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How it works: Learning anatomy based vocal technique

Thought I'd make a short video outlining how the process usually goes for my approach to anatomy-based vocal technique, for those who might be curious. Remember, technique is only one aspect of what is involved in singing, and there's so much more we can work with and play with and that goes into my process working with each individual client and their different needs & goals. :) Technique Learning Process: Overview 1. Learn the anatomy & physiology of the mechanisms which control the sound or vocal task you are hoping to achieve 2. Experiment with different cues / triggers / prompts to help you find the ones that work for you - which bring in the desired mechanism setting / sound - so that you can begin to familiarise yourself with the sensation of producing that sound. 3. Use the triggers that you found and apply to various exercises, different kinds of vocal tasks, starting simple and increasing in complexity… to help develop your familiarity with the physical sensation, and the control / access to that setting / sound. 4. Once you are familiar enough with the sensation… you have the choice & control to access that feeling / sound whenever you want to! Hooray! Remember, the goal is not to do the exercises forever. The exercises are a tool to help you develop the muscles and the neural pathways, so that eventually you can access this sound / setting / sensation without even consciously thinking about it - it becomes an intuitive part of your creative expression in the moment. Video timestamps: 00:00 - Anatomy-based technique & clarity: Knowing WHY you are practicing an exercise 00:46 - Interoception - The sense for what things physically feel like on the inside of your body, why relying on sound alone can be limited 02:22 - The process of working with me: Discovery Call & Initial 1:1 Session Common goals Demonstrating your voice: Two examples Building a customised to-do list for you 04:28 - The process of learning technique Learning the anatomy Different kinds of triggers to help you find the different settings of the mechanism: Aural, interoceptive, visual, etc. Finding the right trigger/cue/prompt for you - Using the trigger to play with sound & sensation, develop more familiarity, via exercises - this is physical training Eventually not needing the triggers anymore An example from my own vocal journey - controlling breathy v s clear When technique becomes instinctive, intuitive emotional expression 08:45 - Final tips Only apply 1 new technique at a time Silent practice Your artistic choice - there is no right or wrong