Sing It Like You Know It: The Technique That Saves Time

When you're learning a new song, there's a temptation to hold back — to try it out cautiously, sing a little behind everyone else, wait until you feel certain before committing. It feels safe. But it's actually working against you. In this video I talk about the "sing it as you know it" technique — committing fully to the song from the moment you first learn it, with the same tone colour, rhythm and confidence you'd bring to a performance. The difference it makes is remarkable, and it saves an enormous amount of time in the learning process. Topics covered: * The difference between cautious singing and committed singing * Why holding back affects your tone colour, rhythm and pitch * How to practise the "sing it as you know it" technique * The connection between joyous focus and vocal confidence Subscribe for monthly singing and harmony tips from Brian Martin, vocal coach and harmony educator with over 30 years of experience. Join the newsletter for MP3s, workshop news and more: brianmartinmusic.com

Added 5 Oct 2026