How to Learn Singing “Going Under” by Evanescence
Learning to sing a specific song can be an exciting challenge. In this article, we will guide you through the process of learning how to sing “Going Under” by Evanescence. This song showcases Amy Lee’s unique vocal technique and emotion, making it a popular choice among singers.
1. Vocal Analysis and Preparation
Before diving into learning the song, it’s essential to understand your voice and vocal range. Take the vocal range test on Singing Carrots to determine your vocal range and compare it to Amy Lee’s range. This will help you identify areas where you might need to make adjustments.
Read the article on how to analyze your voice to gain insights into your voice type and how to classify your voice.
2. Vocal Technique
“Going Under” by Evanescence requires a strong vocal technique to deliver the emotions and power in the song. To improve your vocal technique, consider the following Singing Carrots resources:
- Voice types: Understand the different voice types and how they relate to singing this song.
- Breathing basics: Learn about active and passive breathing techniques to support your singing.
- Voice registers & vocal break: Discover how to navigate the different voice registers and manage your vocal break in the song.
- Breath support: Develop proper breath support to control your voice and sustain long notes in the song.
- Open mouth & throat: Understand the importance of opening your mouth and throat while singing to achieve a clear and resonant tone.
3. Learning the Song
Here are the steps to effectively learn “Going Under” by Evanescence:
- Listen to the Original: Start by listening to the original song multiple times, paying attention to the melody, lyrics, phrasing, and emotional nuances. This will help you internalize the song.
- Lyrics and Sheet Music: Find the lyrics and sheet music for “Going Under” on Singing Carrots’ song search. This resource provides songs matched to your vocal range, difficulty, and genre preference.
- Vocal Warm-ups: Warm up your voice with the pitch training exercises on Singing Carrots. These exercises will help you improve your pitch accuracy, vocal agility, and range.
- Practice Section by Section: Break the song into smaller sections and practice each section separately. Focus on mastering the melody, dynamics, and emotions of each section before moving on.
- Record and Evaluate: Record yourself singing the song and compare it to the original to identify areas for improvement. Use the Vocal Pitch Monitor on Singing Carrots to visualize your sung notes on a virtual piano.
- Incorporate Vocal Techniques: Apply the vocal techniques you learned earlier, such as breath support, vocal registers, and open mouth/throat, to enhance your performance of the song.
- Performance: Once you feel confident with your rendition of “Going Under,” consider performing it in front of a supportive audience or recording a cover to share on social media.
4. Vocal Techniques in “Going Under”
“Going Under” by Evanescence involves several vocal techniques that you can focus on:
- Twang: Learn how to incorporate twang into your voice to add intensity and grit to certain parts of the song. Watch the How to Twang Exercise video for guidance.
- Vocal distortion: Explore techniques for adding controlled vocal distortion and growling to specific sections of the song. Check out the How to Growl Exercise video for tips.
- Vibrato: Learn how to incorporate vibrato to add expressiveness and depth to your singing. Watch the Beggars Bounce and Diaphragm Bounce videos for exercises.
Remember to take breaks, stay hydrated, and practice regularly to improve your singing skills. Happy singing!