Yeah… it’s upside down. One Voice has turned the singing world on its head… and achieved some astounding results. Seeing things in a different way isn’t a bad thing… sometimes it’s amazing.
We do voice stuff differently.
Maybe you're frustrated feeling like you're lagging behind… Or, you know that you've got WAY more to offer, but you just can't seem to figure it out. Private Training with a Certified One Voice Coach is the fastest way to get out of your rut and on track to reaching your specific vocal goals.
Weekly sessions are just part of picture.
It's all about your goals and how we achieve them. So wether its working in a session or sending your coach a quick audio snippet to make sure you're still on track, our aim to get you from where you are now, to where you want to go as efficiently as possible... and have some fun along the way. =)
Dedication to real vocal change.
Private training for singing has long been focused on finding a quick "trick" or what we call a "bandaid" to singers roadblock. For us, real change is the only thing that matters. If you can't make a vocal adjustment and keep it for the long haul, what was the point?
But making long-lasting change in your voice also requires that you are ready to change. It's not about "dipping" your toe in the pool of One Voice. If you really want to get where you want to go as a vocalist, you've got to change the way you've been doing things... if you can be honest, they're not working.
We're dedicated to your change... are you?
With thousands of hours of training vocalists online, we’ve learned what it takes to make an online face to face experience productive, warm, and engaging.
Online training experts.
Here is a normal weekly session.
5:55pm - Get your water, note pad, and join your coach online.
6:00pm - Your coach will message you to begin your private training session.
6:05pm - At this point you've updated your One Voice Coach on your progress and the two of you have strategized on what you'll be focusing on for today’s session.
6:10pm - Now it's time to get to work. (When starting to sing the song you're working on, you'll simply play an instrumental track from your computer, phone, or separate speaker. If you're accompanying yourself, you'll play whichever instrument you'll be performing with.)
6:40pm - You’ve now completed the training with your coach. But before you say "I'll see ya next week", you two will recap and debrief the work you did to ensure you have a clear layout for your practice.
6:45pm - Smile and wave good-bye till next week.
Teaching vocal styles with a better fit. You.
Every week we are teaching a wide variety of styles to our people. Here are a few to get you started - Pop, Rock, Classic Musical Theatre, Contemporary Musical Theatre, Folk, Country, Jazz Standards, etc. It’s like building your physique. When your body looks good, any clothes you put on it will look good too. Your Certified One Voice Coach will help you build a strong, healthy, efficient sound, and then guide you through how to shape it... or style it. This will enable you to sing any style you want. The question is, how big will your vocal wardrobe be?
We have volumes to teach you.
Vibrato, Resonancial Awareness, Neutral Vocal Tract Airflow, Slouch Singing, Breath Management, Styles, Vocal Setting, Song Performance, Vocal Workflow, Evenness of Weight, Building Volume, Build your voice practice, Song preparation, Musical Theatre Book Building Philosophies, Performance tips, Tools and concepts for building the strong and weak parts of your voice, The Sound of a Belt (heavy weight), The Sound of a Mix (mid-weight), Riffs and Runs, Default Vocal Tract Vowels, Weight Changes, Weight Slides, Coordinations Theory, Weight Theory, Performance Level Training,
And a lot more.
Our Philosophies
We want you to be self sufficient.
We are your coach in and outside of session time.
Training should be fun and rewarding.
Strategy and building we do together - practice is what you do on your own.
Discovery and guided learning.
We’ll take notes and record your session for you.
So if you’re ready to get over the vocal “humps”, say bye, bye to the “good and bad” days of vocal inconsistency, and ready to actually make sense of your voice… then one question remains…