Get a better speaking voice - Don't do these 5 things

[@pipernycaligirl5175]

Great Video: For viewers in a hurry: Here are the tips. Tip One: Relax your muscles, especially if you exercise. Counter muscle tension with relaxation work, massage, rollers, whatever relaxes your muscles. Tip Two: Stop holding your belly in! Breathe in through the belly, letting it rise with air before you speak. Quit being self-conscious about belly breathing. Tip Three: Replace negative talk & thinking with positive speech & thinking. Tell yourself, "I am confident when I speak." STOP SAYING YOU DON'T SPEAK WELL! Replace those thoughts and speech with positive opposites. TIP FOUR: Stop chewing gum. It tenses the jaw muscles. Massage jaws after chewing food. And cut out the chewing gum habit. TIP FIVE: PRACTICE SPEAKING. Read out loud when you're alone. Talk to people on the phone. The more you practice, the better you'll get. FOR THE BONUS TIP: SKIP TO 6:55. it's really good.

[@mokuho]

1-relaxation 2-stop holding you belly 3-negative self talk “Ihave a fantastic voice” 4-stop chewing gum 5-practice Thanks 🙏

[@arcticgem2800]

the 2nd one is STOP holding your belly in, just in case for ppl who come to the comment section first

[@mokuho]

@@arcticgem2800 thanks! 👍🏻😃

[@ChristopherDelgadoRZR]

I struggle with stuttering since the age of 10, now I am 20 years old. Your videos have helped me a lot. I feel more confident when I speak. Thank you.

[@samuellaantwi4748]

"I've a fantastic voice. "

[@randomguy4452]

Everyone has a fantastic voice. Until they start recording their voice 😅😅

[@carolesauer7800]

I m back looking at your videos.... i miss your great advice and the fun of watching them.... ok ok, no more procrastination....!

[@ivanwoods2033]

The bonus tip was the best tip! Thank you for this awesome video!

[@vocabilities]

Great to hear! You’re very welcome 🙏

[@Dadd00]

1,2.3,4,5 and 6 all for me.

[@ComandaKronikk]

Dude the no more belly holding is instantly lowering my voice by a lot- so happy about that one! Thank you :)

[@isaacclark3232]

Whatever you've said about the mental phobia and low self esteem related awkwardness i totally agree with you sir.

[@vocabilities]

Has it helped?

[@isaacclark3232]

@@vocabilities yes. I think your quite a professional so obviously this video enlightened me a lot about a lot of crucial things that I've never even considered paying attention to. You keep up the good work sir.

[@vocabilities]

Thank you 🙏 best of luck on your journey and I hope you can fulfil your dreams 😁

[@vikasverma2717]

Thank you. I will try to improve!!!!

[@Ajinkyakadam.]

Your ears are sparking

[@arnay07]

good job sir. Just wanted to show appreciation hope to see more videos on exercises for stopping mumbling

[@vocabilities]

arnaud have you seen the other two?

[@jeffbucksnort]

Thank you!

[@trance-nochepsyradio3418]

Thanks!

[@uamalik02]

Excellent

[@nasrinali2328]

Amazing video with wonderful tips, thanks.

[@shreyasj61]

Don't do these 5 things : No 5: Practice. OK I will not practice anymore. Thanks

[@Johnhasa1]

Lol

[@realsusan2003]

Very good advise 👌 I love that you mention reading out loud since none of the other videos mentions this. Thank you for your sincere honesty. Practice practice practice. Your speech sounds really good 👍

[@JayMchannelBg]

Great chanel! Please some tips about the head voice. Thank you! Good luck!

[@vocabilities]

That’s an interesting one ☝️ thank you for the suggestion.

[@victormulama]

Watching from Kenya, East Africa

[@newtothismu]

How to take care of your voice: strain, dryness, optimal hydration, honey: how much how often etc. Also, what not to eat for voiceovers? Thank-you and all the best in the continuation of what you do :)

[@vocabilities]

I’ve got videos up covering all these elements! Take a look through as I’m sure there’s plenty for you to learn on the channel! Thanks 😁

[@newtothismu]

@@vocabilities thanks! I'm discovering your channel one suggested video at a time :)

[@vocabilities]

Great! Lots to see and do here now! Have fun 🤩

[@Aaron-ss8lj]

Please do one on exercises to fix hypo-nasal speech.

