How to Find Your True Singing Voice! WHY COPY SOMEONE ELSE?

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How to Find Your True Singing Voice! Why copy another singer when you can discover your own unique voice? Learn how to find YOUR true and unique singing voice, and then you can apply the styles of your favorite singers to YOUR OWN VOICE! Follow my FORMULA, including easy vocal exercises, and learn how to find your singing voice and develop your own unique sound and style! Plus you and your audience will have more FUN! This is perfect for beginning singers to seasoned pros.
0:00 Find Your True Singing Voice - intro
3:52 Step 1
4:32 Exercise 1
5:50 Step 2
6:31 Exercise 2
7:50 Step 3
8:43 Exercise 3
9:34 Exercise 4
10:15 Victoria's demos
11:28 Victoria's Wisdom
I have taught thousands of singers in all styles for 30 years, and have studied voice for 42 years! I always explain everything in everyday language, besides being entertaining! My videos give you quick fixes as well as long-term solutions. SING BETTER NOW! Follow Victoria’s Victorious Vocal Tips!
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@Victoria-Victorious 2 года назад

VICTORIA'S VICTORIOUS VOCAL EXERCISE PROGRAM - a different kind of singing program! MORE INFO & ORDER HERE: www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/

@inDTM 2 года назад

Hey Victoria. I tried to join the membership. The website needs to be updated with a functional button.

@Victoria-Victorious 2 года назад

Hello. I am not sure what you mean. I received several orders today and they all went through fine. Did you choose your voice type and enter your credit card info or go through PayPal here: www.healthyvocaltechnique.com/order-victorias-victorious-vocal-exercise-program/ If you are still having trouble, please send me a note through my website. Thank you.

@nickvledder Год назад

Highly recommended to the many phonies out there 😀😀. (Count Elisabeth Holmes in.)

@djaljurgomezartist965 Год назад

Great

@StayVCA98 Год назад

Hello super new here, I was wondering if this would be applicable for someone who has a Puberphonia of sort, especially if its a Male but sounds like a girl type of voice, he can do some low Male parts like it manages to somewhat replicate when singing the OG "Beyond the Sea" Bobby Dylan but yeah...

@seaglassmomma4040 Год назад

This is why I love singing men’s songs. There’s no purposeful or subconscious want to try and sound like them. I generally feel like I just sing like me no matter what, no matter the genre.

@autogatos Год назад

I’m by no means a great singer (I just do it for fun in the car) but I’ve also found I’m way more successful at singing men’s songs! I just assumed it was because I have a naturally deeper voice and not the most fantastic range, so I don’t have to (usually) worry about hitting high notes when it’s a song written for men.

@teatea1115 Год назад

I thought I was alone. I feel the same way.

@chrisl3193 Год назад

As a guy I feel the same way about women's songs haha

@annnb.47 Год назад

I do and feel the same! 😊

@nickyonstilts128 Год назад

As I got older, it was easier to sing tenor than alto, and some soprano notes are now out of range.

@patbateman9187 Год назад

You can tell this lady perfectly combines serious knowledge about the subject and tremendous charisma. Her energy is amazing. Your voice timbre is awesome as well.

@ChristopherWD Год назад

Brilliant. Really.

@runoncortisol Год назад

she's really fun to watch, full of positive energy... really reeling you in, i like it too.

@2okaycola Год назад

The Patrick Bateman?

@iggymcgeek730 Год назад

She's a vocal coach why are you stating the obvious?

@Victoria-Victorious Год назад

Thank you so much, Pat!

@anabelgraetz7831 4 месяца назад

I've been teaching voice for 50 years; this is the first time I've found a voice instruction video on line that makes sense and is very unlikely to cause any harm to a person's voice. Brava!

@AltheaDoris 3 месяца назад

This is an encouraging comment! I will follow your lead and stick with these online lessons :)❤

@galeharris6696 3 месяца назад

I agree. I was a professional singer for about 30 years, and this approach is the first one that I see as making sense. I want to do some singing again, and my voice needs exercise. This will provide it.

@BeansPredi-ch6xk 18 дней назад

First?

@katescarratt4267 6 месяцев назад

So many people are teased into silence from childhood if they even try to sing, whether they're any good or not. It's lovely to see such advice as this, and so many encouraging comments.

@dreamlodge Месяц назад

I was told to mime in the infant school chorus.

@danielbenitez6985 Месяц назад

Times have changed. Nowadays kids are highly encouraged to sing and dance and all that stuff..

@georgiakritikos4955 Месяц назад

Excellent ❤

@tamaikomays4040 25 дней назад

I fall in that category. I was made to feel as though I can't sing, when really, I was just very shy and suffered from anxiety. I'm pushing back now against that which has been sitting in my head for so long. 😊

@elizame6895 22 дня назад

This happened today me. My whole adult life i actually cry if i sing. Its such an anxiety for me i would love to get over it and sing.

