[aaarrm]

Okay, what's the actual point of this website? It's just a glossary of singing terms, that if you sing at all you would know pretty much all of them. Even the "resources" section that links to youtube just links to a search on youtube of the term, not a specific video. Was this just your AI project for fun?

[bigstrat2003]

> It's just a glossary of singing terms, that if you sing at all you would know pretty much all of them.

Not everyone studies theory. I sing in my church choir but I had heard of almost none of these terms before. So don't underestimate the value of a glossary.

[jesperordrup]

The actual point is a guide for people who wants to sing or already sings. A handy tool to lookup how to ...

I'm not positioning it as anything else.

Regarding AI. Sure i used it. But i use it as A(ssited) I(ntelligence). Being both a singer and developer I hope I qualify

[mushishi]

I recommend the CVT app for more comprehensive information. (Also the Estill book is quite good if you have an Estill teacher.)

[tom_]

You should ask the word machine to try a little harder to be consistent about the language it uses:

> Adele (signatur), de fleste popsangere bruger det selektivt

(I'm assuming you didn't spot this bit during your proofreading because this, whatever it is, is your native tongue)

[jesperordrup]

Oh. Thanks. Yes that's a slip. And yes it's my native (danish).

Updating ...

[gpvos]

For the average non-schooled singer there is a lot of new information here. I have sung most of my life, in choirs, in church, and otherwise (not much in the shower though), and don't explicitly know most of these things. I have heard there are things like chest and head voice but I wouldn't know where one ends and the other begins.