Arijit Singh disclosed that he underwent a significant transformation to adapt his voice to the public’s preferences after facing criticism for his original vocals. The celebrated musician acknowledged the initial disdain towards his natural voice, prompting him to undergo extensive vocal training to align with audience expectations.
The “Tum Hi Ho” fame recognized as a musical genius, shared insights into his journey, highlighting the challenges he encountered in shaping his voice. He described the process as arduous, likening it to sculpting, where he meticulously crafted his vocal texture to achieve resonance with listeners.
Despite the difficulties, Arijit Singh expressed a commitment to refining his voice to better connect with his audience.
He said,
“Meine toh apne voce ko toda hai, mera voice thodi aisa tha pehle. Mera voice alag e tha. Who voice back karne ke liye mujhe 2-3 mahina saab chor dena parega, but people hated that voice. Meine jab usss voice mei ganna shuru kia tha, people didn’t like that voice at all. So, I had to change my voice. to kind of cut through. Gaale ko tod tod ke textures banaya hai meine. It’s almost like sculpting your voice. Bohot torture kia ha apne aap ko ek tarike se taaki voice ka projection alag ho jaye, bascally voice ka muscle banne jaisa.”
In addition, he addressed the issue of licensing his voice in the age of advanced technology. He emphasized the importance of protecting one’s vocal identity in a world where voices can be easily replicated. Singh conveyed his intention to patent his singing style, underscoring the value of originality in the industry.
Furthermore, the renowned singer debunked the notion of predicting musical hits, citing his own experience with the unexpected success of his song “Channa Mereya.”
He emphasized the spontaneity of success in the music industry, emphasizing that attempts to replicate past hits often lead to different outcomes. Watch his podcast here:
Finally, Arijit Singh discussed the use of autotune in music production, noting its widespread acceptance among singers. He defended its use as a tool for enhancing vocal performance when used judiciously.
Arijit Singh’s revelations provide valuable insights into the evolution of his voice, the challenges of the music industry, and the importance of authenticity in artistic expression.
