Is it seen as important for singers to be able to maintain an exact frequency?

1. How accurate are professional singers?
2. Why is it important to resonate as much as possible when you sing?
3. What is the most important factor in singing?

How accurate are professional singers?

My first round of research indicates that singers tend to be around 85% of equal temperament pitch on sustained notes. (The only kind of note I've analyzed is a sustained note). Some are more like 75%. I found one Tony Bennett recording which was around 90% or higher.

Why is it important to resonate as much as possible when you sing?

Resonance amplifies sound. It also adjusts the color and timbre of the voice by intensifying certain vocal qualities over others. In other words, some resonators make the tone quality of the singer warm and others bright. All increase the overall volume.

What is the most important factor in singing?

What is the most important thing in singing?

• Breathing – This is going to sound weird, but almost everyone breathes wrong in the recording arts industry.
• Pitch – This is where some of the arguments come in.
• Tone – Your tone is the unique sound of your voice.