Ep. 47 "Vocal Fry For Compression" - Vocal Fry Trilogy Part 2

Released Sunday, September 1, 2013

In Part 2 of the Vocal Fry Trilogy, Voice Teacher Justin Stoney describes how the vocal fry can be used for better Vocal Technique. With tips, demonstrations, and vocal exercises, learn how the vocal fry can be used to help you hit high notes, coordinate your mix, and reach your vocal potential.

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