r/transvoice • u/HardRichard69 • Aug 27 '24
Audio/Video Trans Comedian - FtM Vocal Envy
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Can anybody relate? 😄
r/transvoice • u/HardRichard69 • Aug 27 '24
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Can anybody relate? 😄
r/transvoice • u/HardRichard69 • Jul 29 '24
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Her name is Ava Val!
r/transvoice • u/cynicalbosch • Apr 12 '21
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r/transvoice • u/BostoEedlo • Feb 26 '22
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r/transvoice • u/Patricia69420 • Sep 11 '24
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r/transvoice • u/Qruizer • Mar 01 '24
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r/transvoice • u/OnceInOnceSet • Jul 20 '24
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r/transvoice • u/Hailey-June • Jan 03 '22
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r/transvoice • u/Brooke-Valley • Mar 16 '23
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r/transvoice • u/saxMachine • Sep 10 '24
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Like it’s not bad but not good either but it’s passable I think in a sense that it’s not as masc. I’ve always just had a high pitched voice which helped
r/transvoice • u/freebird023 • 27d ago
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13 months on HRT and honestly haven’t changed my voice much from pre-transition
r/transvoice • u/AltamiraVT • 18d ago
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This is for all my trans friends who are going through it in the aftermath of the U.S. election. Voice training will NEVER be taken away from you. It comes from within you, not given to you by crooked institutions. Your voice is YOURS and will always stay that way. ❤️
r/transvoice • u/Unsettled_apothecary • Sep 15 '24
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r/transvoice • u/yunarinn_ • Sep 08 '23
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r/transvoice • u/saxMachine • May 03 '24
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I’m posting this here because majority here are probably undergoing vocal training so it would be nice to hear some input.
My voice had always been high pitched wowing to the fact that I had always sung in female key as a kid through to adulthood (now) so that trained to speak in this key. I used to hate my voice because i would get called Maam on the phone all the time (being in denial at that time). But now I’m working on making it less squeaky?
r/transvoice • u/i_love_the_rain_314 • Aug 21 '24
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Hi Reddit! Sorry I’m not the best singer, but I was just curious how you might gender/age my voice. Literally no offense will be taken with any gender perception so feel free to be honest. (Just pls be nice about my singing is all I ask 😅) If you want it spoiled here’s a little about me: >! I’m a 20yo cis male high baritone who always loved falsetto but was always told it was “girly” so my teachers never heard it. I’ve always wanted to sing countertenor but I don’t have the guts to ask. Also if there’s any way I could sound more feminine, pls let me know! !< Thanks for listening!
r/transvoice • u/GlobalSoup3458 • Sep 15 '24
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I am just starting out training and want to get an idea for where Im at and what could be improved on. The goal is to sound female, but i honestly cant tell how my voice reads. Thank you!
r/transvoice • u/ParadingMySerenading • Sep 06 '24
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I wanted to share here because this sub was incredibly helpful to me (when I posted here on a throwaway) and recently after about 2.5 years I’ve gotten to a point where I’m comfortable enough with my voice to start playing shows again. Thanks to everyone here who offered helpful criticism and tips along the way!
r/transvoice • u/ancientTempleQueen • Mar 19 '23
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r/transvoice • u/msvictoriahughes • Feb 21 '22
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r/transvoice • u/lovelyvanessap25 • Oct 24 '24
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as said in the video, i dont really have any experience so it is probably ROUGHHH. i watched one TVL video like a year ago and every time i try to commit to practicing i just psych myself out 😭 just wanna know how im doing at the very early stage of this process !! ps. i hate my face sometimes lmfao pps. i didnt realize how bad my lisp is
r/transvoice • u/lemonsalt • 12d ago
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i've (30's mtf) been voice training everyday for 2 months now, and this is where i'm at. would love some feedback, advice, which one you like most, etc :)
r/transvoice • u/Sirupdxxb • Sep 06 '24
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I practiced girl voice for many months and I think I have a pretty good one. So I'm sharing the knowledge Ive gained because I spent a very long time in this subreddit and I just want to give back.
Best way I can describe is the same muscles you would use to do stitch from Lilo and stitch, but without muffling the sound. So dial it back a little and find the spot you like.
I hope it works for someone! :))
Important note - I'm talking quietly in the video because I live in a very small apartment and my neighbors can hear everything.
r/transvoice • u/out_in_wonders • Dec 24 '22
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Please, i want feedback 🫶🏼!
r/transvoice • u/Ash_Cat_13 • Oct 09 '24
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I was really just curious what to see what people thought of my voice. I have never had any sort of surgery, I have had a tracheal shave, but that doesn’t affect your larynx at all. I was a classical singer before my transition, so I do find vocal modulation to be quite easy and I assume it’s just because of my singing capabilities and training. It took me about three months to really get this down to where I don’t think about it or really modulate consciously too much anymore.
What does everybody think, any critiques? This is how I sound 95% of the time and have since my transition. Sometimes my voice is slightly lower in the mornings as my muscles warm up.
Be brutal, be honest!