James wrote: How about an echo instead of a recording ?>>>>
Actually, I’d forgotten about that idea! I had an adult man student who
owned a bread making business.. he had one of those huge panel trucks
for deliver. I was trying to help him use more breath pressure instead
of tightening his largynx muscles for high notes and he was perceiving
his voice as sounding nasal and thin when I was saying his voice sounded
great. One day he practiced with his voice lesson tape while driving in
his bread truck, empty.. and the wall that is usually between the
driver’s cab and the cabin of the truck was gone, so his voice
reverberated all through the truck.. thus he “heard” how I was hearing
him and came to his next lesson all excited and of course it was easier
to teach him after that, too. Now, if there just was a big cathedral or
canyon somewhere nearby my studio!
Deanna
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