what can i take to get my voice back?
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Well, hot things like tea would not help your vocal chords. I'm afraid this is one of those 'wait it out' things.
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Honey.\n\nStir honey in a glass of room temperature water and gargle with it.\n\nHave a spoonful of honey to soothe a sore throat.\n\nHave Honey and lime,  if you have a cold.\n\nHoney and ginger is good for a cough.\n\nAlso, warm salt water gargling will work wonders if you have lost your voice.
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make sure it's not dragging...limit time for giving speeches. and get a very good emcee.
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If you are a singer after a preformance drink a cup of milk. It coats the throat and prevents it from being hoarse. If you don't like milk try chocolate. Really anything thick in consistancy. Stay away from soda and juices for atleast 5 hours.
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aside from taking singing lessons, you should look up information on breathing techniques.  Learn warm up vocal exercises and scales.  All of these exercises will help to strengthen you voice.
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Learn to breathe from your diaphram (gut)   Relax your throat and let the sound resonate throughout your chest. If your throat hurts after being loud you are tightening your throat.\n\nStop being afraid of your own voice.  If they can't hear you, you are not shouting.
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stop singing, rest a while, take only warm substances avoid cold stuff...this does it for me...A mixture of honey, ginger and garlic crushed together into a paste...lick a bit and then sip some warm water, continue doing this, as you feel your throat healing, sing some simple notes...it really does work, try it and give me a feed back.
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a "how to remove vocals" can be found at link indicated using a free Vocal Remover DirectX Plugin.\n\nas indicated in the other answers "It's not a perfect process"...
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Get a voice coach. Use your diaphragm. Sing louder (high notes are easier to hit with great force and volume).
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I am not a singer by a long distance and now can hardly even talk - all thanks to an illness called cancer. Almost everyone attributed my cancer ( of the larynx ) to smoking except for my treating oncologist who attributed it to "maximum voice abuse". My job was such that I was traveling almost twenty days of each month, talking on the cellular for hours at an end, I would carry  two cellulars and two extra batteries as back up. Even on the days I was at home though less my cellular conversations would be for at least two batteries and even holidays were a misery for my family.\nSo - be careful but you dont have to be scared as I am sure you are abusing your voice as I did.
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Check Recheck. VOICE is less. Mike not working. May be MUTE is on.So see sound system. ok
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Truly what worked for me was to sing along with girls singing (on cd of course) and please do it when nobody is around.  i used to do it in my car, would sing with whatever I could and expanded my range about 4 notes in about 2 months.  (also remember to take zinc... helps the vocal chords repair)
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There are a few karaoke sites that may be able to help you. I heard that if you have certain keys on the equipment you can seperate the voice from the instrumental on a regular c/d or track.
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yeah, you need to give your larynx a rest.  Keep talking at a minimum.  Drink lots of fluids, I heard gargling salt water might help, but I don't know.  Hot lemonade works for sore throats, I don't know about laryngitis.  Did you go to the M.D.?
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Try blowing through your throat while opening and closing your vocal chords and raising and lowering the tip of your tounge.
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Luke, there is nothing wrong with your voice. It is a  normal change as you realize. The thing is that this change does not happen overnight. It is nothing to worry about. Just talk and dont try to change your voice, It will decide when it wants to change. \n\nhttp://www.drpaul.com/adolescent/pubertyboys.html\n\nHere is a link that might answer some other questions that you may have.
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Well, obviously you could start taking voice lessons, or at least join a choir, even if it's just a church choir.  Drink lots of water, don't over-sing (scream singing), keep your vowels vertical, and have good diction. These are just general tips, of course, but your best bet is lessons if you've never had training before.