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By the way Vikki you do not need training to sing in pitch just a good "ear" and a good natural voice. Bad "ear" all the training in the world won't make you sing in pitch. Re perfect diction it depends on the style and genre. Most genres including rock, country, soul and R&B rely heavily on bad diction for effect. To change would make the singer sound false and lose credibility.
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