Learning how to sing like Peter Frampton

Technique

One of the hallmarks of Peter Frampton’s vocal technique is his use of vibrato. According to Singing Carrots’ tutorial on singing with vibrato, vibrato is “a small variation of pitch that occurs naturally in the human voice. By using vibrato, you can add a touch of color to a long note, making it warmer and richer and giving it a more emotional and introspective character.”

Peter Frampton’s vocal vibrato has an amazing range, from a light flutter to a strong, pulsating rhythm. Another skill he has mastered is the use of dynamic range to create an emotional response in his listeners. His nuanced style of singing ranges from soft and intimate in the verses to powerful and emotional in the choruses.

Songs

To learn how to sing like Peter Frampton, it’s essential to study and sing cover versions of his songs. Some great examples are “Baby I Love Your Way” and “Do You Feel Like We Do”. Both songs showcase his incredible skill of using his natural speaking voice to connect with listeners. Additionally, they demonstrate his ability to use his unique vocal techniques to draw out emotions and convey meaning.

Advice and Tips

• Learn a song effectively by paying attention to details in the phrasing, vocal technique, and overall emotional content.
• Work on your pitch accuracy, as even a slight change can make or break your ability to deliver an authentic performance. Try Singing Carrots’ Pitch Accuracy Test
• Develop proper breath support to help deliver powerful, clear notes with remarkable vibrato and dynamic range.
• Maintain proper posture to avoid restricting your vocal cords and breathing.
• Strengthen your voice by practicing with Singing Carrots’ Singing Course and Pitch Training.