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My Name is Byron Cancelmo Inventor of the Vocal Acoustic Monitor®. Before I explain what the product is in more detail, the basis of my invention was realized while practicing vocal warm ups in between Recording sessions. Typically while waiting for my turn to record voice, I would be cupping my hand over my ear and mouth singing along with the first take with and without the vocal track. I like to use both hands for greater volume by capturing the sound as it leaves the mouth. I was frustrated holding my hands up to my face and not having a free hand to hold the lyrics. is extremely uncomfortable and ridiculous looking
The reason is simple; you can hear yourself loud and clear without having to strain your voice. Accuracy with pitch and tones come easy for professional singers when using VAM®. For aspiring singers, VAM® will help you Sing Better Faster! VAM® is an effective tool any time you sing; from simple warm ups, to breathing exercises, live performances, to giving speeches. Those suffering with hearing loss will hear themselves much more effectively by using VAM®. Cupping your ear is finally a thing of the past. Many different sound levels or dynamics can be achieved by using VAM® by either holding it at various distances as you would sing into a microphone, move away from the unit when you sing louder, and get closer when singing soft. VAM® with no plug INS can be used in the loudest environments. You can play music loud and sing to yourself into the VAM®. Practicing before you are heard by everyone else can be beneficial to you and those around you. Some other features of VAM® are the detachable Bass Enhancer® back plate. The Bass enhancer creates a vocal chamber that deepens the singer’s tones, giving off a bass effect. A special plug can also be removed or added to the Bass Enhancer® changing the volume levels of the bass. Foam can be added within the unit to create a more customized tone. VAM® with or without the Bass Enhancer® helps you learn who you are as a singer. You can truly hear yourself as what others are hearing. |
