/vtg/ - voice training general

Thanks, I'll have to try a voice clip when im not just talking to myself I think I sound less awkward then but I need to work on it either way. To me it doesn't feel forced at all.

would it be better to follow singing lessons and sing for voice training or follow the voice training guides and try to talk regularly?

Oh ok! I wonder if it would sound better lower pitched?

voca.ro/1dCR48veHF85
i think i have determined that actually my voice is not this way bc of allergies but bc i never speak :/// oops
anyhow sorry for posting this again i dont have a new recording to use + i still wanna know if this rly sounds okay lol
(also God's Country rips it was so worth the wait)

i think you would pass to cis ppl, but theres something abt your voice that stands out to me + idk what it is..at times it seems like youre holding back a sneeze or a yawn but i dont actually know what to make of that. i wish i had better feedback to give im sorry

Attached: the little picture from God's Country.jpg (3028x2020, 3.68M)

vocaroo.com/lzUYW0C53eZ

i am this user so idk how convincing my awful recording is but i would recommend this!!!!! i voice-trained using only things i learned from singing and my voice has never been clocked before :^))) also it's just fun i think and you don't even have to take lessons unless you rly want to. i mostly taught myself how to sing.
i think your pitch is fine but it might help if you feel like you're straining! i lowered the pitch of my voice a lot from how it used to sound and i think it's a lot more comfy and easy to speak than it used to be.

I had voice deepening surgery (more specifically t3 thyroplasty) on Thursday and I'm super happy about my voice now. Not supposed talk but bc it's still healing but even if it's left at what it is right now, still sounds like a massive improvement
Day 2: voca.ro/1iAkCzYDQXbj
Day 1: voca.ro/1lt8IHLNG5rw
Pre op: voca.ro/1lOKskRUnCuQ
All without using voice training techniques like increasing resonance or anything, same way as I was talking pre op. I'm hoping I stop getting misgendered over the phone now. Not really looking for a lot of advice, just wanted to share bc I was really happy about it. They had me talk during the surgery too (was done completely awake with just local anesthesia) but it didn't sound good so at first I was worried there'd be no change.

damn that difference is massive, thanks for sharing

vocaroo.com/17OA94H7v3gb

This is my voice training routine. Do this 200 times every day.

bump

voca.ro/169Sp1qpibS0

would appreciate any feedback! the recording isn’t actually 15mins long it’s just bugged or something

I'll kiss you and you sound cute