Tips for Optimum Vocal Performance of Loud and Clear
Have a glass of water nearby.
Sit upright with your feet planted on the floor and back upright.
Use diaphragmatic breathing throughout. These are deep breaths that cause your belly to rise and fall.
Picture throwing your voice across the room, hitting a target hung slightly elevated.
Project but do not strain your voice. This can be vocal abuse and lead to injury of the voice.
Inhale through your nose to help humidify your breath and prevent drying out.
If you run out of air during vocal exercises or in real life, break up your sentence into short phrases and take breaths in between. It’s better to speak a little more slowly to ensure you’re heard.
Use breath support to increase or decrease your volume. Do not close your mouth to decrease volume.