How To Make Your Voice Louder Without Hurting It?

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

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  • @healthyvoicetips
    @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад +13

    Thank you for watching. Can you make that annoying sound? What would you call it?

    • @zeldathomas5196
      @zeldathomas5196 3 года назад

      Ms Katarina, what type of Doctor you recommend...I been going to Ent,,, and then to Specialist.... still hoarseness and seem like I'm choking... Also, Do you think I would have a full recovery. I have done 3 shows and its not the quality shows I use to do.... Do you think I will have a full recovery with the right help, especially with my singing voice...you can find me on RUclips, Zelda Thomas
      And www.zeldathesinger.com,
      Diana Ross is my first cousin.. and I really do Thank You for Your quick response......

    • @zeldathomas5196
      @zeldathomas5196 3 года назад +2

      And I have 2 more shows to do....

    • @shivendrasingh2503
      @shivendrasingh2503 Год назад

      Can you spell this sound , m not getting after lestening

    • @NeonCicada
      @NeonCicada Год назад

      Depending on how it's used -- I might call it kulning or joiking?
      _(herd calling or doing shamanic animal voices)_

    • @bobcoker7738
      @bobcoker7738 Год назад

      ​@@NeonCicada10:35 10:35 10:35

  • @UncleMike812
    @UncleMike812 Год назад +2

    Wow, doing this for 10 mins, has given me more projection, than have had for past 10 years.
    Thank you

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  9 месяцев назад

      That's really wow. I am happy to hear that it worked for you.

  • @interfacedesigners4538
    @interfacedesigners4538 Год назад +3

    I have been diagnosed with vocal cord paresis. I have to exert lot of pressure while talking. Voice is hoarse and annoying when others cannot hear clearly. It is over 8 years now.

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  Год назад

      I am sorry to hear that you are dealing with vocal cord paresis. This exercise can actually help to project your voice better. It will not fix the paresis but it may boost the voice that you can make.

  • @tokkia1384
    @tokkia1384 3 года назад +17

    When I learnt classical/opera singing my teacher literally told me to do this “angry sheep sound” 😂 to help develop resonance

  • @mdmaniqulislam3529
    @mdmaniqulislam3529 Год назад +1

    Thank you.
    Very effective for me

  • @OmarHelalSEVJÖRK
    @OmarHelalSEVJÖRK Год назад +1

    This is so helpful, thank you Katarina! I am grateful.

  • @ronleccese8678
    @ronleccese8678 3 года назад +3

    Who knew. Interesting video.

  • @tigressblue
    @tigressblue 3 года назад +2

    That's very interesting! Thank you!

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад

      My pleasure! I am glad you found it interesting.

  • @mohamedabdo4752
    @mohamedabdo4752 3 года назад +1

    really it is amazing and very helpful, thank you very much

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад +1

      Glad to hear! We’re you able to make that sound?

    • @mohamedabdo4752
      @mohamedabdo4752 3 года назад

      @@healthyvoicetips Yes, I can make the sound, but sometimes I find it difficult to maintain the same pitch, especially when I try to apply this to a complete sentences, because sometimes i find the nasal sound and tone interferes with the oral sound that i try to maintain, is it needs more or specific practice to avoid this nasal sound?

  • @chrisc414
    @chrisc414 2 года назад +6

    I always hear that not enough air causes the speaker to speak from his/her throat. But then I see videos like this encouraging small breaths. I always have a hard time reconciling these different tips.

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  2 года назад +3

      It depends on what vocal task you are doing. Yes, long sustained sounds need more air but loud sounds don't.

  • @ajinkyakhandare4748
    @ajinkyakhandare4748 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks mam for this vidio

  • @tanimkhanproduction8432
    @tanimkhanproduction8432 3 года назад +1

    Thank you Madam

  • @ianamargotliss
    @ianamargotliss 3 года назад +2

    Great!

  • @alinowak2619
    @alinowak2619 3 года назад +1

    Great explanation.

  • @nadinaliberatore5531
    @nadinaliberatore5531 3 года назад +1

    Thank you

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад

      You are welcome. If you have any questions, let me know.

