Opera Singer TRICKS to Have a MORE Attractive Voice

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Today's video is about how to have an attractive voice. These are things I've learned as a classically trained opera singer to create a more attractive voice that sounds confident and pleasing. In this video we'll go over proper vocal placement, how to achieve perfect vocal placement for an attractive voice, why breath is essential and so much more. Thank you so much for watching xx Audrey
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HOW TO CREATE AN ATTRACTIVE VOICE
01 [00:11] What Makes A Good Voice
02 [00:52] It All Starts With Placement
03 [01:35] How To Get Perfect Placement
04 [02:23] Breath Is Essential
05 [04:01] Think Of An Accordion
06 [04:53] Avoid Permanent Damage
07 [06:29] Prevent Swollen Vocal Cords
08 [07:16] Perfect Speaking Volume
09 [07:53] Perfect Speaking Pace
10 [08:39] Perfect Speaking Posture
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@psicopati4581 3 года назад

"The ideal volume is below your natural speaking volume" I'm so shy that the only volume below mine is "on mute", and that actually works for me lol

@twistedspike69 3 года назад

lol yes!

@praptipanchal1469 3 года назад

Exactly!

@WRCWPLX 3 года назад

You must have a pretty and sexy voice..

@kimecosx 3 года назад

So does that mean my whisper singing is the best tone? Cause I do it out of fear of being heard..obviously 😅

@hanngav1 2 года назад

hahhahahah

@recensionem 3 года назад

Her voice is what authors describe as bells chiming when the wind passes by. It's pleasant.

@potatowarrior747 3 года назад

Honey in ma milk voice

@sofiaguerrero0969 3 года назад

Stephanie meyer described Alice cullen’s voice as “singing”. It was always “blah blah,” she sang. Of course, she was never actually singing but she sounded so feminine when she talked

@intentionalliving7326 2 года назад

Beautifully put ✨ you have the gift in writing ✨✨

@louisaccardi2268 2 года назад

Mahira: Yes, but a voice like that would put me to sleep. Further, it does not peel with a sense of authority. In certain situations you need a different type of sound and volume level.

@VictoriaWonders 2 года назад

lmfao itś highly annoying!!!

@DDspaperworks 2 года назад

As someone who has “always hated the way my voice sounds” this is definitely something that I will try. I’m done hating what I have, time to do something about it (even at 58, it NEVER too late). Thank you my dear for sharing.

@carolscott579 2 года назад

I'm 62 and hate listening to my voice (just hearing myself speak live I don't notice as much). I'm hoping her suggestions will help me improve my voice.

@Pinkrevenge101 2 года назад

I’m in mid 20’s yea I notice it only in recording

@RachelGerrard Год назад

Did it work?

@chilledjuice1 Год назад

Her tone is what I use when I'm being sarcastic lol

@alesaestrada6302 Год назад

Me too 😅

@lemonan5244 2 года назад

Slowing down when you speak is actually a very good advice and practice, I find, for my anxiety. It also allows me to appear more deliberate and confident. When I try to say everything in mind, it doesn't give give my words "currency" because no one can tell what is important and what is just a passing thought. It is so hard to do. I just realized this and am practicing and being more cognizant of my words.

@d0omslug Год назад

Underrated comment

@readyaimfire3454 10 месяцев назад

thank u for sharing this im really excited to try this out !

@CupOfTae_SugaKookies_Sprite 4 года назад

My mom talking to me: CLEAN YOUR ROOM OR DIE A PAINFUL DEATH YOU DISAPPOINTMENT. My mom on the phone 5 secs later:

@alwaysyouramanda 4 года назад

Cup of Tae, with Suga Kookies no jams & a sprite that stuff creeped me out man. I don’t care much for physical affection at times because of the way my mom was always really showy- like- putting it on. We didn’t get hugs at home! We got hit and dragged by the hair! Wooden spoon. Pffffffffff

@sraluca7156 4 года назад

"You disappointment" :))))))))) I'M SO DONE, I never heard that one before and it's golden

@TracyD2 4 года назад

Classic

@chickwithaguitar6876 4 года назад

Ha ha.

@puran9973 3 года назад

Same Here🤦‍♀️😂😂😂😂😂

@wydja3429 4 года назад

Am I the only one who didn't know she was an opera singer?! AND HERE I WAS THINKING SHE COULD NOT BE ANY COOLER.

@luissianasanchez2659 4 года назад

me too. I have to say I wanted to hear her sing.

@caviartastetunabudget9037 4 года назад

SAME

@hirorop5367 4 года назад

Wydja Right? I was like whaaaaaaat!!!! ❤️

@MsDianaJean 4 года назад

I was going to comment that I had no idea either! How interesting.

