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Vocal improvement
HeaddyMX
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Will this guy ever shut up? No, because I have something to ask.
Actually that's what the issue is: I have an annoyingly soft, low and quiet voice as somehow I've learned to speak from my throat. I want to improve my speaking voice, and I want it NOW!
I'm positive I would benefit from coaching/training, as well as advice plucked off the Internet, but I haven't found anyone who doesn't want a fortune for it. So as part of my MoneySaving, I am after reasonably priced - or even free - solutions.
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Actually that's what the issue is: I have an annoyingly soft, low and quiet voice as somehow I've learned to speak from my throat. I want to improve my speaking voice, and I want it NOW!
I'm positive I would benefit from coaching/training, as well as advice plucked off the Internet, but I haven't found anyone who doesn't want a fortune for it. So as part of my MoneySaving, I am after reasonably priced - or even free - solutions.
* cue one-liners and name-calling *
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I don't know if a Speaking Circle would help you? Or singing lessons?Signature removed for peace of mind0
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Have you thought about SINGING FOR FUN you may find there is a group near you that aren't choir type singers but people who get together just to have a sing.
Our local one is a workshop and it does have a leader but the purpose is Singing for Pleasure rather than for performance.My weight loss following Doktor Dahlqvist' Dietary Program
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Singing would definitely help, but I'm not sure the world is ready for an apocalypse. I mean my singing.0
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Ask your gp for a referral to a Speech Therapist. They can help you to increase the volume of your voice and make it a bit more powerful. I know this because I was seeing one regularly last year because I kept losing my voice and when it returned it wasn't very loud. I was very impressed with my therapist.0
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loveandlight wrote:Ask your gp for a referral to a Speech Therapist. They can help you to increase the volume of your voice and make it a bit more powerful. I know this because I was seeing one regularly last year because I kept losing my voice and when it returned it wasn't very loud. I was very impressed with my therapist.
I didn't know there was such a thing available - thank you.
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