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Version 4.1 · 2026-02-13
Enlarged the text size of practice exercises 16-21 to improve readability.
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These unique muscle memory techniques utilize specific gestures and repeatable actions to add melody, tempo, rhythm, emotion, personality, and clarity to a person's speaking voice. While this speech melody app is free, the training video should be purchased and watched multiple times.
The Practice Exercises section has 21 examples where you can record your voice, listen, and compare it to the recorded samples. The Word Emphasis Chart is a handy reminder of these techniques.
Elaine Clark is the author of the best selling voice-over and communication book, There's Money Where Your Mouth Is [4th edition]. She has over 30 years experience as the Founder of Voice One, Voice-Over and On-Camera Actor, and Communication Coach.…
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Enlarged the text size of practice exercises 16-21 to improve readability.
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