The usual term is "singing behind the beat", but it's the same thing. It means delaying a few milliseconds so that you sing the note slightly after the beat. If you are practicing with a metronome, you would be lagging behind the click. This is not always bad--it's a technique that is very commonly used by jazz singers--but it just sounds wrong for other styles (or if you're singing in a chorus).
singing flat is not quite hitting the note that you are suppose to be singing. you may be less than1/4 of a note away.
You are singing the note that corresponds to the pitch of your voice.
You can determine the note you are singing by using a piano or a tuning app to match the pitch of your voice to the corresponding note on the piano or the app. This will help you identify the specific note you are singing.
An electronic tuner will tell you which note you are singing (in concert pitch), or someone with perfect pitch could tell you.
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as high as you can go XD
singing flat is not quite hitting the note that you are suppose to be singing. you may be less than1/4 of a note away.
monotone
You are singing the note that corresponds to the pitch of your voice.
You can determine the note you are singing by using a piano or a tuning app to match the pitch of your voice to the corresponding note on the piano or the app. This will help you identify the specific note you are singing.
when singing scales in the key of C what note is TE?
it is the note "A".A.
the note of "D" :)
a music note
Svetlana Feodulova. Her highest note is a C8.
An electronic tuner will tell you which note you are singing (in concert pitch), or someone with perfect pitch could tell you.
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