A good vocal delivery is the target of any one presenting on radio. You want to sound right, and professional. You want your listeners to fall in love with your voice and always tune into your station. But this can't just happen overnight. Developing a strong radio voice is something to be worked at intentionally and consistently.
In this post, we've put together ten valuable tips that can help you develop a strong radio voice.

1. Be Original.
As much as you want to sound like a pro, pretence is a no, no. Don't make your voice come out like someone's else. You shouldn't copy someone's else's mannerisms and tone of voice. And don't be tempted to imitiate broadcasters you admire.
When you do, listeners can point that out quickly and label you a fake. Be yourself when presenting, and speak naturally. Be comfortable being you and make use of your own unique natural voice.

2. Be Conversational.
You shouldn't sound too formal when broadcasting on radio. Speaking into the microphone as if you're speaking to your friend is the right thing to do.
You need to bring pictures to life with your words and don't trail off when speaking. Also, ensure you don't up all the air in your lungs when speaking, as this will cause you to break suddenly when you're out of breath.
It's necessary to take a pause especially when you have a long sentence in mind.
You should speak as easily as you would when having a conversation, and not sound too rehearsed or scripted.

Read the full article on https://socastin.com/blog/10-valuable-tips-to-develop-a-strong-radio-voice/

https://socastin.com/blog/
https://Socastin.com/
+2349032348435, +2348167342201