If you aspire to sing like Ava Max, congrats - she's a unique artist with a distinctive vocal technique. She uses prominent high belts, heavy nasal sound, and fearless delivery. Her music is a fusion of pop, dance, and house, so her songs span different vocal range, power, and dynamics. She also writes most of her lyrics, so she knows how to sing them authentically.

To learn how to sing like Ava Max, you need to appreciate and embrace her style, talent, and energy. Start by taking Singing Carrots' Vocal range test to determine your highest notes. Ava's singing goes up to C6, so if you can't hit that, train with the Pitch accuracy test, Vocal Pitch Monitor, and Pitch Training, which focuses on range expansion, pitch control, and pitch decoration practice.

To master Ava's vocal register and break skills, read the articles about Voice Registers & Vocal Break, Chest Voice, Voice Types, and Contemporary vocal techniques: heavy modal, twang, belting. These articles provide detailed explanations on how to recognize, control, and develop your vocal registers, how to sing in chest voice, and what vocal techniques singers like Ava Max use.

For practical exercises, check out Singing Carrots' skill-related videos about Chest Voice, Growling, Twang, Vibrato, Nasality, and Vocal onsets. These short videos demonstrate different vocal techniques and provide specific exercises to practice them. For example, to practice twang, follow this exercise video, which guides you to vocalize with a metallic, hyper-articulated resonance that shapes your higher belts.

To learn how to sing Ava's songs effectively, read the article about How to learn a song effectively. It shares tips on how to memorize lyrics, how to deliver them emotionally and effectively, how to handle vibrato, and how to practice.

Remember to pay attention to your breathing, articulation, and intonation. Check the articles about Breathing basics, Breath support, Articulation, Resonance in singing, and Why do we sing out of pitch. Be sure to also take breaks really often!

Finally, to put all your new skills and knowledge into practice, search Singing Carrots' song database for Ava Max's songs, such as "Sweet but Psycho", "Kings & Queens", and "Who's Laughing Now." You can also discover famous singers' vocal ranges at Singing Carrots and compare them with Ava's. For a more comprehensive approach, take Singing Carrots' singing course, which includes 21 lessons about singing theory and practical tips.

To summarize, if you want to sing like Ava Max, use Singing Carrots' resources wisely, experiment with different techniques, and have fun expressing yourself like she does.