@TheLuckyRima 4 года назад

She has mentioned it before in a video answering questions from fans about herself.

@QalinaCom 2 года назад

Special like for NOT having any background music on this video! Also, I believe that you having a smile all the time gives your voice this special warm quality.

@EmmaJohnsonShenanigans Год назад

opening your mouth wider as you pronounce words and manipulating your syllables can also affect the “mood” of your voice

@juliet8076 Год назад

Funny I didn't even notice, she sounds like a musical instrument singing.

@terrorists-are-among-us Год назад

She sounds a bit too much like she's attempting to sell or seduce, but the smiling technique is a good one. They say to use it over the phone.

@terrorists-are-among-us Год назад

@@JaneSmith-nothingness @JaneSmith-nothingness it makes people sound less angry and people respond better to things they don't find threatening. Dumb but people tend to walk on eggshells to appease eachother. An honest existence is frowned upon.

@Ikigai747 9 месяцев назад

True

@erika879 2 года назад

"Conscious effort" is the secret key word that I was looking for. I'm fully aware that the sound of my voice is awful, and always been a shy person, and now that I want to practice in order to make a real change on that aspect of my life, this is a blessing to me, so thank you!

@zuribell3 7 месяцев назад

We got this

@MelissaBackwoods 4 года назад

Whenever I talk to strangers I will do a higher voice. Anyone close gets the mangirl voice 24/7.

@datcat1981 3 года назад

THIS!

@DrJMW 3 года назад

😂 My sister talks to her kids in her “mom tone” and then high pitched plus polite to strangers.😂

@johanna5688 3 года назад

You made me LAUGH Melissa. So do I. 😂😂

@mrsdragonite 3 года назад

It me. I love how you and I also have a bow and an electric guitar in our profile pics. We gave ourselves away lol

@justscarlette1744 3 года назад

Haha yes! Why (how) is this a thing! Lol

@apapapapo3171 3 года назад

A big reason she has such a "good voice" is actually because of her diction when speaking. She talks every single word very clearly and has a lot of control.

@Donna-cc1kt 3 года назад

Amen!

@shadowphoenixtarot5826 3 года назад

Yup. Enunciates beautifully.

@HalfShelli 3 года назад

I’m guessing anyone British would take exception, since they think our Yankee accent is *terribly* sloppy!

@taylorhillard4868 3 года назад

@@HalfShelli Well their accent changes every few miles, so when they sort out which one of thier versions is the "right" one, then maybe they'll have a leg to stand on when it comes to diction, lol.... 'neutral US' english (like what you see in US movies and television) is, for the most part, the most consistent and correct pronunciations. Granted US neutral does say Aluminum instead of aluminium, but other than that it is basically textbook pronunciation.

@lewissedgley5945 3 года назад

I wholeheartedly agree that! And I myself sing opera and musical theatre.

@mariad.b.6344 2 года назад

I have tried to do a lip trill, and my cat is now giving the "I'm not with her" look 😂

@vayohedge 2 года назад

You just didn't make me laugh the whole day.😂😂😂

@aquamina766 2 года назад

Mine touched my lips 🤔I wonder what she thought that I was doing lol

@marryd2nordstrom 2 года назад

i’m upstairs and in reply my pup barked one quiet sweet “ruff” 🐶 she’s down stairs lol 😅

@rrain21 2 года назад

🤣

@lilibililili2320 2 года назад

Lol same here

@KH-dt5or 2 года назад

You had me laughing out loud at 2.12 -- not at you, but remembering when I would be doing these very exercises in the car, alone at 4am, on my way to present my early-morning radio program. As you'd know, I couldn't drink coffee before going on air because it tightens the vocal cords, so I'd drive along, uncaffeinated, making all sorts of funny noises and faces. One morning at the traffic lights, I look to the side and there's a rather elderly gentleman, doing the same thing and nodding to me, with a great smile on his face. He wound down his window and called out, "I'm a singer too!". Now, I can't sing, but those exercises did help with going on air at 5am! Thanks for the memory and the giggle (and for all your wonderful videos) 💐

@preranapradeep3963 4 года назад

"Get rid of gutteral sounds" Germans and Arabs have left the chat Edit: comment the other languages which has them. It's fun to know

@elleh748 4 года назад

qwe rty 😂

@underground6116 4 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@FleurDeCersier 4 года назад

Literally. I'm German and I was like "How???"

