How do you sing vibrato?

not the opera vibrato, but the kind you'd listen to on the radio today. is it forced with your diaphram? or does it happen when you let go of a lot of pressure on your vocal cords (so it has freedom to do vibrato)? I hope few will answer "it's natural"... :(

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Vibrato is, or should be, a natural occurrence when you sing relaxed and unforced. The key of being relaxed and unforced is singing with good breath support, from your diaphragm, not your throat. If you do not have it, it is not something to be frustrated over. As your singing voice matures and you learn the proper techniques of singing, it will come, naturally. To me, there is nothing worse than listening to someone who is forcing a vibrato. If it does not come naturally, then it does more harm than good to the sound.

The definition of Vibrato is "repeated fluctuation of pitch." It is hard to explain exactly what it is without being able to demo the sound, but when you hear it, usually on a sustained note, there is just a small amount of trill, or vibration, in the sound, that is vibrato. This is the relaxed natural vibration of your vocal chords as they form the sound you are singing. You will hear it a lot in classical or operatic singing (They actually train for it,) but for pop it is not necessarily something worth working for. There are actually some forms of singing where the singers will work very hard to make sure there is no vibrato in their voice.

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