How to Project Your Voice When Speaking Without Straining It

Project your voice when speaking without hurting your voice with these three easy steps.
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If you are experiencing a strained voice and want to know how to project your voice louder without taxing your vocal folds, then learn this 3-step process. If you have trouble projecting your voice in public speaking or just when ordering another round of drinks for your friends in a loud restaurant, watch this video. These 3 very crucial steps will teach you how to speak louder and clearer or how to speak louder without shouting.

In this video, I am sharing projecting voice exercises and how to speak louder exercises to save your voice and avoid constriction in your throat. You can use them for a speaking or singing voice. Check out my channel for more projecting voice tips.

Katarina H.

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[healthyvoicetips]

Thank you for watching. What do you think about this three step process. Is it easy or not? Let me know in the comments below.

[WillHsuMusic]

I'm a teacher, so this is my life every single day LOL I'm going to try using these techniques.

[DayleSong]

Excellent, commentary, Katrina! Thank you for talking about silent breaths. This promotes taking "concentrated breaths" (versus "loose breaths" such as when expanding your lungs) which connect deep in the body so that your breath can be small and available. Breathing is one of the most misunderstood aspects of vocal production. Please continue to address breathing, especially within the context of singing.

[edwardturner]

Thank you Katarina. Outstanding demonstration of the technique. This video helps a lot.

[TruePhil]

engage your body to support voice, quick silent breath, tilt head up, same effort as regular vocie

[lukebrodin]

Been following you for a while amazing to see how your voice has became more softer since some of your earlier videos

[varuniravinder]

I look forward for many more of your videos. It makes so much sense listening to your talk.
Thank you 🙏

[vjcarter]

My voice is jacked up. I never in my life imagined having such issues with my voice. I will probably have to quit my job soon.

[beloastropena]

I strain my voice s lot while I'm speaking, thank you so much!

[gonnfishy]

This is AWARENESS. I like your presentation. I have this issue with not being able to talk loudly enough (it seems), but for instance if I have to call at the driver from the back of the bus, I have always followed almost the exact process you describe, and hell, I have EVERYONE'S attention. But, it makes me self conscious. And I just can't be YELLING like that in a noisy conversation, it's way too loud. I've been thinking more about it lately, it confuses me.
edit: I notice the pitch change/resonance change in your voice when you do the technique. It reminds me of the change I get in my voice, I have a very similar neck/jaw ratio to you which makes me feel redeemable! lol also, I have almost the same glasses frames :D :D

[WaddleQwacker]

I moved from europe to north america and damn people are LOUD; on my scale it feels like they are yelling for talking; and i often have to force my voice to be heard in a group, which quickly hurts.

[markberryman]

Some of this is very new to me. I'm probably going to watch this multiple times to try to get it right.

[ryzeonline]

Really interesting technique towards the end of the video, thank you so much sharing, I'm looking forward to practicing it more! :)

[zeldathomas]

I found a voice therapist, , , very far away, will let you know progress, , , Thank you so so much

[RockynCurls]

Magic, girl. Thanks so much! Needed this for Zumba class.

[engagingstorieswithekupe]

Love your video.
I just want to be loud naturally when talking or reading
Not shouting unnecessarily

[sanjivanipalekar]

Yes, I tried n experienced wonderful difference ! Excellent tips ! Thank u Mam 🌹💖👍

[alicag.]

My body doesn’t know how to yell either way🥹. I just can’t yell at someone across the street or something. I can’t even talk loud enough😭.

[henryhere]

I run D&D games at my local game store and there's usually a LOT of background rabble making it hard to hear so i need to project for my players to understand what I'm saying. I have a feeling this will really help, thanks!

[timobatana]

It worked first try omg wow. I needed this like you don't know cuz I talk a lot