THE MIDDLE VOICE METHOD

The Secret to Great Singing:

Erase your break, increase your range and

sing with power and confidence

Are You tired of not reaching the potential as a singer you KNOW you have? Are you afraid of hitting the high notes in your song? Frustrated with your stamina? Not sounding as cool as you want to? Are you ready to find the SECRET to being a great singer? Then check out The Middle Voice Method!

What is the Middle Voice Method?  

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What Is the Secret?

The Middle Voice Method is the secret. MVM is a vocal training method that helps a singer effectively blend their registers (low and high parts of their voice) to create a seamless sound from top to bottom. Learning to bridge the gap between your low voice and the high voice without breaking or cracking is one of the biggest keys to singing great. This is the core of the Middle Voice Method. Of course, there is much more. See the audio lesson descriptions below.

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Here is an overview of the audio lessons; lessons that students of this method pay $100/hour or more to learn. You will grow as a singer like never before. Take a look at the thumbnail sketches of these great lessons.

  Introduction The Middle Voice Method

  Breath Support and Control; Belly Breathing

The first lesson gives simple and valuable instruction on the breathing technique singers need to utilize. Often called belly breathing or diaphragmatic breathing, great breath support and control is essential to creating a powerful controlled singing voice.

  Vocal Registers: Head, Chest and The Middle Voice

Learn what your vocal registers are, how to connect your breaks and create a beautiful consistent tone through out all of your range. This lesson focuses on blending the registers and lengthening the vocal range.

  Expanding the Range

Lesson 4 introduces the great range expanders- the lip roll and the tongue trill. These are awesome exercises for singing higher and lower than you ever have before.

  Middle Voice: Finding the Blend Between Head and Chest Voices

Marjorie’s story of finally finding the connection between the head voice and chest voice registers. This lesson includes examples of head, chest and middle voice on the same note.

  Understanding and Using Vibrato

This is a simple straightforward approach to finding and taming the vibrato. Learning to control vibrato and use straight tone can really help a singer communicate a song effectively. Lesson 6 includes great exercises for vibrato and straight tone.

  Vocal Care Tips for Singers

Practical steps to help you take care of your voice. Included in this lesson:

• Always warm up before you sing
• Drink lots of water
• Never strain
• Watch yourself in the mirror
• Experiment and eliminate bad habits

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 The Top 10 Problems Singers Face

and How to Solve Them

In addition to the foundational lessons in the Middle Voice Method, you will receive the The Top 10 Problems Singers Face and How to Solve Them. After years of expert instruction and gleaning from thousands of students' experience, common problems emerged. The solutions to these 10 most common problems are taught in detail. Here's what you will learn.

  The TOP 10 Problems Singers Face and How to Solve Them

Clear and concise exercises are introduced as well as tips and examples to improve the voice and overcome the most common difficulties that singers encounter. This program is guaranteed to improve your range, tone and flexibility and to help you enjoy a life time of great singing. 

    Vocal Registers

Here is a great overview of the vocal registers before we tackle the 10 problems. Marjorie gives brief descriptions of the Head, Chest and Middle Voice.

    No Power

Many singers struggle with having a weak tone and not a lot of power or volume. By connecting our singing voice to our speaking voce we can tap into a natural and strain-free full tone. Examples of how to connect speaking and singing voice. Sample practice exercise for a confident beautiful sound. 

     Stress and Strain

Singers strain when the engage external muscles to do the work of the internal vocal folds. Signs of strain are tightening of the jaw, raising or lowering the chin and tension in the neck or chest or facial muscles 

     How to Last

This lesson gives the singer several tips to help his or her last note sound as strong, robust and painless as the first.

    Expanding the Vocal Range

A consistent challenging workout that is free of stress and strain will increase range, flexibility and control.  Explore uncharted territory in your vocal range with the lip roll.

    Chest Voice Trap

This lesson helps singers’ who regularly “pull-up" notes in their chest voice. It offers help and relief for singers who strain by trying to sing too high in their chest voice. This lesson gives great examples and exercises for finding the mixed voice. Singers will also hear examples of the chest and middle voice. Listen and sing these examples and you will be on your way to connecting your registers with a smooth, consistent and healthy sound.

