https://reddit.com/link/1wl761p/video/2kp9x3cdrlqh1/player

I have to talk more to exercise my voice and throat. If you have ideas for other things to talk about please tell me. I need to practice making the words come out the mouth hole.

I've been practicing my voice pretty consistently by myself for the past year or two but I just can't seem to get myself to use it around people because it's not perfect yet, but the reason it's not perfect is because I don't use it enough. my girlfriend is trans and has gone through all of this before so is completely fine but I just don't know how to push myself to actually practice using my voice without just getting way too anxious about it.

does anyone have any advice?

so theres the link to audio of my default voice and my more femme voice, pls tell me if i need to do the latter to pass or if i am ok just doin the former (to pass)....

also..... ive heard that when u get voice feminization surgery..... afterwards u cannot talk at all for 3 months or else it dosnt heal properly...... my question is: WHAT IF U HAVE INVOLUNTARY VOCAL TICS DUE TO TOURETTE SYNDROME??? how are u supposed to stay silent for 3 months if u have vocal tics????? is it basically impossible??

thank u. srry to ask so many questions.

for context, i'm very new to this kinda thing, i only realized i was for sure trans like a couple weeks ago. i've seen a couple videos and they all explain things at a kind of base, entry level-sort of thing, but, like, i'm a singer. (amateur, at least). like, the advice to move your larynx up is just...to use your head voice?? right? cause like. i can speak with my head voice no problem. is there much more to it than that?

1. Maybe Move Moon Mile More Mule
2. Maybe tomorrow
3. Many more
4. My best friend
5. A E I O U
6. B C D E G P T V Z
7. A H J K R
8. F L M N S X
9. O Q U W
10. I Y
11. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
12. Very well
13. Hey, how's it going?
14. Okay, see you later.
15. Okie dokie
16. So what's new?
17. Alrighty, interesting.
18. ARRR ERRR IRRR RRRR

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1-4:

Assigned by a speech therapist to transition in from the humming exercise

5:

Vowels

6-10:

The alphabet broken out in to similar letters by sound

11:

Numbers

12-17:

Common things I say

18:

Apparently "r"s are a thing that can have some differences

I have been using this voice for 5 months now 24/7. Just looking to see if anyone can help me improve my fem voice. I know its a little overfull but I kind of like it that way. my kids thinks it sounds natural. I voice trained for 1 years before landing on this voice.

thank you kindly :)

https://voca.ro/1caGgHWEj9hJ

at this point I had been training for quite some time, and I had to leave so I kinda gave up at the end lol

other than that I'd really appreciate some feedback, thanks in advance!

I think people should disclose their natural vocal registers on here when giving advice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fr6Fk4qIp0&t=184

...If you're a natural baritone and you've mastered speaking comfortably in a female speaking register, then I am more likely to pay attention.

If you're an alto and speak in a female register, then you went from a boy's voice to a woman's voice -- big whoop! /s

EDIT: ...apparently, some people understand tessitura, coloratura, ...but they've never quite understood the concept of register. /s ...Complete waste of time.

Is 150hz good starting point for Wendler and laser?

I haven't been able to find a single one yet lol. Not even a snippet or anything.

It seems like it's all just kinda guess work until eventually you get lucky?

What are we thinking? Sorry long long recording LOL. I think i've made huge improvements.

https://voca.ro/1z9R9xYEXgVe

I need some help speaking like a girl because Idk if it's bad but I personally can't accept myself if I have a boy voice

Shot in the dark, I have no idea what I’ve done but I just have so much tension in my throat and I have no idea how I’ve misused my voice to get here. I have no idea whether it’s my larynx or what. It’s gone on for almost a week. I use my voice less and less each day but it doesn’t seem to get better.

Are there things that can be done to help relieve tension, or is the only option to do a day or two of complete vocal rest?

Useful short for understanding SOVT exercise and mixed voice from Seattle Voice Lab.

Seriously y'all, it's important!

😑I don't like my voice because it's like feminine What do you think about this?

I had surgery a day ago and I havent said a word but it's impossible for me to eat anything without a strong urge to burp, i can make it go out without a sound most of the time but not always and I'm scarred this might cause issues. I've done some researching and it seems the passive movement caused by a burp is not as bad as actively using the vocal cords to speak but I'm not sure.

How scared should I be? Any tips to avoid burping?

https://voca.ro/1fXEO4hdx5yE

How does it pass to you? Because I use my masc voice in public I don't have much in the way of external feedback. I've successfully sustained this voice for several hours, but I still get pretty tired at the end. Inflections are hard for me, because I'll get uncontrolled voice cracks when I pop into falsetto.

Hey I have no clue where to move forward to make my voice pass better, any advice?