Why are some people better singers than others? And why, unluckily, can't some of us seem to sing at all? . So, what's going on with our voice?
Singing is actually something that we can all do using our vocal cords (声带). But whether those sounds are pleasant to hear is another story.
. We tend to have the ability to hear the right notes, but our brains send the wrong instructions to our vocal cords when we try to reproduce them.
Bad singers can certainly improve, but remapping the brain isn't easy. . With help from a vocal coach and years of practice, they can learn to hit the right notes.
, but very few become professional ones. Those that do were probably just born with a natural talent for singing, like Adele. Those kinds of vocal stars are rare. If you're not one of them, don't worry. Sing for fun and practice, and who knows, you might get better over time!
A. The reason why we can't get those notes right lies in our brains
B. If you've ever seen talent shows, you know this to be true
C. There are plenty of good singers out there
D. It takes time and practice
