Voice Help (Sorry you probably see this a lot.)

[Rid123]

Hey girls

I'm still quite new to this whole thing and due to financial problems (I really need a job :sad: ) I lack the clothes, make-up and, just about, everything else. But I have still been training my voice to the best of my abilities. I have practiced a lot but I still can't seem to get it right.

Also, while I try as hard as I can I can't keep the voice consistant. I know training your voice takes time but I would really appreciate any help/tips you could give me.

Thanks for reading
Ryan

[Tracii G]

I use the upper portion of my voice box but not so high I lose the natural tone of how I speak normally.
It takes time to find what works for you.
TY has lots of videos on voice training.
Trying to speak to high you will end up sounding like a cartoon.
Remember its your voice just an alteration of it.
I did a video a while back go search in the picture and video section under my first YT video.Its on page 5 by the way.
It might help you hopefully.

[reb.femme]

But I have still been training my voice to the best of my abilities. I have practiced a lot but I still can't seem to get it right.
Also, while I try as hard as I can I can't keep the voice consistant. I know training your voice takes time but I would really appreciate any help/tips you could give me.

Hi Ryan,

I watched this video on youtube which I found really useful, short but concise. Watching an hour vid for 3 minutes of info can be painful. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciWIzpW_X20

The separation into parts makes it a whole lot more digestible and I thought she was true to life too. Just my tuppence worth, good luck anyway.

Rebecca

[sometimes_miss]

There's a great series of voice training videos on youtube of a TS girl, candifla. Here is the youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/candiFLA?feature=CAQQwRs%3D

Here is the first that I remember that she did, but you'll have to search her channel to find the rest: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibJFGRMYPCc