how online voice lessons work for you.
If you're new to the online experience, you're in the right place to get started. Preparing for online voice lessons is simple and easy to set up. With today's devices and advancements in video and microphone technology, I'm able to hear and see you clearly—just as if you were in the studio with me. The benefit of online voice lessons is that they're just as effective as in-person training, saving you time and money from traveling while allowing you to learn wherever you are.
If you're not sure if online lessons are for you, not a worry. It's one of the reasons I've designed the New Student Special to give singers a chance to experience the easy effective methods and get results in a short amount of time, with an affordable starter plan, you'll feel and hear what the program has to offer.
All the video apps are free, so there's no extra cost to you. Zoom is the primary choice, but lessons work just as well on FaceTime and Google Meet. Zoom is compatible with all devices, while FaceTime is exclusive to iOS, and Google Meet is outstanding for Android and Samsung.
HERE ARE A FEW THINGS TO GO OVER TO ENSURE THE BEST QUALITY ONLINE VOICE-LESSON EXPERIENCE.
With technology today, the quality of sound is perfect using the microphone and speakers on your device(s), and the video is clear, allowing you to see your posture, positioning, and breathing, just as if you were in the studio with me.
Regarding your internet:
It's recommended to have at least 10 to 25 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload speeds for the best online video lessons. Click here to check your download and upload speed.
We utilize Zoom, FaceTime, Google Duo, or Skype, which are free online video call apps. Zoom is the most used and preferred platform for virtual meetings. Zoom and Skype are compatible with all devices, while FaceTime is exclusive to iOS devices, and Google Duo is available on all other devices, including Android and Samsung.
Here's a suggested list of what you'll need to have the best online vocal training experience.
- Tablet, iPad, or computer/laptop
- Cellular Phone
- Pair of plug-in earbuds or AirPods (optional)
During your lesson, place your camera directly in front of you at eye level, at least arm's length away, and ensure it's stable so you can remain hands-free from your device. This will help me clearly see what you're doing with your face, neck, jaw, shoulders, and breathing.
IF YOU'RE USING ZOOM - CLICK HERE OR SEE BELOW TO KNOW HOW TO SET UP ZOOM TO ENABLE ORIGINAL SOUND.
Questions about the online setup?
If you have any questions about the online setup for voice lessons, please click the link to send me an email, or you can call or text me at 910-726-0406.