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I just finished my voice training! My teacher showed me a recording from when I started training with her and it's wild how masculine I used to sound. Only then I realised how far I've come. I'm so proud of myself. To all others who voice train: please get professional lessons. It will take you much farther
Is it worth it to directly start with professional lessons? Or should I try on my own for a bit first
I did a few years of self training, and I did make progress - but the 6 to 8 months I paid for lessons was like 3x as fast and as much
ughhhhh but i rly don’t want too. i need to. i just don’t want to commit to it. i have so much phone interaction for work and it’s painful to listen to myself so much. i have no control it just fluctuates all over the fucking place ughhhh
If it's painful, professional lessons are very good for helping to deal with that. A good vocal trainer can help you get comfortable with training your voice