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Singing is not difficult - Everybody can learn how to sing! The Complete Vocal Technique - Introduction app is available for free and gives you an overview of the contents of the full version. Complete Vocal Technique (CVT) is the world’s biggest singing technique and it has helped professional singers from all over the world for more than 25 years. CVT covers the latest and most innovative research in anatomy, physiology and voice science to secure that any singer can perform any desired sound in a healthy manner. With the Full Version of Complete Vocal Technique app you get your own personal copy of the entire CVT system available at your fingertips. The app combines easily understandable explanations of vocal technique with pedagogical illustrations, graphs, and research to give quick, practical, and applicable solutions to any issue of the voice. All technical, theoretical and pedagogical explanations are supported by an extensive library of sound examples and singing exercises consisting of real life audio examples sung by professional singers. With the Complete Vocal Technique app you have access to all of this in the palm of your hand - in one app - that you can use wherever and whenever you need it.  The CVT app represents ground breaking approaches within vocal pedagogy, and helps professional as well as amateur singers reach new potential and solve problems in their voices. The app covers techniques for all styles of music, how to control the four vocal modes, speech techniques, mastering the various vocal effects - training all sounds in a healthy way. The app lets you unlock the sounds YOU want in your own voice with simple tools, visuals, and training tips, as well as offering in-depth descriptions of anatomy, physiology, and science. Complete Vocal Technique has been used in recording studios, on tours, and in concerts all over the world, and has quickly become an invaluable resource for countless of singers in their work with their voices. Complete Vocal Technique is developed by Cathrine Sadolin and she is continuously researching with ENT doctors, acoustical engineers, and other voice professionals from all over the world.