The Golden Voice

Students

Class instructions

Get your vocal cords warmed up — your lesson is right around the corner. Everything you need before we meet, in studio or on Zoom.

Arrive warmed up · Bring water · Test your audio

Before your lesson

How to prepare

  • 01

    What to expect

    Top of the line professional coaching. We work with celebrated artists and complete beginners alike, and everyone gets the same premier service — expect noticeable progress in every session.

  • 02

    Your first session

    We'll have you sing, then ask plenty of questions so we can build the right plan for your goals. If there is something specific you want to work on, say so. If you're not sure yet, we'll point you in the right direction.

  • 03

    Choose two or three songs

    Pick covers you'd like to learn that suit your natural range. Make sure each one has both a lyric track and a karaoke track on YouTube. Don't worry if they aren't polished — we usually only run the first verse and chorus.

  • 04

    Bring water

    Room-temperature water keeps your vocal cords hydrated through the session.

  • 05

    Who can attend

    Students under 18 may bring one guardian. Otherwise sessions are closed — no friends, siblings or entourage.

Zoom setup

Test before we start

  • Download the Zoom desktop app (not the browser plug-in) from zoom.us/download.
  • Zoom → Settings → Video: confirm your camera is working.
  • Zoom → Settings → Audio: test your speaker and microphone.
  • Zoom → Preferences → Audio: enable 'Original Sound for Musicians' and 'Echo Cancellation'.

Backing tracks

Share background music

  1. 01On the Zoom toolbar, click the arrow beside the green Share Screen button.
  2. 02In the share window, open the Advanced tab.
  3. 03Choose the Computer Audio option.
  4. 04In its bottom-right corner, open the dropdown and select Stereo (high fidelity).
  5. 05Click Share. Zoom will now play your backing track to both of us without sharing your screen.

Student support

Questions about scheduling, credits or invoices?