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Vocal Exercises for Opening the Voice
About the Voice Flip Technique
Benefits of a Vocal Coach
How to Pick a Vocal Coach
Choosing a Vocal Coach
How to Eliminate Break in Voice
Fixing Vocal Breaks When Singing
Vocal Exercises for Voice Breaks
Pt 2: Vocal Exercises for Voice Breaks
Pt 3: Vocal Exercises for Voice Breaks
Pt 4: Vocal Exercises for Voice Breaks
How to Sing With Straight Tone Voice
How to Use Vibrato Vocal Techniques
Developing Vibrato Vocal Technique When Singing
How to Sing Vibrato
Protecting Your Voice From Damage
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Debunking Singing Myths
How to Sing Falsetto
How Singing Falsetto Can Damage the Voice
Learn How to Sing Better
Summary: Learn tips on how to protect your voice from damage and sing with proper vocal technique with singing and vocal training tips in this free online vocal coaching video clip.
James Meny has been teaching the "mixed" or middle voice technique for years. He is also trained in the opera and classical styles and has studied extensively under one of the most...read more
"JAMES MENY: Okay so now we're going to talk about vocal health. There's a lot of great things out there for vocal health and then there's a lot of myth out there for vocal health and so let's just talk about how--what you eat and how your body affects your vocal cords. Your vocal cords unfortunately are carried around with you at all times. So it's not like your guitar, we can leave on the bus. So everything you eat and do or don't do to your body actually does affect your vocal cords. So if you go to your football game on Saturday night and you yell. That's going to affect your vocal cords. If you don't talk for a month, that will affect your vocal cords, so just be aware that everything you do to your body does affect it. Okay. Even down to your emotions, feeling sad or happy can affect how you sound."
eHow Article: Protecting Your Voice From Damage
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