How to Find Your True Singing Voice! WHY COPY SOMEONE ELSE?

How to Find Your True Singing Voice! Why copy another singer when you can discover your own unique voice? Learn how to find YOUR true and unique singing voice, and then you can apply the styles of your favorite singers to YOUR OWN VOICE! Follow my FORMULA, including easy vocal exercises, and learn how to find your singing voice and develop your own unique sound and style! Plus you and your audience will have more FUN! This is perfect for beginning singers to seasoned pros.

0:00 Find Your True Singing Voice - intro
3:52 Step 1
4:32 Exercise 1
5:50 Step 2
6:31 Exercise 2
7:50 Step 3
8:43 Exercise 3
9:34 Exercise 4
10:15 Victoria's demos
11:28 Victoria's Wisdom

I have taught thousands of singers in all styles for 30 years, and have studied voice for 42 years! I always explain everything in everyday language, besides being entertaining! My videos give you quick fixes as well as long-term solutions. SING BETTER NOW! Follow Victoria’s Victorious Vocal Tips!

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[seaglassmomma]

This is why I love singing men’s songs. There’s no purposeful or subconscious want to try and sound like them. I generally feel like I just sing like me no matter what, no matter the genre.

[RealDystopianFrog]

"Copying someone else's voice is stressful."

Not for me. It's easy for me. What has been hard, is actually finding my own voice and unique style. Thanks for doing this video.

[patbateman]

You can tell this lady perfectly combines serious knowledge about the subject and tremendous charisma. Her energy is amazing.
Your voice timbre is awesome as well.

[katescarratt]

So many people are teased into silence from childhood if they even try to sing, whether they're any good or not. It's lovely to see such advice as this, and so many encouraging comments.

[abhishek]

I once dropped a 5kg dumbell on my foot, that was the day I discovered my true singing voice 😂😂

[anabelgraetz]

I've been teaching voice for 50 years; this is the first time I've found a voice instruction video on line that makes sense and is very unlikely to cause any harm to a person's voice. Brava!

[ritalee]

Dear Victoria.. I practiced your siren and uh oh and ee and other exercises & techniques yesterday. Today, when I started singing a few minutes ago with the same song I always sing. I was suprised that I was able to raise the notes naturally. I think it is the siren and the breathing support that helps me reaching the notes that I wanted to reach with ease.. I tried other voice tips from other you tubers but yours was the best. I was able to do that after watching it yesterday..You are born genius and an excellent teacher that you're able to come up with this great program. I know our native fellows will watch this and they can learn from you! 😍😍😍

[bailchic]

This woman taught me how to improve my voice in 12 minutes. Unbelievable!

[ericschilling]

She's the real thing. Uncommon but true wisdom. Yes, Victoria is sort of intense, but that's really genuine passion.

[TheSouthIsHot]

I'm the most non-singing person on the planet and this was fascinating!!!😍 You make me want to learn to sing even if the best I can do is sound like a banshee with a hangover.

[michaelkutzner-mm]

I'm very bad at English, but because you speak so clearly and don't use any uncommon words, I understand every sentence perfectly with my school English. Thank you very much for your valuable advice. You encourage me to train my voice more and to leave out the vocoder, including autotune.

Greetings from Wolfsburg
Michael

(I used google to translate my comment from German to English uhm 😅)

[idkanymore]

This woman SINGLE HANDEDLY improved my voice and halped me relax my throat while singing so im more comfortable in 12 minutes

[nebisaur]

I tried these exercises in this video.. I must point out that I'm a woman.. I was in chorus as a kid.. I never new my voice could be so.. buttery! So smooth. I've always had a deeper voice as a woman. And I absolutely LOVE singing. But I never knew how to control it. I couldn't "find my voice" so I never pursued music or singing. I am absolutely going to binge watch your videos. I got a glimpse of my voices potential. I'm so shocked. I had no idea I could sing lol thank you!!

[solevis]

I majored in vocal performance at a University on a full scholarship in 2010.
I was jaded and thought I couldn't make money in music, so I joined the military.
In 10 minutes, you have brought slightly back what took a dozen years to take away.
Thank you.

[Fashight]

*Finally someone who gives actual, true and genuine singing advice on yt that actually WORKS! Thank you Victoria* ♥

[claredin]

I love the frankness of this lady's teaching. A no-nonsense approach to singing. At 6:50 you get to hear the beauty of her singing.

[GarviHere]

I subconsciously mimic other singers when i sing their song, it's like you made this video for me thanks ma'am

[thumper]

Thank you for this video. I am a disabled veteran and I love to sing. People used to say I sounded good, but now I have facial scars from my time in service. Other instructors wanted me to do exercises I cannot do since I have no upper left lip. Yet your exercises were not affected by this. It gives me something to work on/with. I might never sound good again, but at least I don't have to sound bad. :))

[dhathaway]

Love this video! It's almost like having a wise friend sitting across from you, grabbing your hand, and saying "no, dear, this is how you do it." Victoria is definitely coming from a compassionate space. So helpful!

[sherryzmezzo]

I'm a 57-year-old, classically-trained mezzo. I sang high soprano in a small vocal jazz ensemble in high school and, over the course of a few years, moved over to classical and sacred repertoire. It was easy and I loved it.

I sang that way for 25 years and then married a wonderful man who was a singer-songwriter and guitarist. Singing with him was physically stressful because he always placed my songs low in my chest voice. It was uncomfortable.

Now, ten years later, I've lost all of my vocal technique. I never developed one for singing his songs (which he called "americana rock") and have lost my old technique. My throat aches when I sing and my voice quickly gets fatigued.

Singing well is one of the most thrilling, exhilarating things I've ever experienced. I loved it. I loved being a soloist; a good musician; able to sight read almost anything; and able to step into a choir and sing whatever the director needed, from first tenor to first soprano. I loved it. But that's all gone and I don't know how to get it back.

None of my teachers ever gave me information that's useful now. I'm going to follow your videos and see how it goes. So far, so good. And thank you in advance.