@RealDystopianFrog Год назад

"Copying someone else's voice is stressful." Not for me. It's easy for me. What has been hard, is actually finding my own voice and unique style. Thanks for doing this video.

@loveanimalsmost2134 Год назад

Totally agree

@ACarter87 Год назад

You know damn well that ain’t what she meant dude

@michelleanderson7828 Год назад

Same! I can mimick female voices easily.

@sminchan3732 Год назад

She means physically stressful.

@hugoparis7606 Год назад

@@ACarter87 lmaooo

@ritalee1786 2 года назад

Dear Victoria.. I practiced your siren and uh oh and ee and other exercises & techniques yesterday. Today, when I started singing a few minutes ago with the same song I always sing. I was suprised that I was able to raise the notes naturally. I think it is the siren and the breathing support that helps me reaching the notes that I wanted to reach with ease.. I tried other voice tips from other you tubers but yours was the best. I was able to do that after watching it yesterday..You are born genius and an excellent teacher that you're able to come up with this great program. I know our native fellows will watch this and they can learn from you! 😍😍😍

@robin472 2 года назад

Oh Ij7

@TheSeeking2know Год назад

She makes it easy to just pick up basic skills and move forward on your own. I can only imagine how effective she would be in person, fine-tuning and correcting the basic techniques and introducing more advanced as needed.

@mashiko0 Год назад

Can you link this practices?

@sameerrnpanchal Год назад

😌Same

@DiegoSayron Год назад

Ah, Rita Lee, mas tu já és cantora aqui, no Brasil!

@nebisaur165 5 месяцев назад

I tried these exercises in this video.. I must point out that I'm a woman.. I was in chorus as a kid.. I never new my voice could be so.. buttery! So smooth. I've always had a deeper voice as a woman. And I absolutely LOVE singing. But I never knew how to control it. I couldn't "find my voice" so I never pursued music or singing. I am absolutely going to binge watch your videos. I got a glimpse of my voices potential. I'm so shocked. I had no idea I could sing lol thank you!!

@Victoria-Victorious 5 месяцев назад

Wonderful!

@cicicave1279 3 месяца назад

+nebisaur165 Once those who do find their voices also learn how to find their ranges too. I took a vocal class once and I def. could have tried harder & done better in the class b/c I do love to sing. But the exercises in this video definitely helped me. I learned in that class that I'm an Alto voice and if I had put more effort (and had less sore throats-got sore throats due to my own emotions at times)...I easily could have been Soprano. Also, for me personally if I want and I don't want to say I can go as deep as Baritone level, but my singing voice can go pretty dang deep to the point that I surprise myself with it and I'm like "there's no way my voice can go this low." I'm a girl btw & it's generally rarer for girls to have a baritone range level within their own singing voice alone. But I have caught myself going nasaly before & I'm trying my best *not* to do that at all.

@victoriajones9872 2 месяца назад

I got a deep voice too. And my youngest daughter is very loud 📢 thinking maybe see if this is a singing opportunity ...find her voice.

@bailchic 4 месяца назад

This woman taught me how to improve my voice in 12 minutes. Unbelievable!

@TheSouthIsHot Год назад

I'm the most non-singing person on the planet and this was fascinating!!!😍 You make me want to learn to sing even if the best I can do is sound like a banshee with a hangover.

@chezharstudios Год назад

Singing is fun. Practice and believe in yourself. You too can enjoy singing!

@Swagberryy Год назад

I'm sure you have a great singing voice~! I can't sing either and been practising when I have the time to.

@paxsemper9714 Год назад

😂😂 Me too. I am sure when i sing, it will thunder and rain

@kikiwritings Год назад

i now actually know what a banshee is because of the movie bansees of irisherin (greetings from Slovenia haha)

@TheSouthIsHot Год назад

@@kikiwritings Yes, I've never seen a banshee but they do exist from what I've heard.😄

@ericschilling9757 Год назад

She's the real thing. Uncommon but true wisdom. Yes, Victoria is sort of intense, but that's really genuine passion.

@Victoria-Victorious Год назад

Thank you, Eric!

