How To Sing In Time With Music - Lesson 3 - Timing

Check out my FREE online course on this singingfromscratch.thinkific..... But in this video I give you a drill that you can do to help learn how to sing in time with music as well as introduce you to a study guide that you can download and use to understand timing. Here is the download link to the table www.singingfromscratch.com/me...

[@lobzangsamten2088]

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[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@ambernicolle]

It just clicked so much for me. I’ve never heard someone explain timing as remembering which beats to rest on and framing it this way made such a difference for me. Thank you!!

[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@beyourself5411]

You are a great teacher.

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[@saulinuxxx]

Finally some answers! I had to go trough a lot of videos to find this one. Thanks!

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[@huntercrow5289]

My band mates will be very thankful I came across this series

[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@Saugaat_Sings]

thanks i have this kind of problem i will work on it thank you so much

[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@satchrules101]

Absolutely gold lesson , the best I’ve ever learned! 🙏

[@Aaron_Gato123]

Thank you!!! I've been looking for tutorials on how to sing in time and your tutorial is the best! Thank you so much!

[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@bejamasterlugo1310]

@@singingfromscratch_official I do agree with Moaro... it's a very clear tutorial, you make it easy to understand, I finally understood with your tutorial man!!! tnks so much

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@@bejamasterlugo1310 You're welcome!

[@saleemmuhammed615]

Very clear tutorial. I have been looking for something like this for a while. Finally I ended up here. Thanks a lot!
Sometimes even if I start in time, uneven pattern of words in the lyrics makes me go off the rhythm. is there an exercise to resolve that?

[@devikamili6738]

Very good explanation tq

[@tiamuller9196]

Super useful, always had that problem and never knew how to fix it! Thanks so much for these exercices and examples, it's really easy to follow!

[@singingfromscratch_official]

You're welcome!

[@rhythmPhil]

excellent lesson

[@vishnuagni]

Great lesson! Thanks so much... the visualisation of rests on 1 and 4 in the Hotel California singing was very revealing

[@kennedyxhulu4933]

I was just listening because I just wanted to learn how to sing on time exercises but well. Thank you so much Sir I have learnt a lot 😊

[@stephenluo5045]

Wonderful teaching!

[@singingfromscratch_official]

Thanks!

[@jerrytrouble]

I so appreciate your patience I’ve watch many videos from different artists in my opinion you’re the very best teacher Thank you very much.😊

[@singingfromscratch_official]

Thanks so much! And you are welcome!

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[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@abhijitbhattacharyya6195]

Very usefull sir

[@gravTrox]

After decades, I've been awkwardly making music again. Your topic gave immediate Focus to a musical sense dulled by decades singing at the speakers in my car.
While I have never forgotten the structure of the musical measure, 3/4 vs. 4/4 Etc I had forgotten the *musical rest* as like the mathematical Factor that completes the meter, maintaining the integrity of each measure and thereby the entire musical element. Thank you

[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@Dino_Vevo]

Thank you for this, i have learnt something new today. this is what i have been looking for long time.

[@singingfromscratch_official]

That’s great!!

[@sarahmalik7411]

This was so helpful thank you so much!

[@BlackBearSixTV]

Very nice, useful lesson! Thanks!

[@amroadil2193]

Awesome , thanks for the lesson bro

[@ThinkerThunker]

Thank you very much. That was helpful.

[@juditharmstrong6267]

Fantastic

[@josegarcia408]

This helps a lot, thanks man. I was told i skip a beat sometimes while i am singing but i could not notice it. This was very helpful so thanks a bunch!

[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@percivercasihan2449]

You are a great teacher sir. Well explained. God bless and more power.

[@janetanwang8518]

Thank you so much for this I am really grateful sir God bless you 🙏

[@xltouchpro9092]

Thank you sir

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[@zhandrexchannel4428]

Thank you Sir. :)

[@dawnstelling3095]

Awesome video !! Ty so much !!!

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[@WolfCatalyst]

Thanks for this.

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[@elenabarnachea6268]

Thank you for this tip. I really need this how to sing in time.

[@singingfromscratch_official]

You're welcome! I actually have a free online course at www.singingfromscratch.com on it. Little more information and such.

[@amroadil2193]

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[@brytcakes]

Awesome thanks

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[@shonuDhamey]

Felt like a deer freed from an entangled barbed wire. I have been a victim of this malady. Thank you so much sir.

[@singingfromscratch_official]

That’s awesome! You’re so welcome!

[@tomoribashira874]

Thank you so much for the lesson...I've been looking for such kind of singing lessons since last year as I always used to mess up with singing timing Everytime I used to sing and play my guitar at the same time.

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[@Meredythmusic]

Thank you so much! :)

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[@musicnotes4755]

Great exercise!

[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@DenisMorissetteJFK]

Soooo helpful!

[@singingfromscratch_official]

Great!

[@DenisMorissetteJFK]

@@singingfromscratch_official Some videos try to explain, but I was unable to make use of them. But I can use this one. Look forward to testing it tonight with my guitar.

