How to sing along with the accompaniment How to learn to sing with the accompaniment

1. Be familiar with the rhythm types of the song, clarify the concept, such as simple four or two beats, four or three beats, four or four beats, and then apply these rhythm types to the song.

2. Don't be in a hurry to sing, listen to the accompaniment, sing along silently, feel and experience the rhythm of the accompaniment. The point is to find the rhythm in the accompaniment rather than singing the song on your own. When to sing and when to ventilate, you have to think about it.

3. Songs generally have drum beats and accents, and you can listen clearly, you can sing with the beat with the original song and accompaniment, beat the beat with your hands, and the whole body can also shake with the music, so that the body can be integrated into the rhythm of the accompaniment, and insist on long-term practice.

4. Listen to the accompaniment of songs, and some music with a strong sense of rhythm to cultivate a sense of musicality.

First of all, this shows that you may not be born with a particularly good sense of musicality, which is normal, because musicality is innate, and not everyone has a good sense of musicality.

Of course, musicality can be nurtured.

First of all, you have to sing a song, don't be in a hurry to sing with the accompaniment, you have to listen to the original song more first, and beat along with the original song while listening, and whisper to the harmony.

Practice makes perfect, and there is no hurry.

It is recommended that you use more MV accompaniment in Kugou or QQ**, just like in KTV, and practice at home.

When you are with the accompanist, don't just sing, remember to calm down and listen to the beat of the accompaniment, you can sing with the accompaniment and beat at the same time.

This is very useful, and if you're starting out, you'll have to follow along with some simple songs with obvious beats, and you'll learn to listen to the chord movements.

Boys can try the songs of Wang Leehom, Tao Zhe, and Jay Chou, their songs are obvious to the drum beat, which is very easy to follow.

If you are a girl, then you can try Liang Jingru and Liu Ruoying's songs.

Generally speaking, in the beginning, it is best to follow more lyric songs with piano accompaniment, and try to avoid guitar accompaniment.

Songs with a lot of drums are selected.

In short, everything is difficult at the beginning, and I used to have a bad accompaniment, but those simple songs are familiar with first, and I can cultivate a good sense of musicality and self-confidence, and those difficult ones will not be a problem in the future.

Practice more, and there will always be a reward.

The above is original, I hope it can help you.

With the recording software Adobe

audition, first use the two audio tracks to import the original song and accompaniment respectively and adjust the synchronization, and then use the third track to record your singing voice, first open the original song and sing along, after recording, turn off the original song and turn on the accompaniment to only your voice, if the effect is satisfied, mix it into *** OK! There are tutorials on the specific software usage wo99 and entertainment base.

If you are familiar with it or if it doesn't work, you can just grasp the melody before singing this sentence.

Listen more, and you'll be able to keep up when you can't get any more familiar.

There are several ways to learn to sing with accompaniment:

1. First of all, memorize the lyrics of the song to be sung, and be familiar with it to the extent that you can usually hum it, it sounds good to sing, when to lengthen the tone, the ups and downs of the tone are very important, the change of tone, and the bite is clear.

2. Then sing along with the accompaniment, find the right tone, what is the difference, sing along.

3. You can also wear headphones but the voice is lower, listen to the original song more, and then find out when the rhythm is out and whether there is a pause in the middle of the words.

The spinal grinding skills for singing and keeping up with the accompaniment include: practice skills when no one is at home, the main types of rhythm and beats in the palm of the hand, practicing musicality on the commute, singing in KTV and repeating the accompaniment, etc.

Give the Cool Edit Pro software a try, I'm using it and it's very good.

is a recording and audio and multi-track audio mixing software, developed by Syntrillium Software Inc. in the United States. While Cool Edit Pro isn't the best multitrack audio software, it's definitely the best value for money for multitrack audio.

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Many friends report that singing can't keep up with the accompaniment, and Mr. Daewoo will tell you that there are three main reasons why singing can't keep up with the accompaniment: you don't use abdominal breathing, so your breath is short, and it is easy to sing fast songs and can't keep up with the accompaniment; If you are not familiar with the songs, you can listen to them more and practice more; Many friends like to sing with subtitles.

It's upstairs. It's because you can't master the rhythm well, you won't be able to keep up with the rhythm. This thing is mostly innate, if the landlord really wants to improve in this area, it is recommended to practice musical instruments, such as guitar, piano, etc., it will help.

Singing with the accompaniment is mainly card rhythm! The rhythm of the accompaniment is mostly based on drum beats! As long as you get stuck in the time when the drum beats come out, grasp the rhythm (listen carefully to the drum beats), and sing it naturally, it's no problem, so let's try it later

Go with the feeling. You're singing faster than the tempo. Practice your breath first. Sometimes I feel that I can't keep up with my breath, so I am in a hurry to sing the next sentence.

First of all, it means that your musicality is poor, and the poor beat is the most indicative. I don't know the strength and weakness of the beat.

Poor musicality can be cultivated, and listening more is the key. There is also psychology, the more you want to catch up, the more you can't catch up. So relax when singing. It doesn't matter if it's wrong. I really can't buy a metronome and follow the click. It can help.

If you can't hear the monotony of the accompaniment, I think you have no sense of musicality, only the harmony should also be able to hear the monotony of the highs and lows, and the songs have preludes, you should be able to hear the pitch of **.

First of all, I will find the rhythm point! And then they followed.

To be honest, let's listen more, remember the time of sentence breaks and ventilation, and it's best to sing along while listening to it before, practice makes perfect.

Play it at the same time as *** what, *** plug in the headphones, play it at the same time as your accompaniment, and you can sing directly.

But be very accurate at the same time.

Diligence redeems stupidity. You can succeed by working hard!

Singing along with the accompaniment is a very simple way Sometimes you go slow. Sing one less word. Just followed.

Cultivate yourself with a sense of rhythm.

Listen to the song a few times, and then listen carefully to the accompaniment a few times.

It should be the question: what is the correspondence between the song and the lyrics? When will you be in the song?