Vital Tips on Voice Modulation - Deepstash

Vital Tips on Voice Modulation

  • Be Loud and Clear without shouting. Don't let your voice creak while being loud.
  • Practise Variation. Variation in your tone can convey your expressions.
  • Stress on Powerful Words. You can take effective pauses, stress on a certain set of words, which will help your speech sound more interactive.
  • Create a Crowd-Pleasing Speech. Connect with the audience from the start. Use tools like humour, story and experiences to attract the crowd.
  • Effective pauses build curiosity in the minds of the people listening to you.
  • Avoid Ahs and Uhms. To avoid such fillers, practise speaking a lot.
  • Sound Enthusiastic and Confident.  Do not sound lousy, monotonous or use the same variation of tone in your speech. Display enthusiasm in your words.

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