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Who is Ron Anderson:
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Over 50 years ago Ron was a baritone opera singer but soon transitioned to be a demanding tenor role, and frequently performed in the most renowned opera houses across Europe & North America. Ron initially studied under the finest voice teachers in the world, including Dr. Fritz Zweig, Raimund Herincx and Benvenuto Finelli.

Utilizing his knowledge of the body and vocal cords, Ron began training top performers in the mid-’70s and now all five continents have benefited from Ron’s teachings.

Ron has developed artists including The Weeknd, Alicia Keys, Dua Lipa, John Legend, Jennifer Hudson, Usher, Gwen Stefani, Adam Levine (Maroon 5), Brandon Boyd, Axl Rose, Pink Recognized for her distinctive, raspy voice and acrobatic stage presence, Pink has sold over 90 million records worldwide, making her one of the world's best-selling music artists., Christina Grimmie, Mary J. Blige, Kylie Minogue, Natalie Imbruglia, Richie Sambora, Biffy Clyro, Paula Abdul, Nelly Furtado, Neil Diamond, Tom Cruise (Rock of Ages), Brett Michaels, Janet Jackson, Kelly Clarkson, Bjork, Hanson, Selena Gomez, Britney Spears, Ariana and the list goes on...

Always remember what makes an artist unique is their INDIVIDUALITY

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Cutting-edge technology. Access Voixtek on any device and sing when inspiration hits.

Vocal cord paralysis is the inability to move the muscles that control the vocal cords. Just like with singing, if you do not train the muscles surrounding your vocal cords you are constantly wearing out your vocal cords.

Using the methodologies of renowned vocal coach Ron Anderson, Voixtek™ trains your VOICE, BODY, and MIND to sing in an experience unlike any other.

Voixtek™ was created as a solution to many vocal problems. Available in both VR and web apps, our training system is a cost-effective and interactive replacement for singing coaches for professional and aspiring singers. Instead of losing precious time commuting or booking lessons, Voixtek adapts to your schedule by offering training whenever you want.

Our program is an experience for your whole body. With note-by-note and body-positioning exercises, Voixtek trains your brain and body to condition the voice in a safe and sustainable way. When you train in Voixtek, you reach a meditative state where all focus is on you and your craft.

Voixtek will transform your voice.

Find out all the answers to the questions below on our FAQ section at https://voixtek.com/faq
Can Singing lessons improve your voice?
When applied correctly, singing lessons will definitely improve your voice and health.

Can singing lessons help bad singers become better?
A bad singer is just an untrained singer. Through consistency in training, anyone can teach their voice, body, and mind how to use the instrument to create the ease of breath and resonate in pitch.

Can singing be learned at any age?
Yes! Singing and training can be implemented from childhood to adulthood. The earlier you begin to train, the better chance of preventing injury occurs.

Can singing every day improve your voice?
Singing with proper technique can definitely improve your voice. If you don’t have the right technique, it could have damaging results.

Vocal nodules are hard, rough growths on your vocal cords. You get nodules from straining or overusing your voice, especially from singing, yelling, or talking loudly. Vocal trauma or overuse is associated with vocal cord lesions. Vocal cord nodules, sometimes called singer’s nodules or nodes, result from repetitive overuse or misuse of the voice.

What are the symptoms of vocal cord lesions?
Lesions can result in hoarseness, breathiness, multiple tones, loss of vocal range, vocal fatigue or loss of voice.

Can singing cause thyroid nodules?
Singing does not cause thyroid nodules. If there is a pre-existing medical condition or disease, the act of singing, if done improperly can exacerbate the condition. This is the most common reason singers need training. Singing well, with proper technique, can heal the body and quiet the mind.
The vocal cords are not the only anatomical parts that help us sing, singing is about the body being in coordinated motion and NOT your vocal cords. Singers develop nodules when voice training is incorrect.
Patients with vocal cord nodules or polyps may describe their voices as harsh, raspy, or scratchy. There may be frequent voice breaks, easy vocal fatigue with overuse or there may be a decreased range of vocal sounds. This is exactly the reason why you want your singing experience to be free of these issues, you have to train like an athlete. Singing is a sport like any other.