fact that you are going to sing in front of people because the more you will think about it the more pressure you build.\n\nBefore you go up the stage and sing, imagine yourself singing in an empty room. Or that you are singing to your baby or someone you love. \n\nThe trick is to get you mind into somewhere comfortable. And then just let it be…..\n\nGood luck
874037
You need to use more air from the diaphragm, open throat, bring jaw down more.  Don't sing just using your vocal cords, use sinus cavity and more air volume.  Practice by going up the scale and back down, maybe first 5 notes then adding notes as you get toward the higher notes, push more air. Hope this helps.
1113351
Where in Northern CA are you?  \n\nIt's not enough to have a good voice, you have to have some training to do V/O.  Take a class or two; they'll also help you set up your demo CD.  \n\nSubmit the demos to agents; they're the ones who will get you the gigs.\n\nGood luck!
1112955
Sure, let it flow.\n\n   All you need do is the best you can. Judges may not choose you as best, but I doubt you'll endure any humiliation such as on AM IDOL. \n\n   If your passion is to sing, then please don't let minor rejections stop you from enjoying and/or sharing that passion. You know what you can do, let others know as well.\n\nRev. Steven
202063
I have to agree w/the answers everyone has given so far - lessons/school.  I've taken vocal lessons in the past and they really are helpful.  If you have a good teacher they'll tell you how to breath properly and not kill your vocal cords. Hope this helps.
1184334
Learn how to sing well. :)
164127
Well...you have to be able to sing...and if you can't sing, eh...try something else.\n\nPersonally, I've accepted every offer I've been given when it comes to music, even if I wasn't too excited about it. I've done opera, musicals, simple party performances, and other stuff...
102193
find a very good vocalist. \ngood musicians come in handy. \nlist down all songs you know well.\npractice simple 3 chord songs first. \nlearn the basic, bass, guitar, drums and piano.\nwatch gigs more often.
1037623
It depends on your vocal range & ability as to what song you should sing.  You want a song that will show off your vocal talent, but not one that will strain it in anyway - that'd be terrible.  What would also be good, would be to sing a song that you like - I always find that I sound better when I sing songs that I like, because I can put geniune feeling into them.  Try not to pick anything really slow, but also not really fast.  Something that most people would recognise too - it'll go down so much better if people know the song that you sing.  Something also with not alot of instrumental in it - you want them to hear you sing, right?  I would be inclined to go for something from the 60's - most of that stuff was good, sing-a-long stuff & most people would recognise it.  \n\nWithout knowing you personally, it is impossible to recommend an exact title - I could type out an endless list of inappropriate songs.\n\nGood luck!
943755
Be confident everytime you sing..... show them off your "talent"..... let them realize that even you dont have voice like celine dion or mariah carrey... you can still belt in!!! hola girl!!!! the show must go on!!!!