  • @RemainForeverHealthy
    @RemainForeverHealthy 3 года назад +1

    Great. Very helpful

  • @paololucca1495
    @paololucca1495 3 года назад +6

    Hi! Thank you for your work. Can i use the sound you show at 5:40 also when i’m not speaking loud, to improve the efficency of my normal cordal adduction (?). Can we use this sound for a long time without hurting us? Or should limitate in exceptional cases? I work with kids and I’m in serious difficulties about my voice

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад

      This sound is safe (if done properly) for long conversations or even disciplining kids. I am not sure where you come from but many people already have a little bit of that sound in their voices. Now, it is a matter of controlling how much you "turn it on". You can use it when not trying to speak loud (you probably don't want to use it in quiet places or when singing a lullaby).

  • @shahrzadkhodaifar8144
    @shahrzadkhodaifar8144 3 года назад +1

    thanks for your perfect videos i learn alot from you. i was wondering if you have online classes or not?

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад +1

      Yes, I run a group coaching program for people who experience strain, tension or pain in their speaking voice. What is your main vocal issue?

    • @shahrzadkhodaifar8144
      @shahrzadkhodaifar8144 3 года назад

      @@healthyvoicetips i sent you message from fb messanger. i explained my problem there. it is mostly about my way of speaking which really effects my singing so badly. and because of that i mostly feel tension...

    • @drey6361
      @drey6361 3 года назад

      @@healthyvoicetips the coaching class you teach, is it for a specific amount of time such a 6 week program, 12 week program- etc? or does it not have a limit for how long you can stay in your voice classes?

  • @chetanbandi3
    @chetanbandi3 3 года назад +2

    Ms.katarina, should we use same amount of air to our whole vocal range, if so then how to know the exact amount of air that I should release while I'm singing or talking
    For the best outcome.

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад +1

      It’s a matter of practice. Also knowing how you create the sounds helps. For example when you create a small space that resonates high frequencies like demonstrated in this video, you don’t need a lot of breath.

  • @aegg2498
    @aegg2498 7 месяцев назад

    do you have anything on cheering louder, my friends graduation is coming upo and i wanna be LOUD

  • @obiagerinwosu3160
    @obiagerinwosu3160 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for this video.

  • @kalandriafairley804
    @kalandriafairley804 3 года назад +1

    Hello, do you have a video on messa di voce?

  • @chipsjanger6170
    @chipsjanger6170 2 года назад +1

    I'm a singer...6 weeks ago made the huge mistake of undergoing bilateral medicalization thyroplasty. The surgeon told me my voice wouldn't change. It has...I am unable to carry pitch or hold notes...or even speak without coughing. He's left me in a bad place. Can you help?

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  Год назад +1

      It's been a month after your surgery. How is your voice now? Has it improved? Very often, there are changes after vocal surgeries.

  • @reading007
    @reading007 3 года назад +8

    Amazing... most of the actors do this unconsciously to create clarity and projection.. more references would be great.. Thank You

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад

      What would you like to know more?

    • @reading007
      @reading007 3 года назад

      Would like to know the following topics
      1 - more references of actors using this technique
      2 - throat chakra and the cords, your take on this.
      3 - your views on voice texture difference between extroverts and introverts.
      Thanks.

  • @bejoyful7
    @bejoyful7 3 года назад +1

    Hi! Is this method only for enhancing the volume when speaking? Not singing? In singing, I have learned about increasing the vocal cavity and raising the soft palette to singing louder and higher.

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  2 года назад

      Hi DD,
      You can use it also for singing, it's something different from what you're talking about. If you have questions, please ask. I am here to help.

  • @mr.nobody4650
    @mr.nobody4650 3 года назад +1

    I have a question please reply, when i speak i feel pain in my throat not every time but i feel pain and dryness i don't know why i don't even speak so much.

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад

      Have you seen an ENT and had your voice properly evaluated?

