Vocal Release Reviews - A Quick Look
There are many reviews on the Vocal Release Program that has been developed by Eric Frey. The techniques that are used for learning to sing or becoming a better singer have been around for many years. However, Eric is the first singer to actually sort through all of the methods and techniques taught to develop a program that anyone can benefit from. You can find Vocal Release reviews on most of the vocal music instruction review sites on the Internet.
A person who is not using proper technique when they sing will have some obvious problems. They will have limited range and run out of breath when singing, push and use more air for high notes, use lots of air for volume, get a sore throat or become hoarse when they sing and be unable to control the volume of a note within the text of a piece. In addition, the tongue will group in the back of the throat, the larynx will rise. If you have any of these problems, then the Vocal Release Program may be what you need to get on track with your singing.
The format and description of the program in reviews does not vary a lot and the pros and cons are pretty consistent as well. Therefore, we will give you the combined pros and cons so that you get a clearer picture of the overall ratings of Vocal Release Program.
PROS
The program is very easy to use and comes with 7 audio files that are compatible with PC, MAC, MP3, CD, or DVD. There is a 347 page vocal instruction manual which is available in a pdf file. There are 3 bonuses included with the program, a Song Writing Guide, Rhyming Dictionary, and Personal Coaching. In addition, updates of any instructional materials are free through the website when you enroll.
The program is designed to be completed over a period of 8-weeks. Week 1-2 teaches specific exercises that release tension from past vocal production, puts the voice in trainable condition. Week 3-4 teaches the student to sing through a bridge and reach high notes effortlessly. The student also begins to learn how to utilize Eric's "Attack The Voice Mask" method of control and using the right amount of pressure when singing. Week 5-7 focuses on resonance and learning ways to produce consistent vocal tone. Week 8 is a series of applications for the techniques and methods that have been learned. Students are encouraged to repeat the course at least one time to continue to develop their singing skills.
During the course, students are taught how to eliminate registers and breaks, sing effortlessly, and use specific parts of the body, and exercises to manipulate the voice and instill proper voice production. Students also learn to follow the natural laws of voice, relax, focus and direct the voice, and attain natural vocal production. Throughout the course range, power and control are incorporated into the training method.
CONS
The 347 page instruction manual is written technically and can be a little dry. In some cases, it will be necessary to re-read portions to fully comprehend the technique, exercise, or content that is being presented. There are no graphs, diagrams, etc., and it is necessary to visualize some of the information that you are reading or create a diagram on your own.
At one time, refunds took a long period of time to get if a person decided they did not want the program. However, this issue has been resolved and Eric now offers a 60-day full refund as well as 17 other guarantees to people who want to try the program.
Although there are only 7 CDs, this is a lot of information to absorb and it is imperative that a person go through the program at least once or twice to get the full benefits of the program.
CONCLUSION
Overall the Vocal Release Reviews are consistently excellent for the Voice Release Program. It should also be noted that Eric has an excellent record for customer service and many of the people who invest in the program develop a close working relationship with him. As a singer with over 22 years of experience, a voice trainer and coach, having easy access to the developer of the program is an invaluable plus when comparing programs.
A person who is not using proper technique when they sing will have some obvious problems. They will have limited range and run out of breath when singing, push and use more air for high notes, use lots of air for volume, get a sore throat or become hoarse when they sing and be unable to control the volume of a note within the text of a piece. In addition, the tongue will group in the back of the throat, the larynx will rise. If you have any of these problems, then the Vocal Release Program may be what you need to get on track with your singing.
The format and description of the program in reviews does not vary a lot and the pros and cons are pretty consistent as well. Therefore, we will give you the combined pros and cons so that you get a clearer picture of the overall ratings of Vocal Release Program.
PROS
The program is very easy to use and comes with 7 audio files that are compatible with PC, MAC, MP3, CD, or DVD. There is a 347 page vocal instruction manual which is available in a pdf file. There are 3 bonuses included with the program, a Song Writing Guide, Rhyming Dictionary, and Personal Coaching. In addition, updates of any instructional materials are free through the website when you enroll.
The program is designed to be completed over a period of 8-weeks. Week 1-2 teaches specific exercises that release tension from past vocal production, puts the voice in trainable condition. Week 3-4 teaches the student to sing through a bridge and reach high notes effortlessly. The student also begins to learn how to utilize Eric's "Attack The Voice Mask" method of control and using the right amount of pressure when singing. Week 5-7 focuses on resonance and learning ways to produce consistent vocal tone. Week 8 is a series of applications for the techniques and methods that have been learned. Students are encouraged to repeat the course at least one time to continue to develop their singing skills.
During the course, students are taught how to eliminate registers and breaks, sing effortlessly, and use specific parts of the body, and exercises to manipulate the voice and instill proper voice production. Students also learn to follow the natural laws of voice, relax, focus and direct the voice, and attain natural vocal production. Throughout the course range, power and control are incorporated into the training method.
CONS
The 347 page instruction manual is written technically and can be a little dry. In some cases, it will be necessary to re-read portions to fully comprehend the technique, exercise, or content that is being presented. There are no graphs, diagrams, etc., and it is necessary to visualize some of the information that you are reading or create a diagram on your own.
At one time, refunds took a long period of time to get if a person decided they did not want the program. However, this issue has been resolved and Eric now offers a 60-day full refund as well as 17 other guarantees to people who want to try the program.
Although there are only 7 CDs, this is a lot of information to absorb and it is imperative that a person go through the program at least once or twice to get the full benefits of the program.
CONCLUSION
Overall the Vocal Release Reviews are consistently excellent for the Voice Release Program. It should also be noted that Eric has an excellent record for customer service and many of the people who invest in the program develop a close working relationship with him. As a singer with over 22 years of experience, a voice trainer and coach, having easy access to the developer of the program is an invaluable plus when comparing programs.