I promised forever ago that I’d start creating video singing lessons for you, and I’ve finally got all the equipment and ability to do it. So, without further adieu, below is a video describing some of the different goals you want to be striving for while warming up your voice. Enjoy!

ps – No making fun of how funny my face looks before you push the play in the comment field below (or do, I don’t really care :p).

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I’m usually not big on promoting things, but I just ran across this super cool tool, so I figured I’d share with everyone. It’s called iLift (it’s an app).

This little app gives you the ability to change the key of a song, up or down, and also lets you speed up or slow down a song.

It’s super easy to use, and selects music straight from your itunes library (so if you buy a karaoke track on iTunes, you should be able to use it just fine).

This app is presently $9.99 and I don’t believe provides you an easy way to transfer your song to a CD (I just played with it on my iPhone… nowhere else). But, it’s a great practice tool for you to use, and you can even use it in a performance if you can plug your ipod into a mixer (which nearly everyone can make happen).

Anyway, I found this earlier today and thought it was cool, so I figured I’d share.

Enjoy!
Vocal Coach Ken Taylor

It’s been a little while, but I promise I’ve got a lot of cool things in the works that are going to help my fellow singers like you!

First thing is I’m in the process of putting together a site where I can answer all your most pressing questions. So, if you have a question or two that you’d like to shoot my way to help me get the site started, ask them in the comment field below. Be sure to put your name, email, and where you’re from. I ask for your actual email so that I can email you where I’m putting the answer

Also, as a side note, I just had a new website built for my personal vocal coaching business. I’ll be opening up my schedule again in the fall to new students, so if you’re in the Memphis area and interested, visit http://www.vocalcoachkentaylor.com. If not, no biggie… just keep on the lookout here or like my “Singing Tips” group on Facebook to keep up on all the free stuff I plan on giving away!

Thanks for your questions, and I look forward to helping out as much as I can!

Happy Singing!

Sadly though, many people never find those teachers. Why? Well, frankly, it’s because if they’re that great, they’re probably teaching in a city where they can pull top dollar for their skills. Nashville, aka Music City, is certainly one of those cities and believe me, there are some great instructors there!

I have worked with many instructors in the Nashville area. Heck, I’ve even toyed with the idea of moving there myself. But, in the mean time I’ve put together a little informative site highlighting the Nashville Vocal Coaches I’d recommend. Each of the handful of instructors listed on this site I back whole heartedly, and each of them make themselves available to the world through webcam lessons.

View the instructors I suggested that teach Voice Lessons in Nashville. As a side note, these instructors are a little pricey, but they can accomplish in just a handful of lessons what it takes other teachers months or years to do. Furthermore, I find it important to state that I receive no compensation from these coaches for promoting them, so trust that they are legit and this isn’t someone trying to hustle you.

Of course, if you don’t have a $100/hr+ budget for lessons, I also fill the rare dead space in my schedule with webcam students. My lessons run $75/hr, but I also offer a rate of $250/month for 1 hour a week to consistent students. If you’re interested, simply post a comment to this article and I’ll get back with ya!

Well, I hope that you guys get the opportunity to work and grow with some of these phenomenal instructors.

Happy Singing!