@jessaleigha6398 5 месяцев назад

Intense and passionate vocal teacher is the best vibe. Thanks Victoria

@alecianicole3012 2 месяца назад

Yes! You can tell she's passionate about what she does... That will make her FARRRR more effective than others. And it's her intensity that makes you wanna keep watching cause it gets you pumped up... You can sound like dog poop but she makes you feel like, "Hell yeah, I can do this!" Lol. I wish SOOOO badly I had her advice about copying as a kid. I went to a singing lessons summer camp thing and I tried to sing an Alicia Keys song... And was copying for sure. It sounded terrible... I don't have an Alicia Keys voice... I sound more like Lauren Daigle. But had I just used my own voice and chose a song better suited to my voice maybe I wouldn't have continued with more lessons. But now my daughter has an amazing voice and is musically inclined. She just turned 6 but I know if it's something she's really passionate about she can go far... That is with information and techniques that are actually useful. So I will definitely be watching more as she gets older to help her achieve what I wish I could have. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with the world. 💕

@sherryzmezzo Месяц назад

I'm a 57-year-old, classically-trained mezzo. I sang high soprano in a small vocal jazz ensemble in high school and, over the course of a few years, moved over to classical and sacred repertoire. It was easy and I loved it. I sang that way for 25 years and then married a wonderful man who was a singer-songwriter and guitarist. Singing with him was physically stressful because he always placed my songs low in my chest voice. It was uncomfortable. Now, ten years later, I've lost all of my vocal technique. I never developed one for singing his songs (which he called "americana rock") and have lost my old technique. My throat aches when I sing and my voice quickly gets fatigued. Singing well is one of the most thrilling, exhilarating things I've ever experienced. I loved it. I loved being a soloist; a good musician; able to sight read almost anything; and able to step into a choir and sing whatever the director needed, from first tenor to first soprano. I loved it. But that's all gone and I don't know how to get it back. None of my teachers ever gave me information that's useful now. I'm going to follow your videos and see how it goes. So far, so good. And thank you in advance.

@Victoria-Victorious Месяц назад

Hi, Sherry! Oh, I can feel your desire to sing! Don't worry - it is certainly possible to retrain! Start back in the part of your voice that is easiest and take your time. I recommend my Beginner Playlist to get you started. **PLAYLIST for BEGINNING SINGERS, all in 1 place! Beginner Singing Lessons - FOLLOW THESE VIDEOS! ru-vid.com/group/PLaWjWxiTysDBD7MGUWCSdC4yhLzxVsEdW

@sherryzmezzo Месяц назад

@@Victoria-Victorious Thank you. I'll let you know how it goes.

@claredin 4 месяца назад

I love the frankness of this lady's teaching. A no-nonsense approach to singing. At 6:50 you get to hear the beauty of her singing.

@MichaelKutznerWOB Год назад

I'm very bad at English, but because you speak so clearly and don't use any uncommon words, I understand every sentence perfectly with my school English. Thank you very much for your valuable advice. You encourage me to train my voice more and to leave out the vocoder, including autotune. Greetings from Wolfsburg Michael (I used google to translate my comment from German to English uhm 😅)

@MichaelKutznerWOB Год назад

Thanks for the bugs bunny tip; even if that was certainly not the purpose of your video :) .

@yomurah Год назад

Aww

@fearlessart418 Год назад

FYI, there's a bit of a New York accent there.

@nome5267 Год назад

i thoughy the same, i'm bad at listening, but i can understand every word she's saying

@JamesEis Год назад

@@fearlessart418 More than a bit! But that's no problem, because she speaks so clearly. There's no reason why any regional accent should obscure clarity if one has the clarity of diction that Victoria has. She puts a lot of energy and focus into each consonant and vowel. Brilliant!😀

@abhishek07007 Год назад

I once dropped a 5kg dumbell on my foot, that was the day I discovered my true singing voice 😂😂

@catherinejames3420 27 дней назад

😂😂

@joelwaweru5511 18 дней назад

😂

@delicias.p8405 17 дней назад

😂😂😂

@ipsi_lea 17 дней назад

aha good one🤣

@jennatucci2764 13 дней назад

Omg are u okay

@kenkaneki2486 11 месяцев назад

I've been singing for weeks now, but always get hoarse after singing, even if it's a soft song. I really notice the change and freedom my voice has because of these exercises. Thank you!

@kimballjones5543 10 месяцев назад

i found my true voice when i was younger and when i was at church listening to other people sing their true voices, i never had a teacher or anything, just listen and practice and u will soon become u❤❤❤❤

@Victoria-Victorious 10 месяцев назад

I'm touched by your kind words.

@F1ash1ight Год назад

*Finally someone who gives actual, true and genuine singing advice on yt that actually WORKS! Thank you Victoria* ♥

@ritajhaggag23 Год назад

Ikr ❤

@NoLefTurnUnStoned. Год назад

So many snake oil merchants who can’t even sing that are selling their extortionate courses.

@GarviHere 2 года назад

I subconsciously mimic other singers when i sing their song, it's like you made this video for me thanks ma'am

@Victoria-Victorious 2 года назад

That's okay and pretty common. Find your own voice and then go back and sing those songs with the style you want!

