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Voice Over Warm-Ups

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Using tongue twisters as a vocal warm-up exercise is an absolute must for anyone who uses their voice professionally.

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  1. August 11,2009
    David Harrell @ 9:57 am

    Thanks Terry. I have a tongue twister I did in speech class in college…”Esau Wood.” I enjoyed learning it and shared it with my grandchildren.I’s on the web too.

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  2. August 11,2009
    Mike Stenger @ 9:50 pm

    Hey Terry,

    Had a good laugh at this :-) Can see why it would help so well.

    Btw, nice setup you have here, it’s looking really good!

    -Mike

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  3. August 12,2009
    Alison Cromie @ 5:42 am

    This is where my experience with Declam and Speech Team, and also my Theatre major all come in handy. I know dozens and dozens of tongue twisters and still use them regularly!

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  4. August 13,2009
    Ernie Goyette @ 11:09 am

    Thanks! I use Dr. Suess’ Fox in Socks. Diverse and difficult!

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  5. August 13,2009
    Margaret @ 10:27 pm

    Thanks for the tongue twisters i had a great time with it

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  6. September 24,2010
    Howard Ellison @ 2:01 pm

    Hi Terry. Got any software for chopping out delinquent F-words? My drama coach of long-ago had a safer warmup, for vowels: ma na la, may nay lay, mee, nee, lee, moo noo loo …very fast. It’s my standard level-check.
    Oh, and there’s a handy one for looping a ‘crowd murmur’ effect “Soda water syphons, soda water syphons”. Daft game isn’t it, but ever fun!

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  7. November 12,2010
    information technology @ 9:25 am

    Valuable info. Lucky me I found your site by accident, I bookmarked it.

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  8. November 16,2010
    Greg Burrows @ 11:50 am

    Hi I am a radio announcer, been doing it since 1976, although I took many years off to do other things I wanted to do. But I am getting back into it and have a part time job starting soon at a local country station. I need more work though and was wondering if there are any voiceover work I could do from home. Actually, my wife was in radio too and she would like to do that too on the side from home.

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  9. January 16,2012
    Dee @ 11:58 am

    I have just recently become interested in voice-overs. I had found a website that was giving me the opportunity to record and send it “somewhere” for an evaluation. Now I cannot find it. I practiced the script(s), then lost the website. Can you help me with any of those sites? I would love to see what kind of an evaluation I might get. I have no training in voice-overs; however, I am a singer/songwriter. Can you help?

    I enjoyed your video on tongue twisters!

    Thanks.

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