    Weak head Voice

Innovative sounds to connect you to your head voice. Tips for strengthening and workout your upper range.

     Stuck in a “Classical Head Voice”

Finding and using the chest voice can be new and awkward if a singer has primarily used their head voice. These tips and exercises will help you expand your range and gain power and control on the lower notes of your register. 

     Vibrato and Straight Tone

This discussion about how and when a singer should use vibrato could quickly change the way you sing. This lesson includes the 1-2-3-4-5 exercise example on straight tone, vibrato and the combination of the two. 

     Tips for Getting Those Low Notes

This quick little tip can help you gain a note or two in that lower register. Remember to speak it not to force it.

     Get Over Your Voice

It is all about the lyrics. Learn to communicate the song and create a powerful connection with your audience. 

   Motivation to Work On Your Voice

Because it will improve. Your voice is guaranteed to improve with these methods and exercises. 

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Why Do You Need The Middle Voice Method?

You need The Middle Voice Method if you are serious about singing, if you have been frustrated in not being as good as you know you can be, or if you are ready to move to the next level of professionalism whether you are a professional singer or just beginning to sing. This method is proven over and over to work for students of all abilities and experience levels. You WILL improve if you apply the techniques.

How Does It Work?

Does merely learning about The Middle Voice Method automatically improve your singing? As important as learning the right things are, like an athelete, improvement will not happen without consistent practice. And we've made that easy for you. In addition to all the lessons you see above, complete workouts for men AND women are included. See below for descriptions on these unique exercises.

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Complete Workout

   The opening track is an Intro with tips on how to use these exercises. The first 11 tracks are for female singers, while tracks 12-21 are designed for a man’s vocal range.  Each exercise begins with an example sung by a singer; the exercise follows immediately after, allowing the singer to join in when he or she is ready. Designed for a full 30 minute work-out, it is also a great tool for warming up before a performance.  

    The lip roll on a one octave arpeggio.  This is a range stretching exercise. Remember not to strain and to gently approach the high notes.

   Wa - on an octave arpeggio. Great for working out the head voice.

   Go - The next three “G” exercise are primarily designed to work out the chest and mid range.

   Gug - remember not to strain.

   Goo - use a lot of G and make a nice round oo sound.

   Nay, Na, Noo - three in a row, you must use good breath support to sing all three on one breath. Concentrate on a consistent even sound between all three.

    Muh, Buh -sing these two exercises in a row with a "dopey" sound or relaxed jaw.  Don’t strain as you move higher in the chest voice register.

   Ugh - Don’t “sing” this one so much, just “speak” it on the note.  This is a great exercise for working up into the middle register.

   Na - 2 octave arpeggio. This exercise is for lengthening the range.  Strive to sound like one voice from the bottom to the top of your register.  Don’t strain as you move from chest, to middle to head voice.  The goal is to create one beautiful seamless sound.

   2 octave lip roll or tongue trill - This great range expanding exercise is repeated in a two octave variation.  Relax as your sing form the very bottom to the top of your range.  Work for a seamless sound and ruthlessly avoid all strain.  Make sure you are singing with out pinching, squeezing or tension of any kind.

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 The Top 10 Problems Singers Face

and How to Solve Them

Complete Workout

In addition to the the Middle Voice Method Complete Workout, you will receive the The Top 10 Problems Singers Face and How to Solve Them Complete Workout.   These exercises are tailored to address the 10 most common problems singers face with laser-like precision.  Steady application of these exercises will conquer these vocal challenges.  Here's what you will learn.

  This track is an intro to the work-out. It includes instructions on how to use the 27 lessons. Tracks 2-14 are for women and boys whose voices have not changed and tracks 15-27 are designed for men. Remember to never strain. These exercises correlate with the Top 10 Vocal Problems and How to Solve Them Teaching Tracks. It is designed to be used not as a go straight through warm-up, but as a work-out to retrain your voice and correct specific vocal problems.

