Posts Tagged With ‘ vocal strain ’

  Watch the Youtube Video or… Listen & subscribe to (and rate/review) the podcast on iTunes … on Spotify … or anywhere else Vocal strain, also known as vocal fatigue, is the leading cause of vocal problems, limitations and vocal damage for both singers and speakers. In this post, I’m going to give you the top 18 causes of vocal strain that I see, and tell you how to fix what’s making your voice so tired. I’m also going to share a short vocal lesson I did where vocal fatigue was eliminated within minutes, so be sure and stick around for all... Continue Reading

  Watch the video This lesson is also available as audio on All Things Vocal podcast.  Listen & subscribe on iTunes … on Spotify …  or anywhere else This blogpost contains one of the video lessons from my online video vocal training course ‘Speaking Voice Technique’. Watch it and you may identify some important changes you should make in the way you talk. Why change? Speaking with great vocal technique can make all the difference in the sound and health of your voice, and in the responses you get to what you say. Speaking without good technique can cost you…... Continue Reading

Vocal exercises leave your throat feeling like this? STOP!! NOTE: The audio player should appear below, if not, please click on the title of this post and go online to hear.  Available also on iTunes, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon, Podbean, most other podcast apps PLEASE REVIEW at ratethispodcast.com/atv Note: There is also a video version of this post on Youtube. You had a sneaking suspicion that with a little work, your voice could be better than you’ve been settling for. So you decided to find some vocal exercises to improve your sound, or make it easier to... Continue Reading

NOTE: The audio player should appear below, if not, please click on the title of this post and go online to hear.  Available also on iTunes, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon, Podbean, most other podcast apps PLEASE REVIEW at ratethispodcast.com/atv You’re so tired you can’t hardly string a sentence together, yet you have to sing that day! What can you do? OK, first of all the bad news: physical fatigue is a leading cause of vocal fatigue. Singing or even speaking a lot while tired can limit your vocal control, pitch accuracy and shorten your vocal range. It... Continue Reading