Episode 445: Amy Chapman: How Voice Control Techniques Can Transform Your Life and Career
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Who is Amy Chapman and what is her expertise in voice coaching?
Her name is Amy Chapman. And this girl is, first of all, the best personality ever. But besides that, she is the, I don't even know what we call it, the biggest voice coach guru expert on the planet. And when I read off and riddle off her resume, you'll understand what I mean. Listen to this. She is a highly sought after vocal therapist, renowned singing voice specialist, and leading expert in voice optimization. With an unparalleled combination of clinical expertise and artistic experience, Amy has built a remarkable career transforming the voices of some of the world's most celebrated performers. As a licensed and board-certified speech-language pathologist, she brings a deep scientific understanding of vocal health and physiology to her work. Listen to some of her clients, guys.
Amy's career spans a diverse range of industries, from television to touring music artist, where she's worked with some major stars like Shakira, Sia, Meghan Trainor, Idina Menzel, Anthony Kiedis, my personal favorite, And so many others. She's helped these global icons optimize their voice health, expand their range, enhance their performance, and prevent vocal strain. And I can go on and on. She's also like the lead voice coach for that show, the mask singer. I mean, there's so many things. It's unbelievable. And when I met you, how many things... I learned so much in that one conversation when I first met you that I had to have you on this show. So thanks for being here.
I'm so happy to be here. And it gets me so excited every time somebody reads that. I'm like, God, I'm so cool. I'm like, God, it is good. But I have such a high self-esteem anyway.
And I'm like, yes, good job, Amy.
You know what's amazing? I love that you don't feign compliments like that. Because so many times people sit here and they're like, oh, they try to feign humility, right? Like, oh... You're like, no, I am the shit. Like I've done all this stuff. I've like have a huge career. I've done it. I'm doing it. And you own it.
You know what? When we talk about, I know we're going to talk about like confident voice and all that. But I think with the confidence, the self-esteem is so huge. And in my office, in my studio that I have people, I always say like, this is a brag friendly zone. I want no humility whatsoever. Like if you sound good, be like, yes. I sounded good. Because when we start to do the like, that wasn't so good. And then you're like, ew.
I totally agree.
Nobody wants to be with that.
I don't know why. It's also like a very like women do that, right? They always like, no, no. Like they want to be smaller than they really are. And if they're good. they have to apologize for being good. Oh, I don't apologize for being good.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is Amy Chapman and what is her expertise in voice coaching?
2:25–9:58
2
What is the difference between an artist, a singer, and a star?
9:58–13:37
3
How did Amy Chapman transition from singer to vocal therapist and coach?
13:37–19:59
4
How do professional singers train and maintain their vocal health for demanding performances?
19:59–29:04
5
How can everyday people optimize their voices for authority and likability?
29:04–33:24
6
What role does pitch, tone, and 'down talk' play in sounding confident and authoritative?
33:24–40:39
7
How does code switching with your voice affect communication and perception?
40:39–46:39
8
What makes a voice boring versus exciting, and how can you improve vocal variety?
46:39–1:10:48
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