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There are a few common misconceptions about learning to sing that I'd like to do my part to clear up. The main one is that the ability to sing is something you're born with—not (necessarily) true.

There are plenty of smartphone karaoke apps, but no one has really figured out how to turn the act of singing into your phone into an addictive social experience — at least not in the United States — ...

Who doesn’t love some karaoke? With this new app, Sing! Karaoke, you can sing your favorite songs from a large catalog of top hits, or perfect a song and you can then share it with any and every one ...

Learning to sing is one of the most rewarding—and most attainable—musical goals you can set for yourself. After all, the instrument is built in! No purchase required. However, it’s important to make ...

Smule – the tech company behind the apps I Am T-Pain, Glee Karaoke and AutoRap – has just released their newest music-oriented mobile application for the iPhone. Sing Karaoke lets users record vocals ...

The new virtual reality experience boasts a huge library of popular songs, and "otherworldly landscapes" in which to sing them. By Jason Lipshutz Editor Belting out your favorite song in your car with ...

Four years after quitting choir, Mansi Sidana, 19, wanted to brush up on her singing. Instead of rejoining her group, Sidana chose to use a free app called Vanido that bills itself as a “personal ...