@ivoryvignettes 4 года назад

Tschüss! Yallah! I'm German-Arab

@AnoNym-ip6jt 4 года назад

Yup 😂😂😂😂

@bridgetbadeaux3582 4 года назад

Those more romantic style tops compliment you very well.

@northstar2621 4 года назад

Right! I'm wondering where they are from

@marialovesmusicalot 4 года назад

They do!!

@northstar2621 4 года назад

@Le M. Thanks!

@faryalt671 4 года назад

it's def reformation (:

@wienernudl 4 года назад

darina it‘s called The Pinto Top and it‘s by Reformation

@cassac8049 2 года назад

Honestly, as someone who loves to casually sing, speaking like this consistently I found my singing voice drastically improved. Also, an added bonus since this technique forced me to properly breathe and slow down before speaking it has helped control my anxiety quite a bit! Thank you so much for your video!!!

@hellabella8295 2 года назад

I like her voice when she speaks normally.. it’s so inviting and nice.. Her fake soft voice is nice but clearly fake.. but good in certain circumstances.. Her voice is gorgeous no matter what..

@mchobbit2951 Год назад

Was just gonna say that. Yes it sounds "nice", but it sounds 100% fake.

@SGRmoss 4 года назад

In my opinion, trying to have a nice voice is always noticeable.

@jadejaguar69 4 года назад

There is no trying, only do

@tess439 4 года назад

@jolie cool story bro

@MagicRainbowGlitter 4 года назад

jolie why is the colour of their skin relevant?

@jessd3601 4 года назад

jolie yeah I use mine with the annoying blacks too and it really calms them down they don’t even notice lol

@spacebars9677 4 года назад

Kat Unsworth it’s code switching. Basically it’s ‘talking white’ so that others don’t perceive you as angry or ignorant or whatever negative connotations may come with your usual voice/word choice.

@ilotefft2526 3 года назад

I wish children were taught how to adjust their voices. I don’t think parents realize how helpful it would be. I was singing by age 3, and I learned many of the trick you mentioned in this video. Thank you.

@janemack2667 2 года назад

I grew up hearing my father say over and over again "modulate your voice." I was a naturally loud child! I still have trouble!

@vaderladyl 2 года назад

@@janemack2667 I heard mine say "Use your inner voice!" Lol

@justslightly7794 2 года назад

@@vaderladyl mine said "inside voice"

@shinanbarclay67 2 года назад

mine said shut up

@dawnyoshimura1171 2 года назад

If children learned this we wouldn't have 20 30sonetjings screaming like they were 1st graders

@726JeNaya 2 года назад

You are so true with sounding nervous when running out of oxygen. I never thought of that. When I'm talking to my husband casually, sometimes I find I start to sound nervous when talking a lot, it's not because I am, its because I'm running out of breath. I do often feel my voice box becoming tired to.

@brittneyrichmond6724 2 года назад

I need this for my son. He has trouble with loosing air and not knowing when to inhale while talking. I’m so glad I found this.

@rekhakataria4432 3 года назад

Can anyone please talk about how elegant her voice is? Her voice is like honeyy!!! You feel as if she's curing your ears of some permanent damage we didnt know we had...

@ChrististhereasonLecheKoza 2 года назад

Exactly ❤

@Good-DaySunshine 2 года назад

I think I saw some ppl talking about that already but yes- she has a lovely voice.

@rekhakataria4432 2 года назад

@Jefparkn 😓😓 I'm not a linguist... so won't say Ik what you mean... but to me she sounded all honeh vocals 😅😅

@Radianty_Ella 2 года назад

Healing 🧡

@Radianty_Ella 2 года назад

@@deborahahonen6949 I think your projecting.

@WhisperAudiosASMR 4 года назад

She needs to start an ASMR channel

@robertwhite7500 3 года назад

Damn finding one of your favourite ASMRtists in the wild feels like seeing a celebrity across the street ^^'

@elodie3180 3 года назад

😂😂

@ASMRyouVEGANyet 3 года назад

This is what i said! Her voice is ao tingly

@altitudeiseverything3163 3 года назад

@@ASMRyouVEGANyet To me it’s more ‘cringy.’ She seems nice and I enjoy her content, but I find her *very* hard to listen to. So much so that I rarely make it through an entire video. 😣

@kevinfalcon4488 3 года назад

In terms of ASMR voices: catplant ASMR and esc reality.

