1. Listen to more songs you like. Then ask yourself why you like it. This link is very important. Only if you listen carefully and find out the reasons why you like it can you imitate it better and easier.

2. Analyze the rhythm in the song. But when we imitate our favorite songs, we have to analyze each sentence carefully, because there is no foundation for the speed, lightness, high and low rhythms in each sentence, so we can quickly develop a keen sense of hearing without professional music knowledge.

3. Sing loudly. After you analyze it during the period, you have to sing it out at this time. Most people think that to learn to sing you must have a naturally good voice, but I think hard work is also key. As long as you do the first two steps well, you will succeed if you practice more.

4. Start looking at the screen and the notes you have analyzed, and sing along with the original singer. Sometimes you can also imitate the pronunciation and mouth shape of the star. This progress is rapid.

5. When imitating, you may find that you cannot sing, or cannot catch up with the rhythm, or it is difficult to catch up with the rhythm. This is when you quietly listen to that phrase or phrase over and over again that you can't sing, or can't catch the rhythm, or it's a bit difficult to catch the rhythm. Start looking for the reasons yourself and analyze how others sing. Since you have no musical foundation, you can rely on your own sensibility to analyze. First of all, you must believe in yourself and your own rationality. In this way, we will also find a way to break through.

6. But once you have become somewhat proficient, you can practice listening to the accompaniment and memorize the lyrics. This way your singing will improve faster.

7. After preliminary study, your music will have certain changes. At this time, you still need to practice more, listen more, and analyze more.

8. When you sing to a certain level, you will find that your progress is slow. At this time, you are very eager and need to learn formal and scientific music learning methods. And when you come into contact with formal learning methods, you will find that you understand quickly and learn faster than others. This is because you have studied perceptually and worked hard in the early stage.