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🔥 Want a stronger, more powerful voice? Join my SKOOL community VoicePowerCoach and start today:👉 https://www.skool.com/voicepowercoach/about ✅ For proven step-by-step training, try my interactive voice course trusted by thousands worldwide: 👉 https://www.voiceovermasterclass.com/70-vocal-exercises/ 🎤 Don’t just watch — practice what I teach and you’ll see results fast! In this video Peter Baker explains in this voice training exercise how to get more resonance or depth in the speaking voice. If you find that your voice sounds a little too high or you want to sound more authoritative then by simply performing some quick vocal warm up exercise you should notice a difference in how you feel and how your voice sounds when performing. Read my latest Blog Posts https://www.voiceovermasterclass.com/blog ✅ Remember to hit the subscribe button now and don’t forget to click the 🔔 bell icon and choose to receive all notifications, so that you don’t miss out on our latest videos that we upload weekly. https://www.youtube.com/voiceovermasterclass 🤗 Connect with me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/voiceovermasterclass #improvevoice #voicetraining #peterbaker 🚀 Want to improve your voice fast? Join my SKOOL community VoicePowerCoach and start your journey today: 👉 https://www.skool.com/voicepowercoach/about 💡 Remember: watching videos alone won’t change your voice. You need to practice voice training exercises regularly — that’s how you’ll build a clearer, more powerful speaking voice and even strengthen your singing voice. ✅ 🎤 For step-by-step guidance, try my highly-rated interactive voice training course, trusted by thousands worldwide to improve both public speaking voices and singing voices: 👉 https://www.voiceovermasterclass.com/70-vocal-exercises/ Whether you’re a beginner wanting to sound more confident, a speaker aiming for better projection, or a singer looking for effective vocal warm-up exercises, this training will give you the tools you need to succeed! 0:00 Introduction 0:44 Get fit 1:12 Feel good about yourself 1:54 Yawn! Yawn! Yawn! 2:28 Believe in what you are talking about 3:05 Regular voice exercises 3:58 Find your tension spots 5:05 Exercise diaphragm and abdominal muscles 5:31 The invisible straw 6:01 Use your chest cavities! FIRST of all, you need to get and maintain physical fitness – get loads of sleep, eat good natural foods, be fully hydrated drinking pure water. Be active and do regular exercise. I don’t want to sound like a finger-wagging nanny but think about it. If you want to optimise your body for anything, whether it’s running a marathon or developing a nice rich, resonant voice, get in shape! Next, feel good about yourself. A higher, or even nervous voice could be a sign of a lack of self-confidence, or a reaction to some bad things in your past. I’ve worked with people with light, nervous voices when they have the physical potential to have lovely deep, rich voices. Sometimes I find the reason is not just cute shyness, but they’ve actually had a rubbish childhood and upbringing with parents continually telling them to shut up, or school bullies draining their confidence for years. Relax - you have a right to be here. Know that most people genuinely want to hear what you have to say and will give you time to talk. Yawn, even if you’re not tired. Yawn, and yawn again, and stretch for good measure. Do this to relax the neck muscles and the vocal cords. Relaxation is the key to a good, deep, mature voice quality. After a good night sleep, listen to how lovely and soft and smooth and deep your voice is, compared with after a tense business meeting when you’re all stressed out! Come on, let’s see that yawn! Believe in what you are talking about. Totally feel passionate about every word you say. What’s THIS got to do with voice depth? Strangely, when you believe deeply about something, your voice sounds deeper too. Experienced detective psychologists know that intonation and depth of speech is often an indication of truth or lie. Convince yourself: you speak the truth. You ARE the truth. The truth is YOU. OK, now the depth of anyone’s voice is down to the thickness of the vocal cords and the size and shape of their body, but you can ENHANCE the richness and depth of your voice by simple exercises. Hum or chant low, very low, while relaxing and standing, not sitting. Don’t crush the diaphragm, don’t strain your voice; simply take in deep breaths and hum comfortably, 10 minutes a day minimum. I do this low humming on my regular car journeys between recording studios, it makes the most of my time. Low humming is such a wonderful and easy way to get a richer, deeper voice, but don’t strain it, please. If it’s uncomfortable, just go up a little until you feel relaxed and OK. #deepervoice #deepvoice #peterbaker