@TutuSainz 2 года назад

I love how RU-vid video channels allow us to delve into many nuances of living successfully 🥰

@ShannonMarie_aguafiestasvlogs 2 года назад

What a lovely, relaxing channel! Glad I discovered you ☺️

@burhandavid2920 Год назад

Hi friend marie

@Dr_No 3 года назад

1:30 Have voice come thru mouth (not thoat, not nose) 1:55 Lip trills - blow thru closed lips like raspberries 2:40 Accordion metaphor:breathe in deeply & slowly letting out air; let words ‘flow’ 4:55 Clear throat *gently* & avoid screaming; vocal chords are delicate 6:30 Min. Inflammation: stay hydrated 7:20 Volume: slightly below ‘normal’ speaking volume 7:55. Pace yourself & include pauses 8:45. Maintain good posture: avoids restricted airflow

@_Cosmish 2 года назад

bless your heart

@contagiousintelligence5007 Год назад

Thank you!

@WhatEver-yj5rg Год назад

Thank you 😊

@starboxrock9133 Год назад

♥️🍃♥️

@kiraflash4596 Год назад

Thanks to all those dedicated list makers out there!😌🙏

@maaryas 4 года назад

I speak at the volume I feel most comfortable in, and people say my voice is too soft and they can't hear me :( I can actually feel my throat strain when I raise my volume. How do we project our voice in a healthy way?

@HOSHl 4 года назад

I have the same issue, it's actually such a nuisance to talk loudly haha

@aisherwasher6959 4 года назад

In case Audrey doesn't answer, maybe this will help. When I was younger if I spoke naturally, no one could hear me; but when I tried speaking louder, it would feel like I was straining. After doing choir and cheer (where you have to yell healthily for hours), I noticed this: speaking from your stomach instead of from your throat can add a lot of volume to your speaking voice. It feels weird at first but really helps to project without straining your voice

@nope7220 4 года назад

@@aisherwasher6959 thank you

@jessi2077 4 года назад

I had the same problem. look up how to project your voice

@aaronlyons555 4 года назад

Sammmme

@djai3782 2 года назад

You're speaking and smiling simutanously. That's why your voice is so attractive

@LQOTW 2 года назад

I could listen to this woman speak for hours - I wonder if she also reads audiobooks.

@marikimi7 4 года назад

I actually find raspy voices to be attractive, whenever my voice is raspy I love it 😊

@Rose-oq2hn 3 года назад

No it’s very annoying

@Rose-oq2hn 3 года назад

Ppl think their own raspy voice sounds nice. To the world, IT DOES NOT! Just stop. It’s like nails on a chalkboard.

@starlessfae 3 года назад

@@Rose-oq2hn it's attractive to some ppl, and attractiveness is subjective lmao calm down

@Lotusblume.8 3 года назад

I can’t stand it. And then that fry.. ugh.

3 года назад

Yea especially with guys .. Such as harry styles , it's both sweet, soothing and raspy

@FaiGal 4 года назад

This sounds like I’m taking royalty communication skills 101

@caramellow_ 4 года назад

sameee

@KingofgraceSARA 4 года назад

Elocution😉

@voiceofhena4013 3 года назад

Hahaha omg rightt 😳

@xillOllix 3 года назад

Royals do not speak like this. It sounds affected and pretentious.

@paulominisha1891 3 года назад

haha

@debbiedebbie9473 2 года назад

This lecture sounds so sweet and peaceful it would be great to listen to at bedtime to help put us to sleep. ❤️🙂

@elissarhussineliwi5100 2 года назад

Omg your voice is one of most calming beautiful voices I have ever heard , thank you for these tips, I will implement them to my speaking

@vrockchick89 3 года назад

I absolutely hated having family members screaming across the house and expecting me to scream back. I just ignored them and they would scream at me higher once they reached my room. I always hated loud noise and causing them. Your voice is relaxing and puts me at ease, I aspire to be this feminine.

@hirunihimayajayasinghe9443 3 года назад

Ah same....

@meowimg 3 года назад

as an autistic person, this is the story of my life lol

@agatainventio9464 3 года назад

same girl, sudden and loud sounds sometimes make me literally cry for no reason, for example an ambulance on the street would put me in shock Idk why

@maryjeancoyne6587 2 года назад

So true. The only way to train them is not to answer back. Eventually they will speak to you properly at the correct volume. Don't give up.

@silviasanchez648 2 года назад

Oh, me too. And worse when I'm in a country I don't quite understand the language... I always think they're angry! :-S

@kikithepupper6774 4 года назад

My mother is an opera singer and I swear my mother is 60 and people think she's in her 20s when on the phone.

@chickwithaguitar6876 4 года назад

Wow. So it’s the tone of voice and treating your vocal cords with care.