@IngaVeronika18 Месяц назад

Мне 54 года, я не умею петь, смотрела с переводом. Очень интересно! Спасибо большое, вы молодец!

@jestersroute66 8 месяцев назад

This is so fun to watch. I’ve been smiling throughout the video because of how passionate she is. She really gets you engaged.

@thumper7047 Год назад

Thank you for this video. I am a disabled veteran and I love to sing. People used to say I sounded good, but now I have facial scars from my time in service. Other instructors wanted me to do exercises I cannot do since I have no upper left lip. Yet your exercises were not affected by this. It gives me something to work on/with. I might never sound good again, but at least I don't have to sound bad. :))

@martyboysation Год назад

thank you for your service hero

@ky_says_hi Год назад

Hey thank you for your service brother. I’m a USMC veteran during a pretty generally peaceful time. Much respect!

@JC_Chappy Год назад

Thank you for your service, Sir. My mom and grandpa were very musically talented, but that gene skipped me. Completely. It's ok, I got my dad's talents. But I did inherit my mom's love of singing (to my wife's chagrin 😜). But this always reminds me of my Dad's joke... The Bible says to make a Joyful Noise - and son, you make a lot of noise!

@Victoria-Victorious Год назад

God bless you and thank you for your service. I'm so happy that my videos can help you!

@vampireslayer3821 Год назад

My word how wholesome

@solevis2221 Год назад

I majored in vocal performance at a University on a full scholarship in 2010. I was jaded and thought I couldn't make money in music, so I joined the military. In 10 minutes, you have brought slightly back what took a dozen years to take away. Thank you.

@Victoria-Victorious Год назад

Thank you for your lovely post. I hope that you resume singing!!

@adriannedavison2159 Год назад

Same!! I was a performing arts major in 1996-2000 but got discouraged and joined the military. Now I"m out and wanting to dive back into singing and acting. Best of wishes to you, my friend!!

@geordiehalma7323 Год назад

It's hard to make money in music via performance, but you can always teach!

@WaifuHexstasy Год назад

I’m trying to find my voice

@androstorres Год назад

Follow your dreams

@idkanymore8881 2 месяца назад

This woman SINGLE HANDEDLY improved my voice and halped me relax my throat while singing so im more comfortable in 12 minutes

@syzygyusry 11 месяцев назад

Lady you are amazing the way you weave all your other videos into this video is actually very useful for me. People have been telling me I should sing for a long time, but I’ve always had a hard time finding where my voice was. Can’t wait to watch your other videos. Thanks 🙏🏼

@dhathaway 11 месяцев назад

Love this video! It's almost like having a wise friend sitting across from you, grabbing your hand, and saying "no, dear, this is how you do it." Victoria is definitely coming from a compassionate space. So helpful!

@Victoria-Victorious 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! 🧡

@tinalettieri Год назад

These exercises confirm to me I have a voice, which was stolen thru childhood trauma. I had actually discovered it about 35 years ago but I never got training. I am going to work from your videos, Victoria. Thank you so much. I love to sing. I have always known there is music in me and now I know my voice is the instrument I should have learned. BTW, even tho I struggle, because of lack of technique, I have virtually perfect pitch. I hear all the nuances, I just can't reproduce them consistently with my voice but I know that can be learned.

@milissawilliams2026 10 месяцев назад

❤ beautifully said. Same for me.

@elasticmachinery 8 месяцев назад

I really hope you decide to share it with us soon. Wish you the very best.

@MrJoel9679 7 месяцев назад

These are great weekly warm ups for amateur choirs. Love mixing it up with the key chords in songs being rehearsed. 😊

@allesgev 6 месяцев назад

Victoria, this is just what I needed! I was a voice student 20 years ago and miss it so much. My voice teacher has since passed on and this video has elements of all the vocal faculty who guided shy little me back then. One of my fellow singers from that time (aka my ex-husband) sent this to me, and I'm thankful he did. I remember these exercises, but you stepped it up and helped me make the connection of why I was taught to do them. Back then, to me they were just exercises for a grade. I've subscribed to your channel and will get my digital Kawai out of storage. Thank you.

@Victoria-Victorious 6 месяцев назад

YAY! Congratulations on getting back into singing! I’m happy that I can be part of your journey!

@andriottijunior 2 года назад

I'm really into the process to find my own voice. Thank you for this one.

@Victoria-Victorious 2 года назад

You're so welcome!

@TerraBundance Год назад

I'm really impressed! I've been a vocal coach for 30+ years, and I LOVED this simple technique!! Thank you for sharing your wisdom!!

@Victoria-Victorious Год назад

You're so welcome! Thank you for your post!

