This is cool...It does seem to make your jaw move more instead of the lips. And I also think it helps with the air flow better. Thanks for all your tips!
Thanks for this video!!! I've been watching your videos since I found your channel a few days ago. Even though Im learning the IPA to pronounce words as best as possible, sometimes when I speak like in a business speech I sound really natural and almost native but other times I sound too robotic or like im trying too hard. I still can't figure it out why... It's like when somedays you sing really well without doing any vocal warming and other times you just simply sing awful
I commend you for your awareness. That's key to understanding what contributes to how you sound, and it's not typically a linear relationship, meaning you can not sleep, for example one night, and then sing or speak well the next day, but perhaps 2-3 days later, your voice may get scratchy. That's why it's important to discover what works best for you and do it consistently, and then be kind to yourself when you have an "off" performance.
@@rebeccalinquist Thanks a lot! I been able to speak english since I was 12 years old and didn't realize my pronunciation was awful until this year hahah so that says a lot about my awareness when I speak!!!
This is cool...It does seem to make your jaw move more instead of the lips. And I also think it helps with the air flow better. Thanks for all your tips!
I'm an Italian speaker and I noticed that I really need to open my mouth way more to sound better
Thanks for this video!!! I've been watching your videos since I found your channel a few days ago. Even though Im learning the IPA to pronounce words as best as possible, sometimes when I speak like in a business speech I sound really natural and almost native but other times I sound too robotic or like im trying too hard. I still can't figure it out why... It's like when somedays you sing really well without doing any vocal warming and other times you just simply sing awful
I commend you for your awareness. That's key to understanding what contributes to how you sound, and it's not typically a linear relationship, meaning you can not sleep, for example one night, and then sing or speak well the next day, but perhaps 2-3 days later, your voice may get scratchy. That's why it's important to discover what works best for you and do it consistently, and then be kind to yourself when you have an "off" performance.
@@rebeccalinquist Thanks a lot! I been able to speak english since I was 12 years old and didn't realize my pronunciation was awful until this year hahah so that says a lot about my awareness when I speak!!!
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