Steve PMHDo you want to learn how to sing? Or are you an experienced singer who wants to improve their singing skills? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you might want to consider taking advantage of the Singeo Method.
The Method, which consists of video lessons teaching you how to sing and improve your vocals, allows you to develop your voice while singing your favorite songs and receiving individualized guidance and support.
Story
Singeo, Pianote, Drumeo and Guitareo all come from the same company, Musora Media, Inc. Since its founding in 2012, Musora has been helping countless aspiring and active musicians develop their musical skills.
Today, according to Musora’s website, it’s helping 187,315 people reach their goals. Its award-winning lessons in singing, piano, drums, and guitar have steadily grown in popularity, and it shows no signs of slowing down.
If you’ve watched any of the videos on Singeo’s sister site Pianonote, which is older and more established than Singeo, you’re probably familiar with singer-songwriter Lisa Witt. Lisa, who’s a longtime Pianonite instructor, is also Singeo’s main instructor.
Her musical background includes years of vocal training, as well as classical piano training at the Royal Conservatory of Music. Although she’s best known for her pop and contemporary music performances, she can perform a wide array of genres.
Her bubbly, outgoing personality make Singeo and Pianote lessons fun and engaging, and it’s largely because of her that Musora’s videos have amassed a huge following.
Main Features
Now, it’s time to discuss some of the main features of this product, such as membership options, features of the Singeo Method, and pros and cons of Singeo.
Membership
In order to benefit from the Singeo Method, students must purchase a membership. They can buy monthly, yearly, or, depending on the time of year, lifetime membership (this type of membership only opens up during certain times of the year).
Currently, monthly membership costs $15 while yearly membership is $127. The lifetime membership price can only be seen when this membership option is available.
In comparison, those who opt for private lessons outside of Singeo pay $1200 to $1500 per year.
Lifetime membership may be a good choice for those who think they can benefit from Singeo for several years. Otherwise, monthly or yearly membership is the way to go.
The company, which offers a three-month money back guarantee, allows you to cancel your membership at any time.
What Comes With Singeo Membership?
Singeo Membership comes with the following seven features:
1. The Method
The Method is a structured learning path consisting of video lessons that teach you how to sing and improve your singing skills.
Right now, the Method has six levels. There will be ten once the Method is complete (Singeo was only launched in August 2021).
Basically, you progress from one level to the next until you reach the last level—and, hopefully, achieve singing mastery!
2. Quick Tips
These are short videos that provide singing tips.
3. Routines
Routines, which include voice warmups and vocal practices, are designed to exercise your vocals and ensure your vocal muscles are shipshape.
4. Courses
You can think of these as smaller, bite-sized courses created to serve as the bread and butter of the program.
5. Live Weekly Events
This is your chance to speak with singing coaches in live Q&A events, submit videos of yourself singing, and receive feedback.
6. Community
You can connect with fellow Singeo students using the platform’s forum and/or via its Facebook and Instagram pages.
7. Songs Library
The library includes over 100 songs, including several pop and Christmas/holiday songs, you can sing to in karaoke fashion.
The Method Levels
Now that you have some background knowledge of the Singeo Method, we’ll take a look at each of the levels that have been released so far.
Level 1: You Can Sing – Understanding Your Voice
This section goes over how your voice works, taking a look at the three components you can control: your breath, your vocal cords, and the shape of your mouth when singing.
Level 2: Developing Your Voice
The course at this level helps you figure out and develop your unique vocal style. It introduces you to voice warmups, positive habits for singing, and exercises based on your vocal type.
Level 3: The Not-So-Secret Ingredient to Singing Better
This section, which addresses the fact that singing generally contains more vowels than speaking, teaches you how to improve your singing vowels.
Level 4: Songs – Start to Finish
In this section, you learn how to choose the best songs for your vocal type, create a practice approach that suits you, hone your performance, and build a repertoire of songs ideal for your voice.
Level 5: Vocal Styles and Sounds
This section covers various techniques you can use to enhance your singing. These techniques include vibrato, vocal fry, falsetto, belting, intentional flips, vocal cracks, stylizing, and dynamics.
Level 6: Getting Fancy – Riffs and Runs
At this level, you learn how to use vocal riffs and runs, which involves quickly singing a series of notes over a word or vowel sound.
Many singers find riffs and runs intimidating, but this section makes it not only seamless for you, but also enjoyable.
Level 7: Music Theory for Singers – To be released on January 1st
Level 8: Ear Training & Note Recognition – To be released on February 1st
Level 9: Harmony and Singing With Others – To be released on March 1st
Level 10: Into the Spotlight, Onto the Stage – To be released on April 1st
The Singeo Method’s combination of self-paced learning and personalized feedback make it a popular option for those who want to learn how to sing.
Hopefully, this rundown of Singeo’s benefits has given you a good idea of what to expect as a Singeo member.
Pros and Cons
Like any product out there, Singeo has its own pros and cons you need to consider. Once you’ve weighed its advantages and disadvantages, you can decide for yourself whether the Singeo Method is right for you.
Pros
- Helpful Instructors – Instructors Lisa, Darcy, and Julia have friendly and engaging personalities, making learning through the Singeo Method feel personal and intimate. Lisa, in particular, injects humor and energy into her lessons, giving you the feeling you’re learning from a friend rather than an instructor.
- The instructors’ explanations are always interesting and easy to understand, so, with a bit of effort on your part, learning is fairly simple and straightforward.
- Affordable Prices – When you do the math, you see that each individual lesson is quite competitively priced compared to remote/in-person one-on-one lessons. With Singeo’s affordable membership options, you can study whenever you’d like for as long as you’d like.
- Add to the mix your exclusive access to Singeo’s instructors through its live events, and you’ve got a deal that’s hard to beat.