[@MaryamLove1737]

Would love to see more of these tong twister sentences - Plz

[@vocabilities]

Okay thanks for the suggestion 🙏

[@adebayomoses5161]

Thnk you...

[@bushradawoud6983]

I started viewing your channel becaue I think sometimes I speak from my nose. Do you have any advice for me?

[@Graphicxtras1]

Great tips !

[@vocabilities]

Graphicxtras.com thanks

[@joaquinrico123]

Awesome video! Thanks :) I started making meditation videos, but found my voice often sounds too high strung. I don't know if there is a video that covers this on your channel. If there is would love to know which one, but if not, please make it! :) Thanks for all the great content you post.

[@joydebroy936]

Any specific exercise for Recitation Sir?

[@josephguardino6198]

Are there comp courses for people who are reading for the blind.

[@Silverhands]

What about the pelvic floor?

[@RafaelUDX]

Hey could you do a video on breath control while speaking ?

[@vocabilities]

Got loads already, check em out!

[@Xyzmusik24]

Is 30 min vocal exercise is enough for first month?

[@vocabilities]

Arvind Aadarsh as long as that’s every day of that month it’s a good start!

[@Xyzmusik24]

@@vocabilities yes every day . But I want your recommendation on practice timing minimum to maxium

[@lovelylife979]

You are doing so good... I just wanna say something if u can do something to improve stammering... Make some videos about it.... 🏆

[@vocabilities]

lovely life I need to learn more about this issue first but I am curious to know more and I really want to help so Ill look into it!

[@EnjoyMath]

Excellent points Sir. Daily Practice is the key. An observation from my experience is that it also matters what we are reading aloud daily. If u specialize in speaking on science topics but reading aloud daily about general topics, it does not help much in terms of getting in to the skin of what you actually have to speak about. Is this a correct inference Sir?

[@vocabilities]

Yes there will be near associations made with mouthing general terms in your field I agree. You're a math person I'm guessing?

[@EnjoyMath]

Yes Sir. Not just the general terms in each field, but also the required voice tone , mood, humour level may be different.Too much cheer in a serious topic or too less of it in a comic speech may boomerang. It would be v.useful if you give some tips on how to modulate one's voice according to the topic to be spoken about ,without losing original traits of the voice. Thanks a lot Sir.

[@faisalshaikh3861]

How big should be the stream of air that we are using for speaking? Should it be thin and narrow?

[@tesfahiweteyob3298]

My tongue is injury before 15 years old, now my voice is not good, especially at the stress time. I want to improve it.I want your support.

[@mandrews5338]

can you please help me with stuttering problems?

[@Johnhasa1]

Wow, I'm great at singing! 2:30 🙃

[@PhilKlay]

Does it take a certain voice quality or voice talent to be a good Shakespearean actor?

[@vocabilities]

Not at all in my opinion. However clarity with words should be fostered to enable the complexities of the text to be audible!

[@norseko]

Can you assist Joe Pasquale?

[@crazyjack000]

I heard you should breath in and breath out when speaking so the belly is naturally moving in so two contradicting tips are given, which one is correct?

[@vocabilities]

Sorry can you clarify your question?

[@powerfulana]

how to get young person voice?

[@NomadAamir]

I have a problem with my voice is very week and depressive. I don't understand how to improve my voice ?

[@vocabilities]

Aamir Abbas ,Tipu consistent daily practice, build up your instrument and it will improve in time. The work never stops, just gets better.

[@tariqtimur]

Really useful pointers Daren 👌 The voice training exercises was one of the areas I’m trying to enhance & your explanation is clear, concise & complimentary targeting focus and discipline. I need to watch ore options & definitely repeat watch to reinforce those pointers 😅 You asked for feedback on alternative areas; how about contracts? I ask as I was essentially used and abused as it were whilst recording a meditation tape at a studio. The girls got me to sign a contract which I did & lost sight of it 🥴 I’m sure the tapes been used multiple times already but without my permission & who knows where? Suggestions and advice on gen areas would be much appreciated Best. Timur

[@ayumizz]

Thank you for your tips, I have one question, when you receive a script for a animated role from agent, how do you interpret the character? How to act by using your voice? Or how to prepare? Thank you in advance.

[@mohamedidris105]

I am not english and i do not understand english well . Can you Give me the 5 things by wruting which i hav to eviod it

[@tappoogiri]

Awesome video can u please make a how to videos on reading or delivering the script for news / dakumetaries and stories would be grateful..+1

[@vocabilities]

tappoo giri I will look into doing this for you!

