Pitchy Singers Fix Pitch of Voice Problems
Pitchy is a term that could apply to many fields, yet in the last decade has become predominantly associated with singers who sing off pitch. Pitchy singing is a result of a myriad of issues that vary significantly from singer to singer. Some problems relate to poor posture and breath support. Others are related to the singer’s emotional state, much like a friend going through a rough time who always sounds down or depressed. Similarly, their singing voice would likely be flat. Another problem is that all singers hear their voice differently than it is projected from their mouth. You may have noticed this phenomenon when listening to a recording of yourself and not recognizing your own voice. This is because most of the volume of voice recognition comes through audio waves traveling through the head, which tend to distort the real sound and pitch. Lastly, some people have physical ear drum damage and may never be able to sing on pitch.
Fortunately, most pitch of voice problems can be resolved by simple exercises and new software, such as PitchPerfector™. This software provides a graph of the singer’s pitch of voice while they are singing so that they can make immediate corrections. Within a few minutes voice pitch improves and within a few weeks of practice, most pitch of voice problems are fixed for many singers.
