30daysingerReviews of 30daysinger.com

So far I like the program. However, my goal is to learn how to sing karaoke which I 've never done before. I do not see how I will accomplish this with this program. If there is a method embedded in the program please let me know.

Well structured lessons with useful tips and organic progression. It’s very refreshing to have a singing tutorial ‘bible’ on the go. I have stopped singing for years and this program really helped me get back to it.

At first i was skeptical but as i following the lesson every day now i really improving my voice

Great information, amazing instructors with an organized interface and navigation on the website. The info is very informative and useful for everyday use.

I have done the first 7 beginner lessons with Jonathan and the information he presents is good and useful. What I suggest for some improvement is to provide some guidance on what I can practice daily, say around 20 minutes, to work on my singing skills. Other than a few warm up exercises there has been little actual singing. I understand the need for getting proper posture and breathing established first. Seems like some of the first lessons could be combined, like instead of 7 lessons make it 3. So first put more into each lesson and second provide some guidance for how a novice like myself can get started with a regular practice routine. I am doing the warmup exercises and making up some of my own. One other issue I have is my vocal range feels strained going higher than about a B and some of the exercises have gone up to D or E so I feel I should just skip those parts and not strain my voice. Would be good to have Jonathan give some guidance for folks like myself who have rather limited vocal range at this time.

While the lessons with Jonathan Estabrooks have been good (on about lesson 8 or so). What I was really hoping to find, and perhaps it is there and I’m missing it, is a series of videos that just focus on the exercises, scale ones etc to improve vocal quality and range. I like to go along with the instructor as he walks you through the exercises on piano, but I hate the idea that I have to search back through various chapters and actually try to re find those exercises…..should be one spot where each exercise is labelled with a decent up and down range that a person can go to everyday to practice them with the instructor….

In my opinion, it could be easier if you separate the lessons between male and female lessons. and also it would help a lot if you add some more songs to practice. because the way it now brings confusion to where to start and where to finish and which lessons to watch, some lessons are repetitive from different teachers.

I do think it's a good set of lessons, particularly the main female instructor is quite good. It would be nice if there were multiple parts, such as an introduction, then a separate piece which is the exercises for this unit(big focus on time efficiency during this section so every second spend here is one spent drilling) , then a way of testing when you're ready to progress, to the next level, and then a progressive series of increasingly difficult skill building exercises, would be nice.