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The Vocalist Studio The Vocalist Studio is a school for the voice. We offer online courses and services for singers, pub

Robert Lunte is the owner and CEO & CRO of two well-known ventures: CourseCREEK

CourseCREEK is a leading company that specializes in designing, creating, implementing, and marketing advanced digital products and services. They create immersive courses and impactful masterclasses, engage in live training cohorts, and drive successful campaigns to ensure exceptional client conversions. CourseCREEK aims to empower you to monetize and scale your knowledge, opening up new avenues of success in the digital landscape. The Vocalist Studio is a globally recognized school that provides contemporary voice training and voice therapy. TVS offers five online vocal training courses in five languages and a best-selling book called "The Four Pillars of Singing." TVS provides coaching in contemporary vocal singing techniques, public speaking, corporate voice coaching, and sponsored events. Robert has made a significant impact on the vocal training industry, with the TVS Method being practiced in 197 countries worldwide. His book has also been a success, selling over 10,000 copies. Moreover, his numerous online courses are considered the most comprehensive home study courses available for singers, enjoyed by an estimated 100,000 students globally. In addition to his achievements in the field of voice training, Robert is a certified Business Made Simple Coach. Through this certification, he assists clients in achieving scalability and efficiency across their product offerings, operations, and communication strategies.

11/06/2026

How do you keep your vocal edge when singing descending melodies?

As you move from high notes to lower ones, it’s easy to lose the forward resonance that gives your voice its clarity and brightness. The goal is to maintain that focused sound throughout the phrase instead of letting it become dull or weak.

Try it yourself: Can you keep your tone clear and edgy all the way down?

Learn more at TheVocalistStudio.com.

11/04/2026

What’s the difference between nasal and plosive consonants in vocal training, and how do they affect your onset?

The three nasals—**N, M, and NG**—can help singers explore gentle, controlled onsets. Plosives, including **P, B, T, D, K, and G**, work differently and offer another way to understand how sound begins.

Learning to recognize these consonants helps singers build awareness of onset choices and how they influence vocal coordination.

Explore more vocal training techniques at TheVocalistStudio.com.

11/01/2026

Why doesn’t a singer always sing a vowel exactly the way it’s spoken?

Vowel modification can help singers manage resonance, vocal registration, tone, range, and control, especially as they move higher in pitch.

🎶 Listen closely—can you hear how a small vowel change affects the sound?

👉 Learn more about singing technique at www.TheVocalistStudio.com

10/30/2026

What actually makes a high scream work?

Robert Lunte and Draven Grey discuss and demonstrate high scream singing techniques, focusing on vocal coordination, distortion, resonance, control, and intensity.

🎤 Listen closely to the demonstrations—what differences do you hear between the techniques?

👉 Learn more about vocal training at www.TheVocalistStudio.com

10/28/2026

How you shape your mouth can affect how your voice sounds. This lesson explores embouchure and how the lips, jaw, tongue, and facial muscles work together for better vocal coordination, resonance, and clarity.

🎤 Watch the demonstration and see how small adjustments can affect the voice.

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10/25/2026

Are you using your breath—or fighting against it?

Robert Lunte demonstrates singing respiration and breathing workouts designed to improve breath control, coordination, support, and vocal efficiency.

🎤 Try the exercises and notice what changes when your breathing becomes more controlled.

👉 Learn more at www.TheVocalistStudio.com

10/24/2026

Why does your head voice feel too weak or breathy when you try to belt higher?

Learn the difference between Attack and Release, Dampen and Release, and Pulse and Release—and why choosing the right vocal onset matters when building strength, developing a chestier sound above the vocal bridge, and improving high-note control.

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10/21/2026

How belting and connecting work to build strength, coordination, resonance, and control throughout the vocal range.

Watch Robert Lunte’s demonstration and follow the concepts behind this focused vocal workout.

👉 Learn more at www.ThevoCalistStudio.com

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