when saying a cheer how do you get your voice to sound choppy, loud, and deep?
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put you hand over your abdoman and say words if you can feel you abs moving then its choppy if you cant then try saying each word one by one and say each syllable
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speak into the microphone
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besides practicing, you have to take care of your voice, which means no smoking and no drinking. Hydrate yourself with a lot of water. Water does wonders to the voice and it thins out the mucous, which is what you want. Lessen the caffience. Drink Hot Tea and eat ginger, it helps a lot. Also do some vocal eases, and sing in front of people, this helps you in performance mode as well as performance practice. Find a good vocal teacher who knows different styles of music. The more styles of music you know, the better of you will be. practice in increments of 30-45 minutes 3 times a day and sing 5/7 days. i know practicing is a killer, but it helps a lot in the final performance.:O)
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I am 25 and have been singing since I was in kindergarten and the one thing I have learned is to never strain to get out of your range, it hurts and to be perfectly honest, it probably doesn't sound as good as you think it does.  Remember this visual:  you always want to be soaring on top of that note, not struggling to touch it from underneath!  I would have a Dr look at it to let you know b/c contrary to one of the afformentioned answers you can, in fact, damage your vocal chords.
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Oh! Yes! I love this! I've been cheerleading since 1st grade and I'm a pro. Pointers:\nthey look for awesome toetouches so PRACTICE\nTIGHT MOTIONS, pretend you are knocking down a brick wall\ngood voices, no high-pitched voices\nSMILE SMILE SMILE\nDon't slouch while you're waiting! Cheer stance! (Legs more than shoulder-width apart and hands and arms firmly places behind legs)\nBE LOUD BE PROUD and don't act like you're just in it for the uniform!\nGood Luck! Remember these and practice and you'll be a pro soon enough!
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Scream a lot and whisper a lot. Those both stress your voice a ton. lol That's a funny question though! Good luck!
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There are a few software programs that do this. Two of the better ones are...\n\nKaraoke Sound Tools - http://www.karaoke-software.net/karaoke-sound-tools.html\nVogone Advanced Vocal Eliminator - http://www.karaoke-software.net/vogone.html
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Don't cheer unless you want to do well in the sport.  You will be bruised & sore.  Every cheerleader gets kicked in the face at least once... it takes a lot of strength.  It's not a giggle fest like some people think.
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Suck halls, don't speak if you can, have ice cream, hot chocolate (though, not too hot), soup (not too hot), and anything liquidy or creamy. Don't forget some medicine for this stuff. Don't forget some rest. If all else fails (and you don't have a solo) sing what you can and mouth the words.
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There are at least two ways to lower your pitch.  First, many people hold their heads tilted up when speaking.  This makes it difficult to lower your pitch.  If you naturally hold tilt your heat up, make sure your head is tilted forward.  Second, you can lower your pitch by moving the larynx down in your throat.  The larynx is the place where the speech sound originates; you can find it by touching your "Adam's apple".  If you concentrate, you should be able to actually physically move your larynx down, which will lower your pitch.\n\nTo decrease the rate of your speech, make the pauses between phrases longer.  Native speakers of English naturally make pauses in between phrases.  Making these pauses in the right places will give the impression that you are talking slower, because people will have more time to think after you've said each phrase.  In general, make a pause after a key word, every three to five words or so.\n\nPeople who are really good at this are newscasters.  You can practice by listening to news programs and imitating their pitch and rate.
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Its always good to break the ice with a joke or witty remark. Dont worry about being nervous and shaky, if you are doing a speech for school everyone knows what you feel like. Be your natural self - dont try to be extremely proper or news anchorman like. Just be yourself, study what you wanna say, so you dont have to use to many notes. Use gestures and mimik where appropriate.
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well, i'm kind of a perfectionist when it comes to things like this...i make sure know my material, and have all my note cards in order. then, about a 1/2 - an hour beforehand i start doing deep breathing and stretching...it really works. practice your speech while looking in a mirror so you can see your facial expressions...practice reciting it to friends/family and get their feedback. while you're giving your speech, focus on ppl in the audience you know, and look at them from time-to-time. if you don't have to stand at a podium, move around a bit as you give your speech. try not to say "um" a lot...it makes it sound as if you don't know your material. try to smile at specific points in your speech material...if it's appropriate. that will make you look comfortable to your audience. i'm sure you will do a great job!! best of luck.
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Start off saying something common (like the pledge of allegiance) and do it everyday. Listen to the way it should be done and work to imitate it precisely. What you want to do is focus on your vowels first. If you can get the vowels to sound out, the rest will come pretty easy. Also try listening to french audio, even music while you are sleeping. The more you hear it, the more you will be able to enunciate properly. And don't try to roll the R's. The correct way to sound them will come once you get the vowels right.
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It is the warm ups you do before actually singing. You would do the scale with different sounds like "me me me me", "me my mo ma moo", "lee lee lee", "oooo oooo" etc.
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The beauty of cheering for basketball is the sound of the floor & the players can actually hear the crowd.  Do cheers with stomps & claps (make sure you teach some of your friends in the crowd).  With the crowd as backup, you can build while they keep the pace.\nClap your hands, stop your feet, & listen to the sound of the ** beat, it goes (insert a stop/clap sequence of your choice) Repeat\nHey, let's hear it, stand up & cheer <load stunts> M H S, yell it, M H S\nAbout has some good ideas for cheers, but they're not too hard to create on your own & those usually end up being the most fun.
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When I sing Evanascence songs, I make sure to take a deap breath before notes that I know are going to be long, powerful, or need to be loud.  Then just make sure that you bring it "up" from your diaphragm.  Don't use your throat, you'll be hoars in no time.  Bring the air up and push it out .  Make it feel like like you are soaring on top of the note, not struggling to reach it from beneath.\nA head tone is that high pitch that when you sing it you can feel it resonate through your head.  Not usually as pretty.  At least that is what I take it to mean.
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