Vibrato in Singing and Instruments

Vibrato is bend or fluctuation between pitches. This tactic is used in singing. It is also called tremolo.  It is similar to the sound of Hammond organ when paired with a Leslie speaker. The Leslie gives the sound the vibrato like whirling effect. Vibrato is an tactic that singers practice which is a very beneficial sound. To establish vibrato you will need to practice before you are able to achieve pure vibrato. It is imperative to practice. Some vibratos are not authentic. Vibrato builds over time.  Real vibrato is gradually and comes  after the notes has been held or sustained for a period of time. Vibrato is similar to the keyboard component called the pitch bend. The pitch bends the pitch up or down. On some keyboards you hold down the keys organ and the vibrato builds. The vibrato is rather slow in the beginning, then it speeds up and becomes faster after notes are held for a while. This very is a similar effect and comparison of the vocal vibrato which is achieved at the heart of holding a note.