@frankomaticsgo6690 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for teaching little joel how to sing. He appreciated it

@pluspens2134 11 месяцев назад

I think little Joel got so distracted by the bugs bunny bit he forgot to actually finish the video

@user-hz5yb4bh5v 3 месяца назад

Isn't "Little Joel" what everyone calls your Grandpa, where he works?

@zubleo8590 3 месяца назад

Saw this on my recommended. I think the most important thing that I saw in the video is the confidence to sing like you are in a crowd even when training by yourself. You always look so confident and it delivers well

@i_amChrisJxmes Год назад

The true voice thing rings true in rap/hip hop vocals as well. Most people start off trying to sound deeper than they naturally are. Sounds better when you find your own voice.

@mrjasondylan Год назад

Yes but most rappers don't sing they talk and cause most aren't musicians there not in a particular key.

@yaglehoole5662 Год назад

This lady knows her craft. I'd paid $1000s in voice coaching thirty some years ago for lessons similar to what she taught here. BTW, practice is the key!!! Money alone can't buy you voice. You have to pay and keep working on it.

@Butterfly-if1qs 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for the love Victoria and the encouragement!❤

@Shirley-lm8gh 21 день назад

I'm on an assignment of sorts for work but I really hope I can take voice lessons when I go home bc I have noticed really strongly that people are at their best seemingly being themselves including voice. So thank you for this bc I haven't been too excited about trying to learn anything new but now I am.

@sixstringemotion Год назад

Yes, exactly. I'm a sound engineer, I have heard so many coverband vocalists try to copy the unique sound of each song they cover. They have no stamina and want more and more monitor and FX. But those who project their own sound, they're easypeasy to mix.

@KuoILin Год назад

As a Taiwanese🇹🇼, I feel that your pronouncement is very clear. It gives me some confidence in my English listening ability, maybe it's not as poor as I think😂. Also, thank you for your useful singing advice.

@magdiellyteixeira5459 7 месяцев назад

First thing I noticed too

@clecurbo9877 8 месяцев назад

Right away, I noticed a difference. I made all the mistakes you talked about, and when I applied your 4 steps, especially the first step, I knew I had forgotten to be myself first of all. Now I can go forward with confidence, all from being reminded to relax, find my voice and become confident and validated! Thank you so much! for being the Victorious You!

@lionheartdeception62 3 месяца назад

Just tried these in my living room myself and had to fight through that thought of "what if someone hears me" and the feeling "embarrassed/ashamed" But after the exercises I tried applying them and singing something "Tearing Up My Heart" which normally I strain to sing because their voices are so high and I am always trying to immitate them instead of singing it with my voice. It was far less difficult to sing that way but I cant exactly hit the same notes I dont think. I don't have any music or singing education just practice without instruction. Thanks for spending your time to make your videos and channel.

@shamrock6427 Год назад

After twenty-eight years, I used this just to learn how to speak out loud, let alone sing. Results I never imagined, overnight! The only issue is I'm so unfamiliar with my own voice, I can definitely see this taking at least a year to get the hang of. I'm no singer, but after following these techniques, I even managed to yell, for the first time! Thank you for posting this, seriously.

@TheSevonne Год назад

What happened that you couldn’t speak if you don’t mind me asking?

@ardequerade3155 Год назад

@@TheSevonne i don't know if it's the same for them but i know some people get stuck using monotone because of things like anxiety or being uncomfy with talking. some people use a fake voice without even realising

@RLane-xz5cj Год назад

This feels life changing- I have been practicing these tips for the last couple hours, and recording it to listen, and I don't think I've ever not hated hearing myself sing before now. I didn't become a GOOD singer in 2 hours necessarily, but the difference in just how much more breath I feel like I have is astounding I feel uncharacteristically optimistic about how much better I could sound with more time

@adgzz 9 месяцев назад

😭😭😭 teachers who speak like you are my favorite when I was still in school. They make me a little bit anxious or scared but never have I ever wanted to miss a class with them. Watching you gives me nostalgia and makes me want to attend classes again! ❤ Thank you for this, too.

@hkhfd6644 Месяц назад

you are the realest teacher I've found online. Thank you for teaching new techniques and reassuring the ones I already use.

@jerrimenard3092 Год назад

When I was growing up Mormon, we had vocal coaches like this help us out. I remember when one I went to told my parents I had a voice for folk and rock music. They were not thrilled but she was right. A tip I was given to stop the nasal sound was to lightly plug your nose while practicing. The air then has to come out your mouth. You start to recognize when you are messing up even with your nose unplugged.

