The History Of Perfect Voice

The Perfect Voice Method demonstrates its unwavering reliability.

We discovered the voice method, which restores and elevates voices to astounding power, beauty, and flexibility. The joy and freedom it brings is nothing short of exhilarating. It is life changing.

It is an immense privilege to teach this Method to all those looking for lasting results and those with remarkable talent that may have been overlooked and underestimated.

Perfect Voice guides you towards realizing your loftiest aspirations and dreams.

It effectively mitigates the strain and disruptions caused by unhealthy vocal habits, paving the way for a more harmonious vocal experience.

Perfect Voice’s methodology enhances, fortifies, and safeguards your vocal capabilities. Ultimately, it equips you with enduring tools to effectively manage and maintain your Voice throughout your lifetime.

The first difference is its groundbreaking philosophy: “We train the vocal organ and not the voice.” This principle shook the foundation of my teaching beliefs. It forced me to reevaluate everything I thought I knew about voice.

It made me realize that any method that doesn’t prioritize the development of the vocal organ is fundamentally flawed.

Developing exceptional muscle strength is crucial for this process, and it involves activating a dormant muscle we all possess. Although we use and develop this muscle during infancy, its capabilities, connections, and functions diminish as we age.

The Perfect Voice Method has rediscovered this overlooked marvel hidden in plain sight, like a delicate violet flower concealed in the grass. It is discoverable and achievable for anyone who desires it.

Yes, there are physiological challenges:

Strange as it may seem, the first step toward developing a super-voice begins in the brain. The ambitious singer or speaker must gain control of the Voice muscle, the Hyo-Glossus, to the Singing bone, or the Hyoid-Bone. The average person does not know that such a muscle and bone exists. Neither do they know that one can isolate and exercise it. 

The hyoglossus muscles are the crucial and inseparable link between the tongue, hyoid bone, and larynx. These muscles are often underdeveloped in most individuals, leading to compromised vocal function. 

These weak foundational tongue muscles undermine the capabilities and strength of the entire vocal and breathing apparatus, making it exceedingly difficult to produce reliable tones.

The scientific approach of the Perfect Voice Method and its transformative exercises are the key to unlocking all the vocal capabilities and potentials.

To build a formidable voice, we must develop the strength of the hyoglossi to stabilize the hyoid bone and ensure that the larynx remains in a stable, balanced position. This will allow all the parts of the vocal organ to coordinate smoothly.

This Method prevents the displacement of the extrinsic muscle groups that affect the larynx. Traditional vocal techniques, such as scales, voice placement, and managing physical sensations and sounds, only touch the surface. 

It often fails to provide the necessary consistency and capability of tone and vocal range expansion. A balanced, robust sound and vocal power are achieved when the hyoglossi-support activates all the vocal and breathing mechanisms. 

This is the path to vocal Mastery, where speaking and singing become an effortless and authentic expression of oneself. Performers are now enabled to navigate challenging vocal passages with accurate precision.

I departed from traditional concepts of voice training: 

For example, suppose the sound lacks depth, versatility, power, or range. In that case, it indicates a weakness in the hyoglossi muscles, which can escalate further problems like the proper coordination and alignment of the voice box components and its associated muscles. 

No number of scales or vocal exercises will remedy this problem. A fine artistic voice indicates well-developed and active cord-stretching muscles. Conversely, a voice lacking artistic capabilities suggests otherwise. I learned that a comprehensive program for proper voice-building is needed to ensure the correct development of the extrinsic muscles of the larynx. The Perfect Voice Method enables me to be the vocal coach I always wanted to be.

The Perfect Voice Method and its transformative exercises are the key to unlocking all our vocal capabilities and potential. 

To build the Perfect Voice, we must develop the strength of the hyoglossi to stabilize the hyoid bone. 

Control of the hyoglossi to the hyoid bone prevents the displacement of the extrinsic muscle groups that affect the larynx. 

Traditional vocal techniques, such as scales, voice placement, and managing physical sensations and sounds, only touch the surface. Such methods often fail to provide the necessary consistency and capability of tone and vocal range expansion. 

This is the path to vocal Mastery, where speaking and singing becomes an effortless art, an authentic expression of oneself. 

Performers are now able to navigate challenging vocal passages with accurate precision.

They can transition seamlessly across registers and convey the intended message with engaged emotion and unwavering confidence.