There are 2 common ways to develop your voice:
by rote (imitation) and by concious control.

As an infant, you imitated your parents, cartoon characters and other voices you chose to emulate. As you grew, you emulated other voices you identified with. These voice models cumulatively shaped your speech profile including timbre, accent, cadence, vocabulary and other characteristics.

For those who have taken voice lessons or special training such as speech and/or debate classes, conscious control techniques are added that further shaped your voice. These conscious control are based on techniques you perceived to be helpful.

In addition to giving helpful technical instruction, many voice instructors also encourage their students to emulate accomplished singers and speakers. So, both imitation and conscious control combine to help develop your voice.

There is a 3rd dimension that can vastly improve your vocal skills.

A clear understanding of how your voice works based on scientific and anatomical facts, not myths and conventional wisdom, is the most effective element of voice management. Knowing exactly how your voice works, what qualities are desirable and how to consistently produce those qualities will enable you to apply your voice predictably. Best of all, the improvements can be immediate and exponential.

Whether you're interested in developing your singing or speaking voice, you'll find factual instructions on the Singing Lessons and Speaking Voice Tips pages. I hope they will help you achieve improvements that will enrich your life. If you'd like further assistance, please contact me.

My professional service comes with a money back guarantee. If you're not satisfied with the result of any lesson with me, your fee is cheerfully refunded in full. So, you have nothing to lose but a little bit of time. What you will gain is a lifetime of benefits and joy an accomplished voice can give you.

Your short journey to an accomplished voice begins with one small step.
Take that step today! Visit the Singing Lessons and Speaking Voice Tips pages or contact me.