    • @mr.nobody4650
      @mr.nobody4650 3 года назад

      @@healthyvoicetips not yet but I'm thinking about it

    • @mr.nobody4650
      @mr.nobody4650 3 года назад

      And when i sing i feel tension in my jaw and throat

  • @zeldathomas5196
    @zeldathomas5196 3 года назад +1

    Hello Ms Katarina I have send specialist and all a year or more ago, I had Vocal Nodules,. They are gone now, but I'm still experiencing choking and hoarseness when I talk...I have been to a specialist abd he said my Vocals are good.... it something or some excercise I need.. I been studying a following with you a long time...I even have a Vocal therapist..I see twice a week.....but it don't seem like it's doing any good...I am a professional singet....and this is devastating to me.... I need your help...I have the voice steamer, use it like you say... I do the straw. I do the massage. I FOLLOW YOU ... I TALK HOARSE.. I CAN SING BUT SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT I CANT HIT CERTAIN NOTES...I DO MY VOWELS .. MS KATARINA WHAT AM I TO DO.....PLEASE HELP

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад +1

      Hi Zelda, I am sorry to hear about your continuing troubles with your voice. It seems like you are dealing with something complex that cannot be "fixed" with simple exercises I could recommend over the internet. I suggest that you speak to your doctor and your therapist and express your concerns to them so that they can help you navigate this process. It takes time to heal the voice. It seems like you need to work on vocal technique when using your voice (speaking and singing). Steamer is a nice addition but steamer is just a steamer to improve hydration.
      And if you are not happy with what they can offer, then I suggest that you find a second opinion.

    • @Nessy-dl8wo
      @Nessy-dl8wo 3 года назад +2

      Hey! Maybe you should try to meditate and visualize yourself singing again and just feel the ease and joy of singing❤ "pretend" like you are already okay😍 (I mean just pretend the feeling of having a healthy voice). This method will shock you because our brain can't differentiate imagination from reality. Just believe you are going to be able to sing again and never give uuup!!!😍💕❤
      I believe in you! x
      🎶😙
      /Edit: btw. sorry for my English mistakes I'm not native :D/

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад +3

      @@Nessy-dl8wo thank you for sharing your encouragement. Your English is great!

    • @Nessy-dl8wo
      @Nessy-dl8wo 3 года назад +2

      @@healthyvoicetips
      Thank you sooo much!💕💕😙😙

  • @db.nayomiiii
    @db.nayomiiii 6 месяцев назад

    1:10

    • @db.nayomiiii
      @db.nayomiiii 6 месяцев назад

      Btw tysm for this video

  • @mangalamramanujam9228
    @mangalamramanujam9228 3 года назад +3

    I am 79 yr old lady,I am interested in singing indian bajans and devotional songs,I had severe reflex problem,now I am ok,but I have problems as u describe,break in my voice while singing,is it due to aging or can be cured?

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад +1

      It’s hard to say but try some vocal exercises to smooth it out.

  • @carolpriestent
    @carolpriestent 3 года назад +1

    Deaf parents and asks are affecting me greatly

    • @healthyvoicetips
      @healthyvoicetips  3 года назад

      Sorry to hear about your challenges. Do you have some strategies that can help?

    • @wheeliegoodproductions3178
      @wheeliegoodproductions3178 3 года назад

      Carol can you please explain what you mean. In what way are deaf parents affecting you? I’m hard of hearing so I’m curious

    • @carolpriestent
      @carolpriestent 3 года назад +1

      @@wheeliegoodproductions3178 o have to repeat almost everything and speak loudly while doing so - and o have a throat condition which makes that extra difficult for me and prevents my throat from healing from Overuse. They are both 93 yes old and I am their core caregiver hope that helps

    • @wheeliegoodproductions3178
      @wheeliegoodproductions3178 3 года назад

      @@carolpriestent now I understand. Thank you. Can they read? If so you can use a speech to text app. My father doesn’t look directly at me when he speaks which is annoying. I have to tell home several times on a conversation I have hearing loss. Please look at me. He doesn’t have to look on the direction of the thing he’s talking about 🤦‍♀️

  • @vinodpatel902
    @vinodpatel902 6 месяцев назад

    Encores voice laud

  • @jeffreymachado5020
    @jeffreymachado5020 3 года назад +2

    My pets are hiding from me now. Is this normal? ;-)

  • @great_India3344
    @great_India3344 6 месяцев назад

    I request you don't go about history of the subject. Please come down to the actual topic of the exercise. 30 minutes video but actual useful is only 08 minutes 😂.