@kikithepupper6774 4 года назад

@@chickwithaguitar6876 Yup yup!and being trained to sing well and produce nice tone of voice and learning to take care of your vocal cords

@luxuryqueen42 3 года назад

That’s awesome to have a very young voice 😍😍😍

@depeesify7811 3 года назад

My late grand-auntie (had lived more than 80 years) had much younger voice than mine even when I was still teenager. She was not a singer. I think it was genetic because her daughter (which is my auntie) has the same soft voice.

@jessieelliott3157 3 года назад

I'm a paediatric nurse and I've had people call the ward and insist I hand the phone to a nurse and stop mucking around. I also get people call my house and ask is my mum or dad are there. I'm in my 40s!! I say no they left me home alone and hang up.

@heritage.home.crochet Год назад

Wow, Audrey, I just watched this video and I'm in awe of how you've been able to transform your voice to be so palatable and relaxing to your viewers. I am starting out and I did, in fact, go and watch one of your videos from when you were starting out and it was really different. By no means bad, but I can clearly see how hard you have worked to speak slowly, precisely and softly. Thank you for that. I hate listening to myself on a video because I feel like I have such a harsh voice. But I'm so glad that there's hope for the future.

@evelyne7071 2 года назад

Your voice is very calming, and projects a confident nature

@TeenageSmoking. 4 года назад

Well my voice is very attractive, especially when I scream like a goat.

@eval4495 4 года назад

😂

@valeriarapp2291 4 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@akaribloom2076 4 года назад

mood

@anonymousme8068 4 года назад

Soo good...😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@tashanawilson4479 3 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@dianel858 4 года назад

No wonder you have such a lovely posture. I didn’t know you were an opera singer. Thank you for the tips. I’m in a ladies choir and always looking at ways of improving my singing technique. Hope you share more on this subject. Thank you Audrey 💕

@susanpablo1477 4 года назад

You have a very sweet and calm voice....

@healinggrounds19 4 года назад

Look up the Alexander Technique for great posture for performers!

@karolinas7804 2 года назад

This explains so much and why I feel mesmerised whenever I watch one of your videos! I find it super cool that you're an opera singer, too!

@alisonjetmar7437 2 года назад

I love the little insert clips - timing and content on point, well done. LOved the tutorial.

@sopermanobsessed 3 года назад

As a speech pathologist, I approve. Many of these tips will help you avoid voice disorders. 🙂

@strawberrymilk2303 2 года назад

What's a pathologist

@geewiz8253 2 года назад

@@strawberrymilk2303 Pathology is the science that studies the causes and effects of diseases.

@sopermanobsessed 2 года назад

"Gee Wiz" is correct. But I am a Speech-Language pathologist which is different. We treat a variety of disorders across the lifespan but most commonly: in children we treat speech sound articulation (like saying R words) and language disorders. And in adults, we treat medical disorders like swallowing problems and cognitive (attention, memory, etc). We also treat articulation in adults, like if their lips are drooping on one side from a stroke. I personally work in a hospital and mostly treat swallowing problems.

@strawberrymilk2303 2 года назад

Thank you @Gee Wiz and @Amanda Brady

@carolweaver3269 2 года назад

@@sopermanobsessed Bless you Amanda for your work. I knew what you meant, as I have a relative who did this kind of work *retired now* and they certainly helped so many people to have a better life. Thank you for giving your life for a great cause.

@xyz123ohme 4 года назад

She sounds like she's using her "phone" voice all the time.

@goldkhw 4 года назад

A bit "sugary," Too sweet.

@JuiceBox22 4 года назад

“Phone voice” like faking you’re voice when speaking on the phone?

@TH-eb7ob 4 года назад

Its the opposite of the lazy at home voice lol

@FukuDaiYOUNG 4 года назад

Yes, reeeaaallly irritating. I have to push through the ingenuous tone of voice to get to the content, which I like. She does have beautiful breath control when she speaks, perhaps that’s what gives it the sense of “fakeness “ rather than a real person speaking.

@deseuryderia 4 года назад

yes, but in a good way.

@madhatter909 2 года назад

that must be why I like to watch your videos so much ITS YOUR voice, it's so soothing

@immacdoshi8383 2 года назад

Getting insights in such topics is such a rare phenomenon and I am thankful to individuals like you and youtube per se to make this possible 🙏 Phenomenal

@GlittzGlam7 4 года назад

So, does she do audiobooks of bedtime stories because I really need to be read to sleep again?

@sinlobo84 4 года назад

IKR??? She's a natural ASMRist

@sarahroberts7374 4 года назад

I was falling asleep watching it haha

@chickwithaguitar6876 4 года назад

She’s relaxing to listen to I am really enjoying it. As I am lying in bed trying to rest. Love her voice. So comforting.

