Is it difficult to convert R B? How can RB s transposition be sung

The people in the R&B industry are very strong in transposition, Tao Zhe, Wang Leehom, Zhang Liangying, let's not talk about it, their transposition is too free!

If you want to change the tone, the first choice is to wake up, you see that other people's voice is singing superbly, and the songs he covers have their own other flavor

You want to listen to the words he covered.

The sun and moon in my heart don't understand, and I shouldn't let go of it. It's all so good.

Personally, I think that the first thing to practice transposition is to imitate the original sound of those masters, that is, how they turn we sing, just to find the feeling, and you will have your own experience when you practice, like Zhang Liangying singing Mariah Carey's hero, it is your own feeling, which is not the same as the original sound at all

Once you've found some ways to transpose the tone, it's good to find your own sense of smoothness with the melody!

This is really difficult to practice, and generally blues songs focus on transposition, that is, listen more, imitate more, and then adapt yourself.

The key is that your voice should be very smooth, the true and false sounds can be well controlled, and the lung capacity is sufficient...

It's all your own thoughts, and I hope it helps you.

This is still a matter of practice.

Transposition has high requirements for people's musicality, so it is recommended to listen to more songs and try to sing along.

It is recommended to listen to Sun Nan's previous song called "Dream Eyes", in which the 4 minutes and 20 seconds of "tomorrow" is a very gorgeous transposition, it is recommended to listen to this song in its entirety and pay attention to that transposition. This transposition looks easy, but it's actually very difficult).

The transposition technique requires a high degree of virtuoso and musicality.

Nowadays, there are a lot of R&B-style songs.

The only way to practice is to listen more, sing more, and practice more.

Everyone's feelings about ** are different. And transliteration is only one of the most expressive ways. It may be best to find what suits you without blindly imitating it!

1.Definitely practice over and over again!

2.Don't sing too hard just yet. Can the "i" in the last sentence of "I Swear" sung by Lin Yilian be sung?

I think that's relatively simple. I don't know what level ...... you belong toAt the end of Jay Chou's "Retreat", there is a sentence "It's better to just let go", can you turn it like that? If you can, it's a good turn (among the average person).

3.It's best to practice with a microphone. It's very convenient to have it at home, otherwise you can go to KTV to practice.

It's easier to hear your own pronunciation clearly with a flower tube. It's also best to record and listen to it, so that you can better understand the characteristics of your voice. I think that if you practice your skills carefully, there is still a big difference between singing with the microphone and the general one!!

It will practice a very special sound, which is super good!

4.You can slow down when practicing. The turn is smooth, and then gradually accelerated.

5.Also, this point should be at the top of the list, that is, there is a strong sense of musicality. You can practice intonation with the piano or other musical instruments, do re mi ......Do re mi's singing,In the long run,It's hard to think about "left".,No matter how you turn it, it's not very good at going out of tune.,Even if the turn doesn't go well.,It's also called "will turn."。

6.Finally, listen to more songs with transpositions, anyway, there are many legendary RB singers now. It doesn't matter if you like it or not, whether it's Chinese or foreign, listen to how he imitates the Namen's scatter, absorbs their advantages, and synthesizes them into his own characteristics.

Of course, this starts with imitation.

That's about it.

**Genius Fang Datong said: This is a natural reaction of the body to listen to more songs, and over time, you will become more and more r&b.

There are many types of transliteration. Generally speaking, there are three of them that are more commonly used.

1.Legato transliteration.

2.True to falsetto.

3.Accent to nasal. For the first type, everyone must be quite familiar with it.

In many songs, such melodies often appear, so it's good to mention this. As for the second one, because true and false tones are two different processing systems, just like FM and AM, so after the modulation change of yes, that is, the real tone sings, and suddenly dilates the trachea. Because the virtual sound sounds light and fluttering, there is a sense of distance from the real sound to the virtual sound.

The last one is accent-to-nasal. The most common users of this transposition are Zhou Huajian and Faye Wong. In their ** type and liter, about half of the songs are carried out in this way.

As for the way, as long as you say that you sing a song, when you sing until your accent wants to turn nasal, suddenly close your mouth, don't close your mouth, and then pronounce it nasally, and then break the tone, this is the accent to nasal.