Why do some people sing well but have a poor sense of rhythm?

It may be because some people's voices are better, and his own timbre is better, but he has no sense of rhythm, so he is very good when singing, but because he can't keep up with the rhythm, he is not suitable for dubbing.

The cappella is sung according to one's own understanding, in its own rhythm, and has its own characteristics, while the accompaniment is relatively stiff and is a fixed melody, so the cappella appears to be more free, and it is much easier to sing.

It may be because their voices are better and their comprehension of ** is relatively high, but they do not listen carefully to the development of **, so their grasp of rhythm is not very good.

People have generally learned to sing before singing, except that it is not a complete pentatonic sound, the mother tongue is not standard, and there is no scientific method of singing.

These people do not have systematic training and professional connections, which leads to their poor sense of rhythm, but it is undeniable that these people have a strong sense of tone, and if they are professionally trained, the sense of rhythm will quickly become very good.

The sense of rhythm needs to have a professional foundation in music theory, so some people sing very well, but they are completely inaccurate in rhythm, and many people who sing well are talented.

Maybe because everyone has advantages and disadvantages, some people just often sing a cappella, but as soon as they play **, they can't keep up with the melody, so he is only suitable for cappella.

It's very free, and as long as the pronunciation is standard, you can sing a song well if you remember the lyrics, but if you sing it with an accompaniment, it may be difficult to get used to that rhythm, and it is easy to sing badly.

The poor sense of rhythm is due to the poor sensitivity to **, that is, what we call no ** cells, and a cappella is born to sound good, and the natural voice is good and moving.

It may be that he has not gone through systematic learning, so his sense of rhythm is relatively poor, and the reason for his good voice may be that his own voice conditions are superior, which is his advantage.

It may be that God opened a door for him and closed a window at the same time. There is no perfect person in the world, if the cappella is good, let him sing it all the time, regardless of the sense of rhythm.