@DJK-cq2uy Год назад

Fat deal

@stargazeronesixseven Год назад

A lot of us made the mistake of not talking or singing with our unique voice! 🙏 Thank You So Much Teacher Victoria for this illuminating tutorial of finding our true own voice! 🌷🌿🌍💜🕊

@scottyhugefellow1447 7 месяцев назад

Love your energy it glows, it reaches far and feels like a group of people on the cusp of an achievement ❤

@Angeredbobbin 5 месяцев назад

I ran across this and was really inspired. I was one of those people who sang really well as a kid and lost all my control at puberty to the point where I stopped singing cause no one wanted to hear me do the work to find my control again. I'm thirty-one now, and I'm working on getting my voice back. Thanks so much for this vid, it led me to your channel and it's been really helpful.

@chatochafa130 Год назад

This is new advice to me. The best I’ve heard in years. Lately I’ve been sticking to my own voice. It feels like starting over but at least I’m starting over on my own path and not someone else’s.

@anilover10 Год назад

I used to be in choir in high school, I hadn't really sung in over 5 years, and anytime I did it felt strained. After watching this video, I feel like I got my voice back! I'm definitely gonna check your other stuff out! 😭💕

@AsherasStudio 5 месяцев назад

I can't thank you enough for this! I've been trying to find my own way to sing, but every video gives bad advice. Your video actually helped me find that perfect voice I've been looking for! Def earned the sub, and I'll be watching way more of your videos! Thank you so much!!

@PokeMama23 10 месяцев назад

I was literally just sitting here feeling like I can't sing anymore and hating my voice and feeling so bad that I might have messed up my calling. After this I already feel empowered again to work on my voice for the first time in years and pursue music again❤️

@Victoria-Victorious 10 месяцев назад

Awww, I’m so happy that I can inspire you to sing again! I have tons of videos that will keep you busy and having fun!

@jamesbernards8409 Год назад

This seems to be the equivalent of stumbling across a gold mine. Thank you SO SO much! I don't have the money to afford a teacher.... and to have such a seasoned and quality expert who still has her passion for singing to be teaching the fundamentals for free.... Thank God for generous hearts like yours!

@WellnessWagon Год назад

I was in your class in Walnut Creek about 20yrs ago. Adult Education. I use “Resistance Breathing” + the Siren OFTEN. THANK YOU! My daughter is BIG into singing. It was FUN to show her your video. She is in School Choir + Orchestra Iowa Vocal Program. 💜🌈✨🌺🙏🏼🌺✨🌈💜

@Victoria-Victorious Год назад

Great to hear from you, Sherri! 🧡. Your post makes me happy! Have fun singing with your daughter!

@maiastniki Год назад

this is so sweet 😔🥺🥺

@oshonnawallace621 Год назад

Wow

@Jenny-jh7rz108 7 месяцев назад

I already enrolled with another teacher, but I just listened to your video and I wish I had found you first. You are incredibly easy to follow. You make it look so easy. I love your way of teaching. ❤

@SoulShyt 4 месяца назад

So grateful for this. Thank you. Never had a lesson for anything in my life and I’ve been playing guitar for years. And writing songs. This is a game changer.

@jessehutchings Год назад

I like how you are breaking down the different anatomical locations of vocal elements. I think that's an aspect of singing that eludes beginners because most of us won't have background in anatomy or physiology but obviously it's very important because we are using a complex body structure to create a complex sound!

@purplecosmichealer Год назад

I love all of these vocal exercises!!!!! I’m gonna use these a lot. I think I’m finding my own voice. I’ve been teaching myself how to sing since I was 9 years old. Thank you Victoria!

@KeyyyLB 5 месяцев назад

I always hear Judge Judy when she talks lol

@JozelhaDaArrowgal 19 дней назад

Exactly what i thought 😂

@scottievaldez4194 8 месяцев назад

This lady is amazing, her voice is amazing and so is her personality. I think her and the honest vocal coach should do a video together. Their accents together would be so beautiful

@ASortedCollection Год назад

I got chills when you showcased the different styles with your natural voice.

@ciara6719 11 месяцев назад

I’m an aspiring singer and this video helped me set scheduled vocal excersices. I love how you’re so personable and encouraging in the most real ways. Love it!

@keirswaine2183 21 день назад

Yes that's the word , personable, and not all stuffy.

@user-mw5pi6xi5d 8 месяцев назад

I live in a non-English-speaking area, so I couldn't understand the other youtuber's lectures. But I can understand your's because of your clear pronunciation and your appropriate speaking speed. And the content of the lecture is also great, so I might improve as much as I practice. Thanks for the video

@CitizenPlane 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for the advice. I always struggled to project my voice without sounding tight. This definitely helped. Funnily enough, I do not have a unique singing voice. I have a twin whose voice is so similar to mine that our choir director could not tell us apart. She ended up putting us in separate sections to keep us from overpowering everyone else.

