If you want to learn to sing like Alan Walker or Ava Max, who both have unique and recognizable voices, then you're in the right place. Here are some practical tips and Singing Carrots resources that can help you improve your singing skills and achieve a similar level of success.

Understanding Vocal Techniques

Both Alan and Ava have unique vocal techniques that make their singing stand out. In order to cultivate a voice similar to theirs, you must understand the importance of proper breathing, voice control, intonation, and pitch.

Breathing Techniques

Breathing techniques are used to control the amount of air you exhale while singing. Good breathing technique helps to increase your lung capacity and helps you hit those high notes with ease. Follow this breathing basics article to learn how to breathe properly.

Intonation and Pitch Accuracy

It is important to hit the right note and stay on pitch while singing. To improve your intonation and pitch, you can take the Pitch accuracy test on Singing Carrots. Here are some other resources to check out:

• Vocal Pitch Monitor
• Pitch Training

Vocal Distortion and Growling

In some of their songs, Alan and Ava use vocal distortion and growling techniques to add unique flavor to their vocals. You can learn how to do this through Singing Carrots resources such as the Vocal distortion & Growling article and the How to Growl Exercise video.

Singing Techniques

Once you have mastered the core vocal techniques, the next step is to learn some specific singing techniques that will help you achieve Alan and Ava's unique sound.

Twang Technique

The Twang technique is used to create a brighter and more piercing sound, and it is a common technique used by Alan Walker and Ava Max. You can learn the Twang technique through the How to Twang Exercise video.

Vibrato

Vibrato is a technique used to add expressive variety to your singing. You can learn how to produce a vibrato sound through Singing Carrots resources such as the Singing with Vibrato article and the Beggars Bounce and Diaphragm Bounce videos.

Chest Voice

Alan and Ava both use their chest voice to create a powerful and full-bodied sound. You can learn how to sing with your chest voice through Singing Carrots resources such as the Chest Voice Explained video and the Singing Comfort Zone video on voice registers and mixed voice.

Learning Alan Walker and Ava Max Songs

Alan Walker's Techniques and Songs

Alan Walker's songs feature unique electronic soundscapes with his signature Japanese-influenced melodies. His song, "Faded," has become one of his most well-known tracks. If you want to learn how to sing like Alan Walker, you can use Singing Carrots to search for songs that match your vocal range, difficulty, and genre preference through the Song search tool. Additionally, you can take inspiration from his Heavy modal, Twang, Belting article.

Ava Max's Techniques and Songs

Ava Max is known for her powerful and catchy vocal