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Vocal Process singing technique books, DVDs and professional development downloads are enjoyed by the voice community around the world

Our resources have been seen and heard by more than 44,000,000 people worldwide (BBC figures)

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Published authors on healthy and efficient voice use, Dr Gillyanne Kayes and Jeremy Fisher bring simple, profound techniques to thousands of speakers, singers and performers.
Gillyanne Kayes' Methuen bestselling book Singing and the Actor was voted "My Favourite Book On Singing Technique" by Jeanette Nelson, Head of Voice at the National Theatre, London.
Jeremy Fisher's vocal folds are featured as the picture of healthy voice on the British Voice Association website and leaflet.

You can find continuing professional development (CPD) for singing teachers, targeted vocal technique and performance coaching for professional singers, actors and dancers, and live training webinars for vocal practitioners. On this website you'll discover training, resources, hints and tips for healthy voice use in any genre, including spoken and sung voice, Belting, Musical Theatre (theater), Contemporary Commercial Music (CCM) and Adolescent Voice.

Check out our vocal training resources - choose a Category, click on each picture and scroll down for more detailed information about each of our singing technique DVDs, vocal warmup CD, online vocal training webinars, vocal technique application books, and personal input Retreats and Courses

Understanding Head Voice Webinar cuts through the confusion about head voice and shows you two different vocal fold vibration modes that are used in head voice, what female 'middle register' is, and why singing teachers think male and female head voice are different.

What's In A Warmup Webinar shows you the why, what and how of warming up your voice, your brain and your body for singing and speaking with exercises, techniques and live demos

Belting Explained! is the first double dvd set from Gillyanne and Jeremy. Complete with 10 techniques for safe, healthy belting. Already in second pressing (1st pressing sold out in a week)

The 5 Minute Vocal Warmup is our latest CD containing the Four Core Skills you need to warm up your speaking voice. Released in 2011 this warmup is already in use in 19 countries.

Twang! - The Techniques DVD is the third in the "techniques" series of DVDs, showing how to access Twang safely. This DVD sold out in 13 hours, and is now in its third pressing

Nasality and the Soft Palate is the second in the "techniques" series of DVDs, showing techniques for controlling the soft palate and unwanted nasality. Now in its third pressing.

Constriction and Release - The Techniques DVD shows, for the first time ever on DVD, the complete process for opening your throat by controlling your false vocal folds. Now in its fifth pressing.

Voicebox Videos DVD is now in its third pressing and has been used in universities and SLT departments across Europe. Looking at a Voice was the UK's first endoscopy video ebook, and was featured on the BBC's Leading Edge science programme. The Voicebox Videos have been viewed in 42 countries around the world.

Our books Singing and the Actor & Successful Singing Auditions, have been published in the UK and the US and are used in university departments, conservatoires and colleges in the US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Europe, South America, Hong Kong, China, Korea, Vietnam, Japan and Asia to train the next generation of stars

Sign up for our eZINE newsletter and receive Jeremy's first ebook '86 things you never hear a singer say' free. It features humorous contributions from opera singers, West End singers, writers and two distinguished heads of department who prefer, under the circumstances, to remain nameless...