Hey I wanna improve my Voice Tonality, so is there someone got some exercises/information on how to have a better voice. For I don't really like my voice I want a more deeper voice so it's easier for people to understand me too
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| Author: | tomitomi123 [ Thu Feb 17, 2011 2:18 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Voice Tonality |
Hey I wanna improve my Voice Tonality, so is there someone got some exercises/information on how to have a better voice. For I don't really like my voice I want a more deeper voice so it's easier for people to understand me too
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| Author: | kloak [ Thu Feb 17, 2011 8:29 pm ] |
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Sort of the same boat as you but a little different. I have a naturally deep voice but (to me) it seems monotone and far too low (volume-wise) when I speak. People are always like "what?" Maybe the best bet is to see a vocal coach... Either way, this is a hurdle we are going to clean with dedication |
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| Author: | Little Panda [ Thu Feb 17, 2011 9:14 pm ] |
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You can practice adjusting your voice by for example recording your own voice. By doing things like reading books out loud, speaking as if you were in a club etc, you can listen to your voice and hear for yourself what it sounds like. Then it's just a matter of repetition and making changes until it sounds the way you want it to. If you feel that you have trouble identifying your voice properly, you could have a friend listen to you and 'grade' you on your tonality. Telling you what sounded wrong, what can be improved, etc. It's pretty straightforward. Hiring a voice-coach isn't something I would go for unless I had serious problems with my voice and with zero chance of understanding how to fix it. |
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