Professional Voice Training Foundation

Professional Voice Training Foundation, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.64, with 54 lectures, based on 7 reviews, and has 29 subscribers.

You will learn about The vocal characteristics that speak to your character Learn tips to keep your voice healthy Understand the effect of weight on singing voice Vocal techniques for singers through breathing and breath control Things that will destroy your singing voice Learn how to understand your vocal instruments Bad vocal techniques and how to fix them How to sing better- strategies that your vocal coach will not teach you and the best ways to practice Learn the vocal qualities This course is ideal for individuals who are singers, musicians, choir master, choir, music producers, music directors, music engineer, guitarist, piano players, music presenters, music trainers, voice trainers, music lovers, music audience, music writers, everybody etc It is particularly useful for singers, musicians, choir master, choir, music producers, music directors, music engineer, guitarist, piano players, music presenters, music trainers, voice trainers, music lovers, music audience, music writers, everybody etc.

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Summary

Title: Professional Voice Training Foundation

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.64

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Published Lectures: 54

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The vocal characteristics that speak to your character

Learn tips to keep your voice healthy

Understand the effect of weight on singing voice

Vocal techniques for singers through breathing and breath control

Things that will destroy your singing voice

Learn how to understand your vocal instruments

Bad vocal techniques and how to fix them

How to sing better- strategies that your vocal coach will not teach you and the best ways to practice

Learn the vocal qualities

Who Should Attend

singers, musicians, choir master, choir, music producers, music directors, music engineer, guitarist, piano players, music presenters, music trainers, voice trainers, music lovers, music audience, music writers, everybody etc

Target Audiences

singers, musicians, choir master, choir, music producers, music directors, music engineer, guitarist, piano players, music presenters, music trainers, voice trainers, music lovers, music audience, music writers, everybody etc

Training the voice means learning to strengthen and coordinate the muscles of the larynx to achieve an even tone quality and get rid of constrictions. Every serious trainer wants to ensure that their clients voice have move from bad to good and from good to best but it does not come easily its comes by deed of hard work, discipline, consistency and persistence this alone will give one a unique voice. Every vocal register is characterized by different degrees of engagement of these muscles and different resonance qualities. The most dangerous portion of training the voice is only learning to copy someone voice, this to me is a bad practice because you cannot become a superstar by just imitating somebody you need your own unique selling propositions or in music the signature voice, that can identify you with your unique style and skills.

One thing that every singer and trainer is very mindful of is our breath control, in fact sometimes if somebody is singing and you are even not a singer you can identify that this person is struggling to sing. Breathing exercises can help to center and relax singers warm up your vocal instrument prior to performance and are fantastic in enabling a calm mindset. Your singing practice or career should be based on carefulness to ensure that you are always in shape, in terms of voice and posture, Your health is very central to the success of your voice or your career, Do not smoke, the implication of smoking is so bad to any singer, because it affect your total body mechanism and even how to gain stamina to sing well with strength an agility, try as much as possible to avoid thing or beverages that are associated with caffeine. Always get a good sleep and concentrate on the work. 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is voice training

Lecture 3: Tips to keep your voice healthy

Chapter 2: The Vocal Characteristics That Speak To Your Character

Lecture 1: The picture is a familiar one

Lecture 2: Pitch

Lecture 3: Speech rate

Lecture 4: Tone

Lecture 5: Texture

Lecture 6: Intonation

Lecture 7: Loudness

Chapter 3: Effect Of Weight On Singing Voice

Lecture 1: Does body size affect voice

Lecture 2: How weight affect male and female singers

Lecture 3: Does obesity change your voice

Lecture 4: Does your voice change when you lose weight

Lecture 5: What body types are there

Lecture 6: Does anorexia make your voice higher

Chapter 4: Vocal Techniques For Singers : Breathing And Breath Control

Lecture 1: Posture

Lecture 2: Breathing well for singing

Lecture 3: The ability to inhale large quantity of air

Lecture 4: The ability to snatch a good health quickly

Lecture 5: The ability to control the escape of breath

Chapter 5: Vocal Qualities

Lecture 1: Speech quality / falsetto quality

Lecture 2: Cry / sob quality / twang quality

Lecture 3: Opera quality / belt quality

Chapter 6: Things That Will Destroy Your Singing Voice

Lecture 1: Disparity between your singing and speaking voice / voice fatigue

Lecture 2: Heartburn and acid reflux / throat problem

Lecture 3: Side effect of medical treatment

Lecture 4: Incorrect singing technique, drug, alcohol

Lecture 5: Air conditioning and heating system, smoking

Lecture 6: Food and drink that cause acid reflux and heartburn, harmful medication

Lecture 7: Fatty foods and snacks, clearing your throat frequently

Lecture 8: Staying late at night

Chapter 7: Understanding Your Vocal Instruments

Lecture 1: Breathing – our vocal instrument power supply

Lecture 2: Vocal cords and larynx – our source of sound

Lecture 3: Tension – learning to relax and release

Chapter 8: Bad Vocal Technique And How To Fix Them

Lecture 1: The idea of having a bad voice

Lecture 2: Relax, Relax, Relax

Lecture 3: Finding your true voice

Lecture 4: Pitch

Chapter 9: How To Sing Better: Strategies Your Vocal Coach Would Not Teach You

Lecture 1: Finding your style

Lecture 2: Develop a badass attitude

Lecture 3: Copy your favorite singers, not song

Lecture 4: Recognize who can be copied, and who cannot

Lecture 5: Develop your own voices

Lecture 6: Find a practice spot where no one can hear you

Lecture 7: Do not bother with warm-up exercise

Lecture 8: Do not sing over other voices

Lecture 9: Do not sing acapella either

Lecture 10: Play your own accompaniment

Lecture 11: Memorize lyrics always. read never

Lecture 12: Learn to control your breath

Lecture 13: Learn to hear your notes

Lecture 14: Know when to add more songs to your list

Lecture 15: Sing different variations of the same old songs

Instructors

Eric Yeboah
MBA/ PGDip

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