This is a great interview and very useful subject. On a technical note though, the sound quality is what's called 'clipping distortion'. That means that somewhere in the production chain, the sound level was greater than could be accommodated and was clipping at the top and bottom. Really quite badly, especially when he says, "Rooted in this, we're going into battle today, I need this ten million dollars....." - You need to watch this production issue in future. Seeing as there was a professional production company involved in the production of this, either the sound was distorted in the recording you gave them, or if they were in charge of everything you probably need to fire them. Or at the very least, point out the mistake to them.
Terrible clipping distortion on his microphone (quite annoying) and that room could have used a little acoustic treatment, (we are talking about speech after all)
This is a nice video I have stuttering problems, when I try to talk I tend to get stuck when I speak and I get nervous and I lose confidence because of it. You broke it down so clear with the breath through nose I use to breath through my mouth before I talk thank you 🙏🏾
Thank u for your tips Roger Love....what I can't forget, is your advice to ....always speak in ascending like you asking question.And not or less speak in descending stair.
Have not been a huge fan of my voice and have been following Roger and practicing his exercises for a while. Just the awareness of ‘how’ I am delivering my words has been so helpful. I’m just your average and ordinary person. This has helped me so much with my confidence. Much thanks!!
Why do so many young people frequently drop their voice too low and sound gravelly? Even new younger announcers on NPR are doing this. Or they engage in what I call staccato voice where they will speak a phrase quickly in a monotone, then drop their voice. As an older person, I find such speech habits difficult to understand and very unpleasant to listen to.
it's true that how you are perceived carries more weight than what you actually have to offer, but what's less clear is whether that's a good or a bad thing, and whether or not we should promote that kind of mindlessness by playing up to it.
"People don't do business with you because of the product, they buy the product, they hire you for the job because they like you and want to be around you and believe in you. I'm going to buy life insurance from someone who I like talking to on the phone for at least 15 minutes."
hey ,if anyone else is searching for tips on how to sing well try Grathaw Fast Sing Expert(do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my brother in law got excellent results with it.
First, she is ID'd as CEO and "quaintise." Webster's (from 1913) defines quaintise as "beauty." Sorry, but ego and leadership do NOT comport ... despite the attitudes of your favorite politicians. I'll seek advice from others.
This was very useful, I didn’t realised that I spoke in descending tones- until today. And I always wondered why my speech wasn’t as impactful, I’m definitely going to work on it.
Wow. I would absolutely run away from someone talking (yelling) at me like this. Try again with less caffeine. I would not be comfortable being in the room with this interview. Yikes!!
Be really careful when you stereotype people who speak slowly, especially guys from the rural South. A lot of rural Southerners use a slow or "golly jee" kind of speach to cover up that they're whip smart, and they are about to sucker you.
This is a great interview and very useful subject. On a technical note though, the sound quality is what's called 'clipping distortion'. That means that somewhere in the production chain, the sound level was greater than could be accommodated and was clipping at the top and bottom. Really quite badly, especially when he says, "Rooted in this, we're going into battle today, I need this ten million dollars....." - You need to watch this production issue in future. Seeing as there was a professional production company involved in the production of this, either the sound was distorted in the recording you gave them, or if they were in charge of everything you probably need to fire them. Or at the very least, point out the mistake to them.
Such a great interview. I could listen to Roger Love forever. His joy is so contagious!
Terrible clipping distortion on his microphone (quite annoying) and that room could have used a little acoustic treatment, (we are talking about speech after all)
@Mini Manson yes it can help, however it wont begin to touch on the clipping distortion i mentioned
How great is that ability of making different voices!
I like the way Charlie Sheen has reinvented himself.
🤣🤣🤣
Horrible sound for a video trying to teach on the voice.
This is a nice video I have stuttering problems, when I try to talk I tend to get stuck when I speak and I get nervous and I lose confidence because of it. You broke it down so clear with the breath through nose I use to breath through my mouth before I talk thank you 🙏🏾
This guy is amazing, thanks for the interview and the download!
1:30 tipping
1:45 pace, middle voice
2:20 airy voice weak
3:10 squeaky hinge is weak
10:00 breathing 1:4:2
Awesome interview, Raquel. Thank you.