[@aerialesteem]

What do you think about the jawzercise things... seems like it’s weightlifting for the jaw! Great video, you, of course have a lovely voice.

[@mohamedidris105]

I am not english and i do not understand english well . Give me the 5 things by writing which i hav to eviod it

[@NickFieldMedia]

Ah man, I often chew gum after meals, as I'd been told that was a good way to prevent tooth decay...

[@vocabilities]

So is flossing and brushing! :)

[@NickFieldMedia]

@@vocabilities True, although it's harder to do that when you're out and about.

[@talentsherpa]

I’ve found having a zoom meeting with myself

[@adesinaukarsha2001]

I don't know why my throat got strained in the middle of conversation.

[@bu_hali_holva]

Can we talk online with you

[@Infinity-vi7pn]

Hi . Ur tips are really helpful . Can you tell me how can we practice to make our diaphragm relaxed .. and to breath from diaphragm. Because I tried it but it's not achivable

[@vocabilities]

Android Game Zone x When you say it’s not achievable what do you mean?

[@arleen123100]

Before you speak or sing, breathe in to fill your tummy instead of breathing in making your shoulders go up. You can practice this by lying down or standing up. Put your hands on your tummy and breath in. When you breathe in you should feel your tummy expanding like a balloon. Your shoulders and top half of your body should stay still and should not move. When you take a breath to speak or sing or in between words, try and breath filling your tummy with air like balloon and not tensing your shoulders. It will help to speak for longer and with singers it helps to relax before harder notes and to hold notes. Hope that helps!! X

[@vocabilities]

arleen123100 that’s 50%good advice but Ill have to correct you on the belly thing. Sorry 😁

[@vocabilities]

Mayank Singh Bisht hi mate. The thing is to breathe into your back and allow space for your ribs to move. There might be something postural in this if you have difficulty. Don’t aim to breathe into the belly because without guidance this will most likely make you arch your back, therefore closing off the flexibility of the rib muscles which will stop you from breathing deeply. Your diaphragm works without continued effort. I have an entire free one week course on breathing if you sign up to my newsletter on my website vocabilities.com

[@arleen123100]

Improve Your Voice Sorry musical theatre student but I definitely don’t mean to tense the tummy just to keep relaxed they always say to breathe this way when we sing or do our speeches it’s called SPLAT. The back thing sounds interesting though? How does that work? 😊

[@Benjiirl]

Methods and habits to avoid mumbling. I'm not yet sure if you've done anything on this yet but for sure it's a problem I know I have.

[@vocabilities]

Benjamin Clinard Proven techniques to help STOP MUMBLING and master your voice - Pt 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXrLe2CHgrB7mac

[@Benjiirl]

@@vocabilities Thank you!

[@vocabilities]

Benjamin Clinard how’s it going?

[@sirrantalot9009]

@@vocabilities wow, that's some caring I did not expect. I greatly appreciate your effort and authenticity.

[@sandra.b7207]

I always see people on KZbin said don't talk throw your throat? Then how 😅😅 please explain to me how a woman can talk not throw her throat

[@vocabilities]

?

[@sandra.b7207]

@@vocabilities I'm asking how could I talk without using my throat - as many people advising -

[@vocabilities]

Without your throat you don’t have a voice!

[@Joy-zd3wu]

I found your channel a few days ago and have watched many of the videos about articulation and warm ups. I wrote down the ones that I can do on my 30 min drive to work each morning. Today I was stopped at a red light with cars on either side of me as I was making the crazy faces found in How to Articulate Better kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4izYal8ibCrarM and at least 1 of the 2 saw me and probably thought I was having a fit or something! It gave me a good belly laugh and I continued making crazy faces a bit longer then moved on to the next one. Thank you for your videos. They are practical and helpful!

[@mjacapellaversion8314]

4:55 You have to practise 40 hours a day ! :D

[@vocabilities]

Where?

[@mjacapellaversion8314]

@@vocabilities Sorry I wrote it wrong :D But it is a inside Joke from another chanel, it is called Two Set Violin :)

[@vocabilities]

Okay cool!

[@zerg230]

@@mjacapellaversion8314 for 3) you can tell ling ling is with me

[@han-chengchung8682]

How to do an attractive conversation?

[@vocabilities]

鍾翰丞 how about... “What’s your story?”

[@richardlim6436]

👍🏻🙏🏻😊

[@abhijeet0227]

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