@ogremixerz Год назад

I don't even sing outside of when I want to randomly bring up an iconic song, but this for some reason came up in my feed so I had it play because why not at 7am. This is genuinely great advice for people trying to get into actually singing, and it shows with how amazing you've trained your own voice without even having to look at who you've trained. Amazing video, love the segments for organization and sick piano. Edit: Just noticed this video is a year old because RU-vid just does that to my feed constantly, glad it came up.

@kathrynnewton8721 Год назад

Oh my goodness, that takes me back! I did these exercises when I did singing lessons 30 years ago! Sadly I never had the confidence, musical,ear, time or resources to continue. But I still love to sing. Thank you!

@norymnceri3877 7 месяцев назад

Waaao! I needed to hear this! Thank you for the video Victoria.

@mrlololoula Месяц назад

Judge Judy's sister

@quest4wildlife720 7 дней назад

LOL thats too funny

@allendean9807 Год назад

Man… you just made me realize I’ve been singing since i was 17- 38 years! I became a vocalist by accident, and hard work- it is totally possible!!

@rjsd2666 Год назад

I love how it's so easy to understand when learning from you. You don't explain with deep English and you always give positive vibes.

@illusiv2135 7 месяцев назад

Soooo glad I found you! I was actually trained to sing at a Music conservatory years ago and could as you say, “sing anything “. That was years ago and many classroom lectures ago. Now, I would like to “find” my voice once again. I do some singing seasonally but would like to take a greater part. For this, I need to find what voice I have now. Once, I was a coloratura soprano and can still sing in that range. My overall range was several Octaves… I just loved singing and music! Also, I studied Concert Piano for 5 years… I preferred Vocal performances and chose that path. I am now very glad to find you! I have a granddaughter who loves to sing also and needs instruction. She first performed on a stage at 3 years old. In a few years, she will be singing Handel’s MESSIAH with her mother and I. We have to train her voice a bit and teach her the score. She is a little sponge and learns fast! I will talk about your training with her and she if she is ready. She has already expressed the desire to learn, but the timing must be correct. Currently, she is in ballet and hip hop dance instruction! Thank You!

@JV-jc7ci 6 месяцев назад

Crazy how quickly your channel grew. I was just watching one of your video a year or two ago and you hadn’t a big number of views or subscribers. Congrats on the booming channel!

@MicahandModesta Год назад

I’m admittedly someone with a really secure classical technique, but your theory, suggestions of physical sensation and exercises are completely bang on. I just did them in bed on post-cold symptoms and they felt amazing.

@illusiv2135 7 месяцев назад

Amazingly so!!’

@ImaDoGToo Год назад

As a professionally trained vocalist and performer/studio singer, I struggled with finding my own voice. No teacher ever covered this. I've been hired to sing like Brittany and others, because I was good at emulating their sounds. I hesitated to record originals, as I wasn't happy or comfortable with what I thought was my sing-songy, indistinctive sound. Thank for this. I will be practicing these to enhance my own sound, whatever it is.

@Cori_is_flying 10 месяцев назад

I promise, I just figured out how to do this open throat. I didn’t know the terminology for it, so just said relaxed my throat. I sound so rounded and warm! I like this channel, thank you for sharing

@dyaas9930 5 месяцев назад

You have such a beautiful voice and I love your confidence. God bless you mama

@PiaRxxxx Год назад

It took me only 2 minutes to fall in love with your teaching style. Great content, thank you, Victoria! :)

@rena10009 Год назад

just found this lady, it's so nice to hear the things i've been trying to teach people for years articulated so well. I can't wait to show this video to certain people and see if they can understand these concepts in new light. that line about "singing for people behind you" really intuitively makes you understand how to open up your throat.

@moonystar6291 Месяц назад

This was really refreshing. I love singing, mostly in my car, and would like to get better at it and especially be able to sing without replicating someone else's voice. This was a really approachable introduction to taking that step.

@bridgetissac4684 8 месяцев назад

Dear Victoria, Thank you so much for your sharing❤ I really love your pace. It allows me to digest your words easily :)

@gwendolyncarter5668 Год назад

You are so animated and so interesting to watch and learn from. Very easy to engage with and learn from! Thank you so much! I have been a church vocalist most of my life, and still I am learning so much I did not know before !

@lennonholden2020 Год назад

I love how engaging, educational, and succinct your lesson was! Thank you for sharing your decades of knowledge!

@theonetruetim 6 месяцев назад

u are my favorite i will now start consuming this content with much enthusiasm. I find you to be uniquely vibrant & true. Soo happy to have found this wonderful insight & direction!

@AZtheHippie-jq3ve 5 месяцев назад

OH MY. 😮 I cannot express how much I love this. Your voice at the end made me actually tear up. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.

