If you want to become a better singer or public speaker, identifying your motivation for learning vocal is key. Consistent practice will improve your vocal control and range. Engage with communities like Reddit’s r/singing for tips and feedback. Work on real projects by recording yourself or performing publicly. Coursera offers The Fundamentals of Music Theory by The University of Edinburgh to build your understanding of vocal systems.‎

Vocal in recorded music or live performance is the term given to a singer regarding the words, sounds, and voice emanating from a person to express oneself through verbal singing, chanting, or orating.

In a recording studio or live performance, a singer is often called upon to turn in a good vocal performance for a particular project. The singer should take time to learn how to sing properly, doing proper breathing exercises beforehand, warming up the throat, and mastering the correct voice techniques and breath support.‎

Learning vocal means that you need to understand the correct phrasing of a musical passage in a song, sing the right part in the right rhythm or cadence, and fit the song with the correct melody. If you're one of the main singers in a musical performance, you should learn to do all the right techniques for creating a good vocal.

Learning how to enunciate well while singing a melody is one of the key characteristics of a good vocalist. Another way to do a great vocal is to put yourself deeply into the emotion of the musical piece and give everything you have into the microphone. The emotive power you pour out into the vocal will resonate well when heard live or heard in a recording.‎