@zuziafruzia0947 3 года назад

@@sarahroberts7374 😂

@yousernameish 3 года назад

If only we could bottle her....

@lot3928 4 года назад

Imagine having her as your mother and her calming you down. I would always feel safe and loved

@Delton96 3 года назад

I grew up with a mother that never raised her voice at me or used profanity. I always wanted to be with her as a child. Once I became an adult and a mother, I grew an even deeper respect for her control. Likeeeeeee howwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww?????? Lol, she tells me it just comes very natural for her.

@just4music687 2 года назад

This is one of the best channels on RU-vid for self improvement. I love all your vids, thank you!

@johngoudie6676 2 года назад

I could listen to your voice endlessly. So calming😊

@carmenpeniuc2738 4 года назад

Being trained as an opera singer explains why you had such a mesmerizing effect on me since the first time I watched your videos. Thank you for your tips. Stay safe!

@thecheshirecat999 4 года назад

I would ad one tip: you often speak like you are smiling, and it ads a lightness, softness and sweetness to your voice. I love to hear you speak!

@jj-og9nl 4 года назад

omg you're right

@NN-bk3rn 4 года назад

Exactly! I always smile whenever I talk, you really sound better.

@ma333ryn 4 года назад

My vocal instructors say smiling is very helpful for opera singing because it lifts your cheekbones up. I’m not quite sure why keeping our cheekbones lifted is helpful tho 😅

@ozymandiaspbs 4 года назад

Hitoshi Shinso - It helps relax the masseter muscle, which allows the mouth to open more, which allows more O in & more sound out.

@genwilson7741 4 года назад

This tip is better than all the tips she gave! Thanks!

@DesperateForSanity 2 года назад

What an incredibly informative and elegant channel to find!

@Justanotherabnormalperson Год назад

You are so pleasant to listen to. Not only are you engaging, but your kindness really shows and it's really a breath of fresh air. I sometimes feel so anxious listening to content creators and entertainers I actually love, and I realized it's the pacing and tone that's too much for me. I just found your channel and already find you so sweet. Looking forward to watching some more of your content. Wish u all the best!

@danny4everloved 4 года назад

1:54 i think this part shows when her “normal” voice comes out. 😅 its still so much nicer than mine

@quianaelle 4 года назад

Funny! I caught it too! I replayed it 3x.. thinking THAT’S HER REAL VOICE!🤣

@alicevenuh9198 4 года назад

Lol I was wondering if I should be commenting on that...

@mimimosa259 4 года назад

Nice catch!

@hayleyc7881 4 года назад

Heard that too! I like that voice better honestly 😭

@427skies 4 года назад

I like it sooooo much better than the one she does the majority of the video.

@corina.grindeanu 4 года назад

Now I finally understand why Sharpey always did the lip trill before her shows in Highschool Musical lol. Loved the video💕

@wronglayerbutok 4 года назад

Student on a Budget I think I remember Hannah Montana doing it too!

@corina.grindeanu 4 года назад

@@wronglayerbutok Yeah I think so too!

@lyfisgud6984 3 года назад

That exactly what came to my mind!

@beatrizgray5975 2 года назад

Great information, Audrey! Your voice is so beautiful and your style is impeccable. 🥰

@HappilyAnonymousGirl 6 месяцев назад

I have been thinking of this video for the past week and didn’t know how I would find it, then RU-vid delivers it right to me in my feed. Awesome! I needed this. Thank you

@sharonc1326 4 года назад

I just tried the lip trills and my dogs head spun around and she looked at me with shock lol

@dianafeldman2826 4 года назад

Lololol!!!

@nayanacouture3523 4 года назад

🤣😂😂

@somemoresomewhere1262 3 года назад

I did it and then my cat came home. 🤣😹

@ashton5447 3 года назад

“With shock” 😂😂😂

@PoetryPetsParentingTravel-PPPT 3 года назад

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@lumis5896 4 года назад

Wow so you're a singer, big opera fan here, I would love to hear you sing!

@hipatiadealejandria2452 4 года назад

Me too.

@katyb2793 4 года назад

@@hipatiadealejandria2452 oh yes, please do!

@lilleknottensin 4 года назад

Me too!!

@belenusiskeis6138 4 года назад

yeeeess!!❤ a cover hihi🥰💌

@vandakat 2 года назад

What a beautiful voice you have, so calming and pretty! Thank you for the tips!

@beatrizmezzadra2764 2 года назад

Thank you Audrey! Your videos are always so useful.