@tishku8885 11 месяцев назад

I absolutely LOVE your detailed intros to your videos. As a singer of 40 years...in my 20's I just wanted to 'cut to the chase' - tell me how to sing better IMMEDIATELY. This is why I stayed 'average' for so long. Not until I completely understood how to play my instrument, did I truly open up and gain access to my total range. You don't learn piano overnight. The voice is an instrument that needs to be equally understood. Thank you for all the free stuff you give away. ❤❤

@lilythebassetpuppy Год назад

Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. I was a child and teen soloist that got my solos rather easily, so I don't expect credit for anything that was so easy for me, it was the only thing I could do well, naturally. That's not a brag. It's the opposite. Because it came so easily for me, I became very lazy with it, not bothering to improve anything or strive for being better. I became complacent and comfortable with just existing in music. Today, as an adult, I wish I had pushed myself to get better and better for my own feeling of self-worth and respect. However, if I had strived to make that my goal - I would never attempt to sound like other singers. I see and hear others attempting to sing like their favorite artists and that is what ends up biting them in the rear, because in music, with competing in that cutthroat genre of art, you want to offer your audience or judges something that makes you stand out from EVERYONE. No one wants to hear a singer that sings like Judy Garland or Celine Dion, because they already have those voices in their record collections at home. Listeners want something they've not heard before and using your OWN voice is what others haven't heard before. I'm 47 with 4 grandkids now, and I smoked through half my adult life, and ended up getting a chronic illness so I don't have the vocals that I once had. However, my ears still work extremely well and I can hear others voices when they copycat another artist or when they don't hit the right notes, in perfection. I really hear every single mistake they make and every single copycat I hear. If I can hear it, certainly judges and casting directors and audience members with musical background can all hear it. I'd rather hear a singer miss several notes, (as painful as it is to listen to) rather than hearing singers trying to become their favorite artist. It's better to everyone else as well. You can work on your missed notes and tempos but you can't improve a copycat singer that won't even use their own voice. It is ALWAYS better to use YOUR talent and YOUR vocals, then to try winning over listeners by acting like you are Mariah Carey or someone that already made their voice their own. ❤ In a nutshell: JUST STAY YOU. Feel confident in yourself and in your own vocals. Judges and casting agents and directors and record producers will possibly look over minor issues if you are willing to work on them, much easier than they will overlook you pretending to be someone that you're not, and someone that's voice is already available to the public. Be you. Stay you. And if it's meant to be, you will be noticed if you are originally and sincerely 100% YOU.

@NipGrizzlySays 6 месяцев назад

So true. We forget that our voices are beautiful and don't need to copy those of others.

@littbitterst2328 4 месяца назад

I'm so drawn in to this.....like 3 minutes in!! Needless to say..I "liked" and "subscribed" almost immediately... There is something about you.....I'm so glad to have found u. You're fantastic ♡

@Victoria-Victorious 4 месяца назад

Welcome to my channel! Thank you for such a sweet post!

@littbitterst2328 4 месяца назад

Your voice is so lovely

@rontan8433 Год назад

I like your lively, no BS way of presentation and guidance! The frontal buzz and resonance is an important technique we use in throat singing, the drone created helps us to provide structure to the melodies we are singing!

@tmoldenSHS Год назад

Oh my goodness, these exercises are so fun. Unfortunately, I have vocal chord paralysis, so some things are infinitely harder on me to figure out, such as vibrato, but it's super fun to follow along to this. Thanks so much for posting!

@noemiemiholton1017 8 месяцев назад

I love listening to you tips. I may not be able to afford your lessons NOW, (my kids go first) but your videos have been very helpful and I LOVE them. THANK YOU

@TheMadHattam 5 месяцев назад

I really like your little light buddy in the reflection of your piano. You clearly know your way with the invisible arts and are a blessing. Thank you for blending sharp critique with the beautiful spirit of generosity. #TheToneoCommand

@laniebugg Год назад

This is the best vocal coach video I have ever come across! You really made me feel special and I mean it!! Thank you Victoria!

@banglopez7629 Год назад

You're such an awesome voice coach,Ms. Victoria! Thank you for your helpful tips.

@user-nl2cm1cq2k 3 месяца назад

Victoria! You are so amazing! You made me like my voice again! You must be a wonderful teacher ! Thank you :0

@elenakotsyuba9615 6 месяцев назад

I fall in love with your teaching style and voice! Thank you for such a great exercises! ❤

@jamesrunion2438 Год назад

I started chorus in fifth grade, and have been singing ever since and I'm 27 years old now. Myself and others included consider me a talented singer, but after your video here I now have a whole new additional level of 'Je ne sais quoi' in my singing voice and i love it! Thank you so much

@donutviper1 Год назад

You’re the best RU-vid Vocal Coach I’ve ever come across on here. I love your technique, how you teach and your personality. Thank you for doing what you do for people. I’m a new subscriber of yours as of today, Ma’am ☺️🙏