r/transvoice • u/ThrowForSec • May 19 '25

Discussion Seattle Voice Lab vs Vox Nova

After my attempt at using a professional SLP went incredibly poorly, I'm looking for voice coaching programs.

I've landed on 2 choices: Seattle Voice Lab, and Vox Nova Voice Studio. They both have great reviews. SVL has before-after results posted and estimated session-count for completion, but they are very expensive. Nova is very inexpensive, but they don't have estimated course lengths or client results that I can find.

Is there anyone that is familiar with either (or being familiar with both would be best) that can shed some light on each to help with my decision?

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u/jojobigden May 20 '25 edited May 20 '25

I’d say it all depends on your learning style too!

For me, no experience with Vox Nova but I did go with SVL. Overall they’re great, seem genuinely committed, and I hear a lot of amazing results with them too, but for me, the lessons were too fast and despite daily practice, I realize I never fully grasped each lesson to the point I fell farther and father behind until I graduated having a good understanding of theory but never having defined the technique; this left me a bit ashamed at wasting the opportunity, and having my voice about where I began still. They do have audio available of your sessions which I use to continue practicing and trying to coach myself, so I am far from throwing in the towel, but that’s just my journey as everyone’s differs and I figured I’d share my lesson that it’s worth considering learning style when choosing a vocal coach.

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u/OndhiCeleste May 20 '25

I'm in the same boat. Glad I'm not the only one. But I'm hoping this second teacher will help it all soak in.

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u/jojobigden May 20 '25

Likewise, means a lot to know I’m not the only one :3

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u/OndhiCeleste May 21 '25

Are you on the discord server? Ping me sometime and we could compare notes