It’s Trill Love
The trill is honestly one of the simplest and most beneficial vocal techniques that you can have in your vocal munitions. For everyday vocal exercises,…
Category: Research
Cry Baby
Coming Soon The Vocalist in the Crib: the Flexibility of Respiratory Behaviour During Crying in Healthy Neonates. Kathleen Wermke, Navid Sereschk, Veronique may, Viveien Salinger,…
Diabetes Can Change Your Voice
Diabetes is a problem. For those who have type 2 diabetes, it’s a major problem for your health, particularly your cardiovascular system. This article reveals…
Can An Instrument Measure ‘Emotions’ When We Sing?
Coming Soon. We know a happy song and a sad song when we hear it. It’s instinctive. Musically it has everything to do with pitch,…
What Humming Can Do For You
I love this study. It caught my eye because it was something that I was aware of. Humming is used in voice training and voice…
Virtual Voice Therapy During Covid Lockdown
Voice disorders account for 30% of the population and even higher for voice professional like singers, actors and teachers. That’s a large amount of people…
Keep Hydrated
Drinking water is the cheapest and easiest way to maintain your vocal health. If your voice is not sounding top notch the first thing you…
Pitch Changes During and After Pregnancy
One of a multitude of changes your body goes through during pregnancy is your speaking voice could get lower. These researchers looked at the pitch…
Can Your Weight Affect Your Voice?
What I usually try to do is to find a way to ‘interpret’ voice research or rather try to find a piece of practical use…
Using Botox on your Voice
Using Botox can change your life in ways other than what you think. For some using Botox will be essential to working, socialising and maintaining…