Thank u for your tips Roger Love....what I can't forget, is your advice to ....always speak in ascending like you asking question.And not or less speak in descending stair.
Have not been a huge fan of my voice and have been following Roger and practicing his exercises for a while. Just the awareness of ‘how’ I am delivering my words has been so helpful. I’m just your average and ordinary person. This has helped me so much with my confidence. Much thanks!!
Hey you're nothing but ordinary, there's nobody exactly like you in the world - Be the "you" in "yourself"!
this is so awesome
Why do so many young people frequently drop their voice too low and sound gravelly? Even new younger announcers on NPR are doing this. Or they engage in what I call staccato voice where they will speak a phrase quickly in a monotone, then drop their voice. As an older person, I find such speech habits difficult to understand and very unpleasant to listen to.
Thanks for this great video.
Thank you!
it's true that how you are perceived carries more weight than what you actually have to offer, but what's less clear is whether that's a good or a bad thing, and whether or not we should promote that kind of mindlessness by playing up to it.
Hahaha this guy is great. Good interview!
What makes him good is his natural ability to explain and teach his point too..
Getting ready for my second podcast interview Bigger and better than the first and I’m panicking lol
so much good advice ty
You got to talk like a jazz pianist plays for the mob
jesus christ this audio is atrocious
Each one teach one you have no choice but to lift your voice it's a gift you must craft it
I need a voice coach
Omg amazing
"People don't do business with you because of the product, they buy the product, they hire you for the job because they like you and want to be around you and believe in you. I'm going to buy life insurance from someone who I like talking to on the phone for at least 15 minutes."
Terrible sound quality for a video about sound & tonality
hey ,if anyone else is searching for tips on how to sing well try Grathaw Fast Sing Expert(do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my brother in law got excellent results with it.
First, she is ID'd as CEO and "quaintise." Webster's (from 1913) defines quaintise as "beauty." Sorry, but ego and leadership do NOT comport ... despite the attitudes of your favorite politicians. I'll seek advice from others.
He looked unauthentic
Interesting video, but I think his vocal approach on it is more suitable for the stage rather than for someone sat 1 metre away from him.
I can't believe this is four years ago
I also can't believe this is 7 years ago
Oof. I can hear the acoustics of the room more than I can hear him.
Hi, my voice is so high pitched squeaky.. I can’t get it to go low and strong! How can I do it?-
Will definitely order a book! Thank you Raquel!
thank you very much , great advices :)
Yeah boy make sure you find out when you're talking to Rogers girl so
Thank you. Absolutely amazing!
This man is great, but in this interview he exaggerates and this makes disturbances in the recording....creepy sound
What?
That's not because of him, it's the sound equipment lol.
His microphone is terrible, oh my god.
@@sorryifoldcomment8596 yeah, that`s my point... I`m insane in audio quality btw ;)
You pronounced singers wrongly. The g is not pronounced. It’s an “Ng” sound. Not ng guh
Amazing beyond words. Keep up the good work!
I really need this guy to coach me. An aspiration
Good luck learning anything while such red shirt is present.
Dude this is perfect?
This was very useful, I didn’t realised that I spoke in descending tones- until today. And I always wondered why my speech wasn’t as impactful, I’m definitely going to work on it.
idk i mean he has a lot of point but i felt a bit sleepy on some parts and then like i'm screamed at on the other.
I am speaking in squeaky voice to prevent stop of corona virus now !
Lol
you are great sir
Good!
10:00 so u know why you are horse xd
Thanks and God Bless!
This guy is Awesome
Great guy
Amazing !
Wow. I would absolutely run away from someone talking (yelling) at me like this. Try again with less caffeine. I would not be comfortable being in the room with this interview. Yikes!!
I know what you mean.
Be really careful when you stereotype people who speak slowly, especially guys from the rural South. A lot of rural Southerners use a slow or "golly jee" kind of speach to cover up that they're whip smart, and they are about to sucker you.
Your voice generally matches your career..Comedians have light voices like Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall..Leaders have deep ones like Obama
Hmmm I don’t care for his voice that much. I find it a bit grating.
OMG can she sit anymore guarded during the interview? I'm trying to pretend like I'm really listening, but I just want my space.
OK...
You sound authoritative, condescending, and mean.🙄