Diane Fratantoni is a talented jazz singer who has a unique approach to the vocals. Her vocal style includes a smooth, velvety tone with a piercing vibrato that makes her songs unforgettable. To learn to sing like her, you need to focus on a few key areas.

1. Assess your vocal range with the Singing Carrots Vocal Range Test to compare to other singers like Diane.
2. Try the Singing Carrots Pitch Accuracy Test to assess your pitch accuracy. Diane has excellent pitch accuracy, so it would help if you made sure you have the same level of accuracy.
3. Use the Singing Carrots Vocal Pitch Monitor to see how closely you match the notes with the virtual piano.

When it comes to her vocal technique, Diane Fratantoni uses a lot of chest voice, as well as twang. To practice chest voice and twang techniques, Singers can try the Singing Carrots Skill-related Videos library, which includes exercises for chest voice, twang, and mixed voice. Also, Diane is known for her vibrato, which can be learned through the Singing Carrots Vibrato video."

Another aspect to focus on Diane's vocal inflection, articulations, and phrasing in her singing. Practicing exercises for articulation, such as the Finger Bite, Soft Palate, and Stop Sounding Nasal can help you polish your technique. Besides, she acknowledges that using intuition is a fantastic resource when singing and performing. For that, it is essential to pay attention to your body and feelings when singing. Singing Carrots has articles about Singing with intuition, skills, emotion, and thinking that could be helpful here.

It would also be helpful to review the Singing Carrots articles, such as How to analyze your voice, Why do we sing out of pitch, Open mouth & throat, Avoiding constrictions, and Resonance in singing. These articles provide an overview of how the voice works and techniques for improving specific aspects of your voice, such as breath support, breath control, and breathing techniques.

Lastly, Diane Fratantoni is known for her jazz and pop repertoire, so it might help to include some jazz and pop songs in your practice. The Singing Carrots Song search and Song-book features allow you to find songs matching your vocal range, difficulty, and genre preference. To learn more about jazz and pop singing, check out the Pop/Jazz vs Classical singing article.

In conclusion, to sing like Diane Fratantoni, you need to focus on improving your pitch accuracy, using chest voice and twang techniques, working on vibrato and vocal inflection, developing your intuition, and singing jazz and pop songs. Singing Carrots provides a wealth of resources that can help you achieve these objectives and improve your overall singing skills.