Singing Lessons & Voice Training : How to Hear Your Real Voice

Learn the difference between what you hear and what your voice sounds like on a recording with singing and vocal training tips in this free online vocal coaching video clip.

Expert: James Meny
Bio: James Meny has taught the middle voice technique for years. He is also trained in the opera & classical vocal styles & has studied under Seth Riggs, who teaches stars like Josh Groban & Stevie Wonder.
Filmmaker: Todd Sapio

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[NumberOneJBieberFan]

I sound really good until i record it..... i sound like a dying cat with it record -_-

[pabloernesto19]

Well, this is not "how to hear to your real voice" actually is "what happens when you hear to your real voice..."

[bun223]

@macktheplate yeah 7 octaves sounds physically impossible, I play the piano, and I know what 7 octaves sounds like. I give him credit for trying, though! He has other good points to look at.

[bun223]

I hate my voice recorded. I swear to God I hate it! lol... Only when I have really good recording equipment and it makes me sound like I have what I consider my trademark sexy alto and not Mickey Mouse do I like it!

[RoyaltyWORKS]

@macktheplate One person has a range of three octaves Marvin Gaye

[neetrab]

@Expertvillage - Dang... only 0:57 seconds? lol! And I was getting into it too!! lol!!

Ok. I see your other vids... I guess I'm off to see them.

[macktheplate]

No one has range of six or seven octaves. This man is not well-versed in singing to even be speaking in terms of "six or seven octaves". A professional opera singer has a range of two octaves and a half octaves MAX, and a working range of less than that. Most popular songs require an octave and a third (at most). I would be very wary of ANYTHING this man says.

[MrYungin11]

i thought i was good till i heard my self

[TheRejoice7]

@StunnaHard123 thank you so much. I'm an aspiring musician, trying to make it my living, and Ive been getting really discouraged lately because everything I record sounds like crap to me. the guitar is fine, my cajon usually sounds amazing, it's just my voice...but that comment really inspired me to keep trying. I practice almost constantly, except when I'm at school. so that's no problem, haha. but thanks!

[TheShelbieThompson]

so i sound like the recording?! ugh i need to stop singing. xP

[monkeyslapper65]

wtf not a how to video

[ygkay]

huh? i thought you was suppose to teach me how to sing??