Do YOU Have an Ugly voice? Try this NOW!

Many singers are afraid that they have a naturally ugly voice and no amount of training or technique in the world will save them.

However, there are TONS of incredibly successful singers that have unconventional or even ugly voices.

The problem is that most singers fall into a vicious cycle where they believe they have an ugly vocal tone and stop working on their voice.

Today, I'll show you what to do if you have an ugly voice and how to fix it!

[philliphesse]

I have been wanting to sing since I was a kid. Thinking that I have an "ugly voice" has prevented me from even trying voice lessons. I have recently decided to just go for it anyway. Regardless of what I sound like. I stumbled on your other videos for exercises and vocal training, which have helped immensely. However, This video literally brought me to tears. Sometimes you just need to hear the words.

[livcaye]

I think people often forget that our voice is also an instrument and without practice it would sound pretty bad just like any other instrument.

[TheSubwaysurfer]

I’ve listened to many excellent excellent vocal coaches online but for some reason you YOU sound the most transparent the most conversational. It’s like you REALLY want to teach ME how to find MY own voice and sing, as opposed to demonstrating your own vocal agility, andversatility, and then teaching me how to sing.

[ninij]

I hate my voice, even my talking voice, but over the last year I have tried to focus on my pitch and stopping the, what I call dragging, (where I don't change keys smoothly) when I listen to my recordings. I'm getting better, I just have a long long LONG way to go. Lol
I have about 4 maybe 5 songs that I would feel comfortable singing in front of people that I don't know, on a good day...and one of them is "Loving, Touching, squeezing" by Journey. I found my "ring" in the higher notes with that song lol.

[taberfrench]

You think everyone can sing? That because we haven’t met.

[DoctorLincoln]

Thank you Ramsey. I’ve been struggling with an ugly voice but I haven’t given up on my training and routine. I’m super confident in my writing. 🤞🏽

[NICUofficial]

one of the most important stages of my musical growth was when my friends started telling me they liked my singing voice in my mid-20s, even though it didn't sound polished. no one EVER accused me of having a beautiful voice, but they still seemed to enjoy what I was doing

I was just so, so happy that anyone would want me to sing for them

that was probably about 3 years after I started studying my - no coincidence here - Bob Dylan and Neil Young repertoire
their songs really helped me grasp that vocal personality is just as valuable as beauty, and that my voice had enough personality to be worth sharing <3

[UrbanPettersson]

With training (every day) I am improving my range, pitch and flexibility...but I still hate my voice

[Azealot-kg]

Bro, I needed to hear this. I almost completely gave up on singing, but I'm now gonna try harder

[yasmin_asgarali]

This was very encouraging, I've been considering giving up but I'll keep going

[AlwaysLNS]

Just by watching your videos I've gotten much more control over my voice, will def keep practicing. THANKS FOR THE GREAT N VERY HELPFUL CONTENT YOU PROVIDE US.

[pameladallaire]

It's been 3 and 1/2 months since I started following Matt on YouTube and through the paid membership site. I started out with an old person's crap voice (yes, I'm old) and today I think I hit a breakthrough. :) I can sing high notes as well as low (I'm a Contralto) but I still sing like crap. I'm not worried, I'm in it for the long haul. Thanks Matt!

[lisajones]

Hi Matt: I already agree that it is possible to improve my voice and mine is getting better but I also know and understand that it takes time and effort. For that reason I keep practicing something daily because I want to be as good as I can be and I know that effort will help me for sure. Thanks again for your wonderful video it is so helpful. Lisa

[horebeliot]

I sometimes think that learning classical singing will bring out the beautiful side of my voice that pop techniques can’t.

[Tremuska]

These singers are loved because they are (or sound) very authentic

[aspenwillow]

I’m a woman and I have an unconventional voice. It’s lower than “normal” and I haven’t ever taken voice lessons just because I hate my speech patterns and the way I say things but I got a burst of passion for singing all the sudden and I just booked my first lesson this week

[meloney]

Hi Coach Ramsey. Yes I agree with you that you need to push forward and not let peoples comments or your own negative self talk allow you to miss out on your dreams to become the best singer that you possibly can be. I have been singing for approx 23 years, and I have been told that I am shrill and that I sound false. But through my own dedication and willingness to learn, I am now a very admired singer and get a lot of compliments when I sing. It feels amazing and I get energized when I sing

[CallMeGameGirl]

The natural sound of my voice is not something I'm worried of. I do like the sound of my voice. But I sound like I'm 10 trying to sing good and just sound bad. Lol. And I don't know how the hell to make it sound better. Consistently. Sometime I'll feel like I made progress, and figured something out. And get a fairly good recording to back it up. And then lose the progress by the next day. I also want to sound less like a Disney princess all the time. It sounds pretty when i can get a decent technique down, but I also want to learn to have a normal sounding voice. And not ready to do a Disney musical. My Natural voice seems to fall into Disney princess territory but if i must, i want to fully sound good doing it, not like a 10 year old with no skill singing it Lol. And also I think I naturally over pronounce things and it translates to my singing. So it then doesn't sound Smooth because of it lol

[annabizaro-doo-dah]

Someone posted a question on twitter - "What belief did you have when you were young that has completely changed?" Mine was that I've a terrible voice and I will never be able to sing. How wrong I was. I wish I had followed my dreams and had a teacher like this chap.

[catgor]

Been watching your channel for a while, nice imformation! Recently I am trying to embrace my voice as what it is. I am poperly a barritone and found no matter how high I sing the timbre is always different from those big hits tenors even if I sing higher than the original. My thoughts is with training we can stretch and change our voices to fit in different styles but no matter how far we go there is always something like a fingerprint that belongs to just one individual, and that is the one thing we have to accept and try to love it. It is so cool to be imperfect and all the singers you have mentioned in this video is my favourite. :D