Charlie Walker, also known as the "Masked Singer," possesses a unique vocal technique that sets him apart from other singers. His powerful chest voice is his signature style, combined with impeccable breath control.

To learn to sing like Charlie Walker, consider the following practical steps:

• Analyze your voice: Before you can start singing like Charlie Walker, you must first understand your own voice. Take the vocal range test to determine your vocal range and compare it with Charlie's to see where you stand.
• Voice type: Understanding your voice type will help you in selecting songs suited for your voice. Read this article on voice types to determine which voice type fits you.
• Breathing basics: To develop good breath control, practice active and passive breathing. It can help sustain notes and project your voice better. Read this article on breathing basics to know more.
• Chest voice and voice breaks: Chest voice is the foundation of Charlie's vocal technique. As a result, mastering the chest voice and practicing voice breaks are essential to singing like him. Read this article on voice registers & vocal break for more information.
• Breath support: Support your breath for your voice to project better. A poorly supported voice can lead to vocal strain and even damage in the long run. Read this article on breath support for more information.
• Open mouth and throat: An open mouth and throat can result in beautiful and full-sounding notes. Read this article on open mouth & throat to understand the importance of it.
• Practice regularly: Practicing singing regularly will help you improve. To learn a song effectively, follow these steps.

To further develop your Charlie Walker-style, use Singing Carrot's pitch accuracy test to assess your pitch accuracy. Also, use the following resources for more singing tips, especially as it relates to your vocal technique:

• Vocal Distortion & Growling
• Chest Voice vs Falsetto
• Breath Support & Respiration
• Open Mouth & Throat While Singing

Charlie Walker's repertoire includes these songs:

• "Bohemian Rhapsody" (Queen)
• "My Heart Will Go On" (Celine Dion)
• "Stuck on You" (Lionel Richie)
• "Dancing on My Own" (Robyn)
• "What's Love Got to Do with It" (Tina Turner)

Charlie Walker's vocal technique and powerful chest voice is what makes him stand out. By following these practical steps and utilizing Singing Carrots resources, you can improve your vocal range and technique to start singing like the "Masked Singer" himself.