- Live Feedback/Support – Speaking of access to Singeo’s instructors, the fact that you can ask questions and receive answers through the live Q&A events means that Singeo is strongly committed to your success. It also allows you to submit video or audio recordings of yourself singing, and you get to receive personalized feedback with ways you can take your singing to the next level.
- Well-Structured Program – Besides being a comprehensive program that covers a wide range of techniques, the Singeo Method helps you identify your unique voice. As we’ve already mentioned, it gives you feedback tailored to your own singing style.
- Lastly, with the fusion of recorded videos and live events, you have a well-structured program that’s dedicated to making you a better singer.
- Growing Content – Singeo is never stagnant. Rather, it’s always updating its content to maximize its users’ experience with the program. For example, as of September 2021, there were 50 songs in the songs library.
- Now, there are well over 100 songs to sing to karaoke style, and the list just keeps growing. In addition, quick video tips are frequently added, and you can always be on the lookout for new Student Focus Review videos.
Cons
- Not-Yet-Complete Program – Remember that Singeo is a new program. If you like learning at a really fast pace, you might be dying for the new levels to be released.
- That being said, given Musero’s positive reputation and the high quality Singeo lessons and content they’ve provided so far, it’s safe to say the wait is well worth it. Level 6 was just recently added, so there’s lots of content to learn and master while waiting for the higher levels to be added.
- Lack of Human Insight – We’ve gone over the fact that Singeo has a nice mix of recorded lessons, live events, and personalized feedback. However, if you prefer going on a more traditional route with a more human experience, Singeo may not be for you.
- Plus, it’s nice once in a while to receive on-the-spot feedback on things like whether you’re hitting the right pitch when singing. The only chance you can get such input with Singeo is when you submit recordings of yourself.
- Completely Self-Driven Program – This could actually be a pro and a con. Being self-driven can be a really good thing. The more self-driven and involved you are in the learning process, the more you learn and retain.
- With that said, if you’re the type of person who needs someone to constantly coax and encourage you in your learning, you should probably just opt for live lessons. Although Singeo does provide individualized coaching and feedback, it may not be enough for those who heavily rely on constant human support for their success.
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve covered a lot of ground going over Singeo’s features. Perhaps, though, you still haven’t decided whether buying a Singeo membership is the right choice for you. Here, we’ve compiled a list of FAQs to simplify your decision-making process.
Can you explain the three-month money back guarantee in more detail?
Because Singeo wants you to be completely satisfied with your lessons, you have the option to cancel your membership and receive a refund within ninety days of purchase. All you have to do is contact Singeo’s support team and they will be happy to help.
Does Singeo offer private lessons?
Singeo doesn’t provide private lessons. All of its lessons are provided in video format, but you have the option to reach out to the platform’s support team and instructors if you need help with anything.
You can also take advantage of Singeo’s Student Focus Reviews. This system allows you to turn in a video or audio recording of yourself singing and receive feedback.
Additionally, you can ask questions and watch/listen to recordings from fellow students.
Can I gift a membership to someone else?
Gifting a Singeo membership is a popular option for people during the holiday season. You can contact the support team if you’re interested in this option.
What skill level are your lessons good for?
The lessons cater to students of all levels, from absolute beginners to more experienced singers. They cover theory, technique, different styles, etc., so students, no matter their levels, will always have something to learn.
For beginners, Singeo recommends the Method course due to its structure. Students can start from Level 1 and gradually advance through the levels until they’ve completed the program.
If you want to gift membership and you don’t know the recipient’s singing level, contact Singeo’s support team and they will be able to assist you.
What’s the difference between Singeo’s paid content and free content?
Singeo offers a great deal of free content on its website, YouTube channel, and social media platforms (Facebook and Instagram). The videos on these sites, which are typically shorter and more condensed versions of the paid content, are meant to give you a glimpse of what the paid Singeo program is all about.
Can I pay in a currency other than USD?
Singeo only accepts payment in USD at this time. Because Singeo has students from all over the world and most countries base their currencies on the US dollar, everything Singeo provides is listed and charged in USD.
Once you make a purchase, your bank will process the transaction at their current exchange rate.
Is it possible to order lessons without a credit card?
Absolutely. If paying with a credit card isn’t an option for you, you can pay via PayPal instead. Just bear in mind that Singeo doesn’t currently accept PayPal Credit.
It’s also important to note that, if you’re outside the United States, you may experience trouble making an order with PayPal if PayPal requires adding a credit card. If you encounter such an issue, you can get in touch with Singeo’s support team.
Can I buy a one-month/one-year membership?
Singeo offers monthly, yearly, and, sometimes, lifetime membership. Your membership automatically renews, ensuring you can still avail of its services.
Although it doesn’t offer one-month or one-year membership, you can cancel your subscription at any time.
Verdict
You now have all the tools you need to make a decision about your Singeo membership.
As you well know, Singeo comes from a well-established company that’s been producing online music lessons, from guitar to drums to piano, for many, many years.
Its instructors, like Singeo’s Lisa Witt, have long been gracing Musero’s platforms with their outgoing personalities, musical talents, and pedagogical acumen.
Lisa makes learning on Singeo a fun and unforgettable experience, and it’s obvious she always has her students’ best interests at heart.
Membership introduces you to a structured, comprehensive program that’s designed to make you achieve your maximum potential as a singer. Its features, from the Method to the live events to the personalized feedback, make Singeo a no-brainer for many.
Furthermore, Singeo’s ten-level program makes sure your learning is thorough and gradual. Therefore, you no longer have to be intimidated by the prospect of singing.
To avail Singeo’s membership benefits, order your membership on their website and take advantage of everything Singeo has to offer.