   This exercise uses a funny phrase to help the singer make a connection between their singing and speaking voice and thereby gain power. Try to speak this octave pattern and don’t flip to head voice or resort to shouting.

  This exercise is called the stutter technique. It will help you connect to the chest voice and gain power and a rich tone on the lowest notes. Keep a very dopey, "caveman” kind of sound.

  The next two exercises gug and goog are perfect for extending the chest voice higher. Once again don’t strain. You need to keep the larynx low so a dopey sound is vital.

  This is an octave arpeggio exercise like the previous one. Don’t flip to head voice! Remember these exercises are range specific. Stay in you chest voice if possible. If you find your self shouting to get the note or straining, lower the jaw; make a “dopier” and softer sound.

  Here is the lip roll or tongue trill for extending the range. Sing the high notes gently and quietly – do not try to push or squeeze them out. In fact you should stop when even the slightest strain appears.   Just come back in when the exercise moves back down to a comfortable spot. This exercise is great for smoothing out the ‘breaks’’ in your voice as well.

  Ow - one of my favorite sounds for finding and working on the mixed or middle voice. Wish I could patent it. It works every time!! The trick is to SPEAK it, not sing it.

  Another great sound for connecting to the middle voice. Say meow like a cat. May sound silly – but the notes you gain will be worth. You are trying to sound like a cat. Not to sing Meow. Don’t pull up the chest voice – just gently speak the notes through the break.

  The next two exercises are for finding and working out the HEAD Voice. These are great range extenders, just singing lightly - no straining!

  Try to make a small but "squeeze" or "strain-free" sound on the notes. This is an octave arpeggio. Stop and wait for the notes to come back to a more comfortable spot if the exercise goes higher than you can sing without straining. Trying to speak the note works as well for the head voice as it does for the mid-range.

  Stay tough but don’t shout. This exercise is for the chest voice only. The goal is to sing through he exercises without flipping to head voice.

  Ugh on an octave arpeggio. This is a chest voice exercise as well. Lower the jaw and keep that "dopey” sound to avoid tension in the neck or jaw.

  Vibrato, straight- tone and a combination. This exercise lets you explore and gain control of your voice as you sing with vibrato and straight tone. This 1-2-3-4-5 exercise stays on one note.

  You choose! This is an octave arpeggio for you. Sing from the bottom to the top of your range using your favorite Middle Voice Method exercise.

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BONUS EBOOK:

SING LIKE AN IDOL

As an added bonus, we have included an informative and insider look at the practical tools you need to be a great singer; strategies and information that can help you get a jump on the competition from talent shows to getting gigs.  Chapters include the following:

American Idol Auditions

Vocal Chords

What to Sing: The Identity Crisis

The Talent Show

Singers Wanted: How to Get Singing Jobs

Vocal Technique:  If I learn classical vocal technique  will I be able to sing any style well?

Improve Your Singing Range

Vocal Exercises

Become a Singer/Songwriter

How to Sing the High Notes

Guarantee

If you are not 100% satisfied with The Middle Voice Method, we will refund your purchase price in full for up to 60 days. That's right, you have a full 60 days to try it out and see if you are not making progress in your singing voice. We are so confident in the techniques taught in The Middle Voice Method, that we KNOW you will improve. So, take it for a test drive for a full 60 days!

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"Incredible system. I am finding my voice through this system. THX and God Bless!" 

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Keeping the no-risk guarantee in mind, private instruction in this method costs $100 or more. Take advantage of a lifetime of learning with this one time purchase. You will experience great benefit for many years.

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Lessons will be available instantly via streaming audio or you may download them to put on your ipod or make a CD to take with you.  The Ebook is available as a pdf file.  If you do not have the pdf reader, a link will be provided to download free.

"Marjorie rises to the top of of the line of vocal coaches! She's crystal clear about explaining the cutting-edge techniques she teaches. These techniques effected a marked difference from the very first session . . . more control that resulted in no more stretching for those dreaded high notes! We highly recommend her and her

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