Here's the deal; we're all different and some things will be a huge, new, enlightening experience and some won't. Just because you start training under any teacher, under any method, does not mean you will experience immediate results. It all depends on what you're doing right now and doing wrong now. SLS was great for me, I had way too much chest resonance, I was trying way too hard. RYV has been great for me, it teaches RAW singing power. CVT at this point would probably not adress any points that I've missed.

If you have only very miniscule experience singing, you may see huge leaps in your voice in just a few weeks or days, but regardless of how fast it helps you, a teacher is USUALLY an extremely helpful aid, as you have someone to watch you and provide you with dynamic advice on yourself that you may not be able to give.

James,

I love having you on this board. You are a great help. This is what I envision for this messageboard-singers helping singers. I don't believe in instant results or methids who promise that. I really enjoyed reading CVT. I think she means you should notice a difference right away, not a miracle. I have seen students gain almost an ovatve in the first lesson, but this is rare. Bottom line, be prepared to work for it. Steve Vai didn't just pick up a guitar one day and say, "hey man, if I go to my first lesson with this new teacher, I'm gonna play awesome tomorrow". It takes practice. There are no shortcuts.

JV

Hey james i would like to talk to you more man i also have been doing sls with a teacher before. Ill tell you i had no idea what the hell is a head voice with out it.

But doing jaimes stuff now great what your thoughts love to chat. I would call you but man im in south america now be back in N.y in july.