Wellington Cross was a gifted singer who could cross different vocal registers with ease. He became famous because of his extraordinary vocal range and the ability to use different vocal registers seamlessly in songs. To learn singing like Wellington Cross, you should first analyze your own voice. Take the vocal range test, and figure out your voice type before proceeding.

Once you have figured out your voice type, take the pitch accuracy test, and the vocal pitch monitor test. These will help you understand your strengths and weaknesses when it comes to singing, and identify the areas where you need improvement.

Wellington Cross was famous for his ability to use different vocal registers seamlessly in songs. Understanding the vocal registers is crucial to learn singing like him, so you should read the relevant Singing Carrots articles on:

• Voice registers & vocal break
• Chest Voice Explained

Once you have learned about the vocal registers, practice singing songs where Wellington Cross showcased this skill. Two such songs are:

1. Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody"
2. Prince's "Purple Rain"

If you want to learn more about contemporary vocal techniques, then go through the relevant Singing Carrots article on:

• Contemporary vocal techniques: Heavy modal, Twang, Belting

To improve your articulation and breath control, consider the relevant Singing Carrots articles on:

• Breath support
• Articulation

Finally, to enhance your singing skills even further, I suggest you enroll in the Singing Carrots educational singing course, where you can learn the theory and practical tips on singing.

• Educational singing course

With these Singing Carrots resources and some practice, you can learn singing like Wellington Cross in no time. Good luck!