much much much needed video, please make a few more video on this; from how to maintain this lifestyle for voiceover artists and if possible, the exercises.
Jay, we're sharing one brain right now! I've found that Vocal Fatigue is the number 1 Performance Killer (for myself). Warming up before a session and maintaining vocal health is the most important routine for performance consistency. Thanks for another great video Jay!
no videos on this topic and i was searching specially for this topic from past few months but no success. finally, someone did it. i am hoping that you continue this as series.
Sorry to hear that! Unfortunately, I don't have much advice for that beyond limiting screen-time before bed (~1hr), and sticking to a routine. I got to sleep almost the same time most nights, and that tends to help me a bit.
Great tip on resting your vocal cords after a long day of recording. If I told my wife that I needed to rest my vocal cords and not talk, she would be probably very happy.😆
I have an inconsistent voice, and I need to get a more consistent sound for recording, but don't really know how. I drink throat coat tea, and snort flonase, but don't really know how to condition or prep for a more consistent voice. Ideas? Thanks!
That's a tough nut to crack, and unfortunately there's no 'quick' fix. I'd suggest diving into voice and speech training with a professional. In my experience, the best way to ensure you have consistent results is to gain mastery of the use of your voice. If you don't want to or can't work with a coach/teacher, I recommend "Freeing the Natural Voice" to get started. Lots of the exercises are similar to what we did in my MFA training program. geni.us/NaturalVoice
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much much much needed video, please make a few more video on this; from how to maintain this lifestyle for voiceover artists and if possible, the exercises.
I'll put it on the list!
Jay, we're sharing one brain right now! I've found that Vocal Fatigue is the number 1 Performance Killer (for myself). Warming up before a session and maintaining vocal health is the most important routine for performance consistency. Thanks for another great video Jay!
Excellent tips, Jay! Healthy routines are key in everything.
no videos on this topic and i was searching specially for this topic from past few months but no success. finally, someone did it. i am hoping that you continue this as series.
Glad it was helpful!
adding this to my youtube playlist as well
Awesome!
Excellent video, thanks for sharing your ideas and thoughts on the topic. Have a great day! :D
Thank you! You too!
Nice!
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I have a lot of trouble sleeping. A video about sleeping habits would be helpful!
Sorry to hear that! Unfortunately, I don't have much advice for that beyond limiting screen-time before bed (~1hr), and sticking to a routine. I got to sleep almost the same time most nights, and that tends to help me a bit.
Great tip on resting your vocal cords after a long day of recording. If I told my wife that I needed to rest my vocal cords and not talk, she would be probably very happy.😆
Same ;) It's always tough on those days in our home.
I have an inconsistent voice, and I need to get a more consistent sound for recording, but don't really know how. I drink throat coat tea, and snort flonase, but don't really know how to condition or prep for a more consistent voice. Ideas? Thanks!
That's a tough nut to crack, and unfortunately there's no 'quick' fix. I'd suggest diving into voice and speech training with a professional. In my experience, the best way to ensure you have consistent results is to gain mastery of the use of your voice. If you don't want to or can't work with a coach/teacher, I recommend "Freeing the Natural Voice" to get started. Lots of the exercises are similar to what we did in my MFA training program.
geni.us/NaturalVoice
@@jaymyersvoiceover thanks for your help!