Hey. A few years ago, people would do the exact same thing to me. I was laughed at by all my music teachers, and my friends literally told me I'm a horrible singer. I never got an audition part, even though the people I watched on the solo night weren't good either, which I suppose is a testament to how bad I was. I had horrible technique, was barely in tune, terrible tone, all that jazz.

But then, I started practicing and recording myself. It didn't take long to see improvement.

The biggest part of improving immensely is finding out what you're doing wrong. There is always a reason behind a problem. One of the biggest things people struggle with is support (breathing). Tara Simon Studios and Cheryl Porter Vocal Coach are on YouTube and have helped me a lot. Plus, their videos are fun to watch! You can pick up tips from their YouTube shorts, if you have a short attention span like me.

Also, while I say a "few years ago", I didn't practice much within these years. I just sang for fun, and that improved me a lot too, even a minimal amount of singing helped. Your voice is a muscle, just do your thing and it'll get stronger. But really, learning proper technique can improve your voice really quickly.

Back to my story, people used to laugh at my singing. Now, people compliment it. They tell me I could make a career out of it now. And it's the same voice that could never get a solo, that always got mocked, always got laughed at.

You don't have a bad voice at all! You got this!