If you want to sing well, first don't be nervous and relax your voice! Then you should listen more and sing along with the original singer. It is very important to pay attention to breathing, pauses and ventilation. You can start by practicing slow songs to find the feeling of melody and rhythm! This depends on personal familiarity with the song and grasp of the melody. Some songs have a beat, so just follow the beat. Some songs have an unclear beat. In many cases, just watch it. Comprehension, before singing a song, it is best to mentally figure out the rhythm of the accompaniment without listening to the music. Just like after you finish singing this sentence, turn off the accompaniment sound and continue singing for a few times. After the sentence, I played the accompaniment and found that my singing could still match the accompaniment. And when you sing, you should always think about the accompaniment below. You can't wait until you hear the accompaniment before starting to sing. That will be slow. You can't just sing regardless of what beat will come later, which will make it easy to steal the shot.

1. Master the main types of rhythm:

The 2-beat rhythm pattern is always XX

The 3-beat rhythm pattern is always XXX

4-beat is similar to 2-beat, but the speed is slower. It is generally used in lyrical songs.

2. Singing is to listen to the accompaniment:

If the accompaniment is not rhythmic, count the beats in your mind, or beat the time with your hands and feet.

If the accompaniment is not rhythmic, The rhythm is obvious, which is very obvious in popular songs. Just listen to the accent, which is the drum beat.

Fast songs are usually heavy and light, while slow songs are usually light and heavy (heavy is the sound of the drums)

When practicing, first sing along with the original singer, and beat the time while singing to find out the feeling. .

After you become proficient, sing with the accompaniment. Pay attention to singing at a constant speed. If you find that you are slow, sing faster and catch up behind you. If you sing faster, sing slower and wait until you are singing where you should. You can't just keep doing it fast or slow, it will be very unpleasant to listen to.

Many people have a very bad habit when following accompaniment: instead of listening to the accompaniment, they read the subtitles. This will only make the sense of music worse and worse, not to mention it is already too late if you open your mouth again after seeing the subtitles. When picking up a song, you must first distinguish whether the first line is a strong beat or a weak beat. If you open your mouth and get the first line right, half the battle will be won.

If you don’t understand the mixed accompaniment of various instruments during singing, a tip is to pay attention to the drums, which is the so-called singing along with the drums. Many people have the strong and weak beats reversed. The bass drum is often on the strong beat, while the high-pitched snare drum is often on the sub-strong or weak beat. Pay attention to the distinction. Another trick is not to rush to sing by yourself first, but to "sing along" with the original singer, which will get twice the result with half the effort.

Once you find the feeling of rhythm, your singing will naturally follow the accompaniment.

Summary of solutions to problems when singing cannot keep up with the rhythm:

1. When you practice a song, first sing along with the original singer, become familiar with the rhythm, and make sure you keep time while singing. .

2. After you become proficient, sing along with the accompaniment. Don't sing too fast or too slow, but learn to adjust your speed within the rhythm. For example, when you find that you are singing slowly, sing faster and catch up with the lyrics slowly instead of rushing to the correct part of the lyrics all at once. When you sing too fast, slow down your speed.

3. Our focus is to find the rhythm in the accompaniment, rather than finishing the song on our own.

When you are completely familiar with the rhythm of the song and practice more with the accompaniment, you will get twice the result with half the effort!