@cateayellah 4 года назад

Quite honestly, you can sell to me anything. I follow you for just fashion, when I got this notification, I was second guessing why I should watch it, but remembered how you sound, and that to me is soothing, to also mention that you teach well. Thank you soo much. Never stop doing what you do.

@ficklekitty2169 4 года назад

My cousin said she ruined her singing voice after 4 years of high school and 4 years of college cheerleading. I hope that we can one day hear you sing!

@vixa__J 4 года назад

Fickle Kitty - I ruined my singing voice from working at a haunted voice and screaming all night without doing proper voice warmups :(

@cardiac711 3 года назад

First thought came to my mind, my cheerleader voice ruin my soft voice.

@user-vk6ne6uv1y 2 года назад

Would you do a series on how to sing and strengthen the voice please? I naturally have a softer voice and it's frustrating when I have to strain during networking events or even just eating in restaurants! Thanks Audrey in advance :)

@leahlang7454 Год назад

Increased breath support helps us get louder and shorter phrases (taking a breath where you might normally just pause) so you don't have excess strain at the end of your sentences. Hydration. Try to find a quieter part of the venue/room if you can. You put strain on your vocal folds when you have to speak over noise and you get drowned out if you aren't louder than the background noise.

@LovelyLizardLady8688 Год назад

As an opera singer myself, the lip trills were my favourite during my training. It also helped my facial muscles relax.

@fake10hourentertainment17 9 месяцев назад

It's not just the lip trill, the rolled r trill also works well too. It's interesting how the vibration from either of them forces your throat to relax when it desperately wants to strain as you sing higher.

@BTjessica 4 года назад

I started watching youtube because of the way Michelle Phan speaks. Now I am obsessed with Justine Leconte's channel for the same reason. Great video.

@jshelley5836 4 года назад

Jessica Theodoro Justine is so classy. Do you watch Aly art?

@itzelhernandez7746 4 года назад

Interesting.... I actually really hate hearing Michelle Phan. I may have something wrong with me lol

@gingerkatherina 4 года назад

@@jshelley5836 Aly arts Channel is professional perfection. She is so well spoken and educated

@jshelley5836 4 года назад

Ginger Katherina Yes I have learned so much from Aly Art. Plus she can sing!! Sooo much talent in one compact body ❤

@pjperkinz 4 года назад

@@gingerkatherina yes!

@ghostofthefallenvalkyrie3320 3 года назад

3:43 tone of voice when I'm speaking to my friends and family 3:53 tone of voice when I speak with anyone else

@Bangtanniea 2 года назад

Soo fucking Accurate 🤣😂

@CaptainMarven27 2 года назад

HAHAHAHAHA

@missnatalieOK 2 года назад

Hahaha soooo true!

@uNL4m3nt3d Год назад

i can't even form a basic sentence in front of others

@fionahannon_art 5 месяцев назад

Wow, this lady’s voice is a work of art, so beautiful to hear!

@mariab7351 6 месяцев назад

Watching this before falling asleep is the best, her voice is so relaxing

@annasmith6090 4 года назад

One of the fruits of the spirit that I am lacking in is gentleness. I hope that working on my voice will help me to speak gently with thoughtfulness

@thisopinioniswrong766 4 года назад

Get rid of gutteral voice Me a moroccan born in Germany "HOW"

@martaleja9279 4 года назад

Samee

@sabrinamourih5251 4 года назад

Lol Same i am also half moroccan and in Germany

@samghar7837 4 года назад

Morrocan born in Holland here

@Donna-cc1kt 3 года назад

Awe, sorry. But I would think in some cultures it may sound exotic and that’s nice.

@altitudeiseverything3163 3 года назад

Not “how?”, but *”why?”* German is beautiful and so is a German accent.

@em945 4 месяца назад

So helpful! Thank you so much for your efforts , Audrey.

@inth3flow 4 месяца назад

I needed this today. Many thanks for this video. The way you speak is so engaging.

@EvelynDHaene 4 года назад

Gosh, I love this girl and what she teaches

@wendithumudo 4 года назад

Her voice is PERFECT. I can't say how soothing it was just too listen to that entire thing.

@matt_wu 7 месяцев назад

Love your voice, it makes me feel calm.

@angelahenson5831 Год назад

Thank you so much, Audrey. This is such a helpful video with the way you have each tip so easily relatable and easy to remember. Much appreciated!

@user-fv8ob4dv6b 3 года назад

The minute she started speaking Me: this video works

@ztruestile8837 4 года назад

Don't forget to warm your voice up by saying "wassssssssssssuuuuuuuuup" a few times.

@SuraDoes 4 года назад

ZtrueStile ha haaaaaa hahaha

@babymae2222 4 года назад

🤣

@ifeelfantastic8956 4 года назад

This never gets old !!