[@dr.jeevanrai5939]

Thank yo so so much 🥰....what a effective technique sir...God bless you more 🙂

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You're welcome!

[@nazaninandante8324]

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[@riteshmahajan5209]

Very Helpful it will be Sir, Thank You and love from India :) and thumbs up

[@singingfromscratch_official]

I'm glad I could help. You're welcome!

[@blackjackal2942]

THank you man.

[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@ketsiabokoli1515]

If the beat of the song is 4 beats, we’ll sing on every 4 beats of the song?

[@mikehopkins4040]

Good that you kept the mistake in ,

[@errol-ih4jy]

yeah big help, that nobody mentions in good singing, thanks.

[@singingfromscratch_official]

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[@moozie996]

Exactly lol they left this out like it was nothin bruh.....

[@sanjaybairi4330]

Can we.do it with metronome

[@mahibhuiyan7824]

great

[@JS-ns8dr]

Quarantine has brought about our singing hobby

[@Cam-wi3tp]

such a fantastic teacher,i bet you could give some very good guitar tutorials also,thank you

[@singingfromscratch_official]

Thanks so much! It's on the agenda

[@heathersundean2939]

Would you consider doing a series on keeping good time while playing and singing simultaneously? My timing is fine if I do one thing or the other, but songs that have a different rhythm between the vocals and the strumming really throw me off. For example, I learned a song where the vocal comes in on the fourth beat every time, but the chord change happens on the first beat. It took me forever to get it right, and I have the same problem over and over with different songs!

[@singingfromscratch_official]

I hadn't actually, but that is good idea. The core secret or hack to the problem though is basic. Don't think of the two separately, singing and playing. Have you ever sung along with a song and in between phrases, sing the instruments melody? One of the biggest examples would be Sweet Caroline. 'Sweet Caroline - bah bah bah'. Do the same when you play. Sing your guitar part when you aren't singing the song and the two will meld into one in you mind and you will get the timing. Try that.

[@DizzyLizzy79]

@@singingfromscratch_official Sometimes I have the same problem. That is great advice

[@oreillyuser2300]

Hey man , I saw your 3 lessons and I am really planning to do some work with that now.
I am good in singing but I have issues singing in time and a lot of other people have suggested me to work a lot with metronome, I saw you didn't mention that much , what do you think about it ? Btw I really like how simple you explain things ...thankss

[@singingfromscratch_official]

Sorry for the delay, but a metronome can help, but only with establishing a tempo. Really, it's about the math. Feeling the math. I know that sounds weird, but it fits.

[@sunflower5361]

Thank you. I’m always being told my timing is horrible 😢

[@surelysavvy]

I’ve been a musician for 20+ years and I’ve always had rhythm from playing guitar but could never sing in time in with my own songs.
You’ve cleared up everything, phenomenal job. I now hear where I’ve been going wrong!!! Lol
Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!

[@singingfromscratch_official]

Thanks so much! Glad I could help.

[@amarachiuzoma4007]

This really helped

[@femicollinsakerele9948]

How do you recognize a 34 beat and a 44 beat

[@ramesherrabolu1590]

One thing that I don't get is how one distinguishes a tempo that is 1234 vs 123. From a counting point of view one can do 123 on a 1234. If the whole song is 1 minute we will have 20 123 sets and 15 1234 sets without any loss of counting. Could you highlight what it is I am missing

[@singingfromscratch_official]

You're getting too imersed in the math of it. It's not about the math. It's about the feel. It'a about rythm. Forget the whole song. Do this. Stand up and count 1234. Every time you say "one" step to the left then to the right on every time you say "one". Then when you have done that for a bit, count 123. On the one step forward and backward. Forward the first time you say one, then backward when you say one. Keep doing that in sequence. Incidentally, if you do that and you put your arms out in front of you, someone might step in and you would automatically be waltzing lol!

[@ramesherrabolu1590]

@@singingfromscratch_official Will do as you suggested.

[@abhijitbhattacharyya6195]

Unable to download the table, link not working, kindly help

[@stellagroove1725]

I thought I was the only with this problem.

[@joshuashikanda4873]

Thanks very much.. though some details was nusunusu😂

[@brynafe6891]

Is it always 1,2,34? I'm so confused. When an instrument starts playing, I feel lost. I don't know when to sing.

[@singingfromscratch_official]

Nope. It can be 1,2,3 as in a waltz like Take It To The Limit by the Eagles. Listen to Addicted To Love by Robert Palmer. The bass drum is hitting on 1 and 3. The snare is hitting on 2 and 4. In the Eagles tune the bass drum is only hitting on 1.

[@acedagame6531]

Famous monsters for life!

[@nchumtsanglao7696]

He got the point but don't know how to explain. In short,he doesn't know how to emphasize the answers...... Repeating the same thing from lesson 1 till lesson 3 🤣
Anyways its good to see these kind of video, helping some beginner 👍

[@xhuljanopepaj6580]

Before one week I was sing in time but now I cant

[@kambata1]

Can you speak slowly please?!