Voice Training Exercise | Easy steps to improve the sound of your voice

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In this video Peter Baker explains in this voice training exercise how to get more resonance or depth in the speaking voice.

If you find that your voice sounds a little too high or you want to sound more authoritative then by simply performing some quick vocal warm up exercise you should notice a difference in how you feel and how your voice sounds when performing.

REMEMBER: Without implementing what you learn nothing will change.
You can't improve your voice by just watching videos, you need to take action and practice and you'll soon see results.

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In this video, we'll show you a voice training exercise that will help you improve the sound of your voice. With these easy steps, you can develop better breath control, projection, and tone in your voice. Whether you're a singer, public speaker, or just looking to improve your vocal skills, this exercise is a must-try. So grab a glass of water and let's get started!

[continuousself-improvement]

Yes! I would not listen to a speech coach whose voice I do not like. This guy's voice sounds like money. Liquid gold.

[ConquerYou]

My voice was awful. At my, we’ll say, elevated age. I started streaming a few months back, and have been using your vocal exercises and tips. So now i talk 5-8 hrs a week streaming. And my voice has improved a great amount. And so has my confidence in speaking to larger groups of ppl. I feel awesome. Thank you!

[kan-zee]

About the Voice tones & uses 0:00 - 3:40
Humming exercises : 3:41 - 6:22
Acting jobs 6:22 -
resonance exercises& clarity 7:33
QEQR exercise 7:55

[Vinnehkins]

I'm sitting at my desk doing this, and now my cat is looking at me like I'm crazy. 10/10

[Tricus]

I am genuinely surprised your humming technique worked. I can now say "hey" in an insanely deep bassy voice.
Just need to learn to say the remaining 171, 475 words in the dictionary.

[atlantaguitar]

"And it's the same muscle you use when throwing up after a party". Not quite what I had expected to hear but it's a very effective way to identify the relevant anatomy.

[CardinalSwann]

As someone who's gone from very vocal to extremely stressed and quiet, my voice has changed a lot in 2 years. Thank you for this video. I was told my voice was nice at some point and I hope I can improve again

[mkyrene]

omg. just by listening to his voice you can tell he practices what he teaches

[gramadidi]

I love this. I've been diagnosed with laryngeal tremors and while voice therapy is helping a little I feel there is so much more that I can be doing to improve or strengthen my voice. I'm so glad I found you and hope to visit you often.

[seamusomorain]

Blimey, I’ve always been insecure about my voice - I always thought it was too high pitched and envied people with that strong voice sound. I’m an actor and voice actor and I’ve been using your tips for a few weeks now in prep for an extremely important interview/audition. Thanks so much, mate!

[ludvikprasik]

That part about willingly engaging muscles activated during deep humming... I'm perfectly aware of my quiet voice, all my life too many people need to tell me that and share wise advice. This is the first time it actually clicked, instantly, and it feels natural, not like previous attempts. Thank you _very_ much!

[bab]

Years of singing voice lessons and they never said open your throat like you were throwing up. Amazing tip!

[jayrobertson]

I’ve had professional voice training, and this guy is spot on. In the very first lesson, you learn how to use all of your equipment and how it sounds when you do, and when you don’t

[plgrace]

there aren't many things that can truly impact your life at the age of 60 but this video helped me address some vocal issues I've had for decades. thank you Peter for your generousity in putting this out in the world

[monicaleon]

I started Kirstin Linklater's exercises on a regular basis and it truly made a difference. She basically focuses on what you recommend, lots and lots of humming and relaxation for the voice box (she covers tongue, soft palate, jaw, neck and lips). This video is great to begin to understand those relaxation principles.

[toolsofwellbeing]

Thank you so much for the specifics you mentioned, the training you gave, and the demonstration you made to prove your point. Well done

[robertp.wainman]

What a wonderful voice!!! I'm always surprised by how much time and money people will spend in looking their best - whilst never considering investing the same effort into sounding their best. Great videos, thank you.

[ParadiseVids]

Excellent video! This was exactly the information and voice exercises I was looking to try. Thank you!

[tusharniras]

Jesus....!! I tried this... and I think Thanos's voice coming out of my mouth...

[martincannon]

I've been in the business in France for about the same time as you but your advice has given me a kick start again to improving my voice. Thank you very much Peter.