@tannn_06 3 года назад

🤣🤣

@OTK_KING 3 года назад

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@mebythesea5 Год назад

You have the most beautiful speaking voice 💕 Thank you for sharing these tips. I need them!

@myrtleshawnsabido5627 11 месяцев назад

I love the pace of your video.

@Deanna52ish 4 года назад

I knew only because she has mentioned it. Would love to hear you sing Audrey.

@shamiquafileen7906 4 года назад

Your voice and the way you articulate is so soothing and I almost always find myself smiling through your vids, it could be because you are also smiling. Thank you for teaching us these tips to improve ourselves. I would love to have a soothing voice like yours. ❤️

@dimkk605 2 года назад

We want more videos like this! LOVED IT! LOVED YOU!

@ashboheme 2 года назад

your voice is so calming

@flaiirenn 3 года назад

her voice is so clear and pretty, even when she speaks!

@stephaniemacero3538 4 года назад

As a classically trained myself, I so enjoyed this video! The lip trills triggered many memories. Every time I did them my nose would tickle from the vibrations.

@taliaguo7575 6 месяцев назад

Extremely helpful. Thank you❤

@teeokeefe 2 года назад

You VOICE! it's so soothing and beautiful! She would be great reading bedtime stories or a track over meditation music. I could listen to her all day long.

@jeanneknight5297 3 года назад

I think her voice is so soothing, calm and slow. She might not be heard in a group of assertive people!

@Serel25 2 года назад

My voice takes over everything 😃

@phoenixrising5088 2 года назад

@@louse_mouse I find the accent very annoyingly grating.

@showmustgoon5311 2 года назад

Agree. That’s what I experienced. My voice and diction is a lot like hers and people talk over me in business settings. I had to get my rushed, running out of air, loud, bitchy voice to get heard which is a lot of work for me. When you speak calmly in those settings people take it as a sign of weakness

@house.music.therapist 2 года назад

@@patsmythe949 An obnoxiously loud culture that is. It should hit you when you travel abroad, if you are able to see or think of yourself outside of your own cultural paradigms that is, american and british travellers are awfully loud. Run into a group of young british and americans... its like if they were putting on a show. All the space they take, vocally, i find it so cringe.

@house.music.therapist 2 года назад

Has to do with this typical individualist-consummerist mindset that prevails in white majority english speaking countries. Like if being loud, with all the giggles and the dramatic tones, was the only way they know to feel like they are relevant, like they are "expressing themselves"

@MonoiLuv 4 года назад

Thank you for teaching me about a topic that I didn't even know I wanted to learn!!!!!

@Shiva-te6jq 4 года назад

MonoiLuv this comment exactly!

@meiwood7678 2 года назад

ohmigawds this video is PHENOMENAL! Thank you SO MUCH!

@jenny_learnenglishgoglobal 5 месяцев назад

I love your voice a lot. Now I found what kinds of voice I love to practice!

@bethrabjohn7492 4 года назад

Oh my goodness would so love to hear you sing!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

@SwagDaddy072 4 года назад

Audrey: "it's very important to always have good posture" Me: immediately stops slouching

@kaybee1776 Год назад

Love this so much. Thank you!

@amaliesmommy 2 года назад

This was so informative, and so relaxing! Thank you! ❤️

@nurshark10 4 года назад

Omgosh! I didn’t know that you were an opera singer! That’s so cool. Could you please show a video of a performance?? We would love to see/hear it. You have the most beautiful speaking voice I’ve ever heard. Thanks, Audrey! 😘

@Melissaharlowvo 3 года назад

I am a voice over artist and one of my clients just wanted me to sound more "elegant" and I was totally unsure of what that meant. Sometimes different languages mean different things. My voice its a little raspy and sounds a bit like Emma Stone. I found Audrey's tips very helpful. She sounds like a teacher who loves her job. I think you can have a beautiful voice no matter what your natural voice sounds like. Thank you! OK I get it now.

@alohachristine 2 года назад

How do you get a job as a voice-over artist? :) Sounds fun!

@jukeldups Год назад

I come back to this video every once in a while and everytime I learn something new / rediscover something I forgot about. Thank you so much for this great video, it helps me a lot (even with my English, as I'm not a native). I learned that proper speech is so important in society, as you are only as clearly understood as your ability to communicate clearly.

@t.s.5206 2 года назад

This was a wonderfully informative video, Audrey. Please make more of this type of video. No matter what the exterior body looks like, one's voice can ruin the appeal of the person. This is so very underestimated, and I believe the voice affects relationships more than anything.