Training Your Voice

[IowaBoy]

My voice has settled to a good baritone though it is still dropping at a much slower pace and I can hit some fairly low notes.

My issue is that it has become fairly soft in all ranges. Not sure what caused that because I used to have good projection. Any suggestions on exercises or training to help that issue?

Anyone else have the same experience?

[HarryP]

My advice would be to work relaxing your upper body and supporting from your diaphragm. My apologies if you already know this stuff!:
1. try holding a piece of paper against the wall, then letting go and keeping it there with your breath. If you're doing it right, you'll feel the effort in your upper abs, just below your ribcage.
2. imagine you're holding a heavy shopping bag in each hand - your shoulders will then fall back naturally and improve your posture
3. think of singing through a whole musical phrase or sentence, rather than taking it note by note

Hope that helps! I'm not a singer but I'm a woodwind player so I have similar troubles with projecting my sound too 

[Natkat]

My voice has settled to a good baritone though it is still dropping at a much slower pace and I can hit some fairly low notes.

My issue is that it has become fairly soft in all ranges. Not sure what caused that because I used to have good projection. Any suggestions on exercises or training to help that issue?

Anyone else have the same experience?

soft like in, genly/girly voice
or soft like in, not so loud,
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[IowaBoy]

Soften as in not loud.

Excellent advice HarryP. Thanks.

[HarryP]

No probs mate, happy to help