How To Masculinize Your Voice: Transmasculine Voice (As Fast As Possible)
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
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Check out my new video on Larynx Height to get more in depth advice and tips for things to try! ua-cam.com/video/F9kWcvHAa8w/v-deo.html
I’m cis but I want people to be confused by me
Edit: turns out I’m a trans man lol
congrats on figuring it out 🔥🔥
LMAO I LOVE THIS, congratulations dude
This is funny XD
HELPP
CONGRATS!!
🐣
OP: When you do it correctly, it will sound like this:
Ad: *plays piano music*
How to masculinize your voice:
Step one: change out your vocal folds for piano strings
Step two: ?????
Step 3: profit
@@amaroselessons sing us a sooong, you're the piano maaannnn 🎶
@@lobiethecartoonist5285 I'm only seeing this now, but BEST COMPLIMENT
THANK YOU
@@lobiethecartoonist5285 xD
Does anyone else feel too shy to do these even when no one can hear us?
ME
Yeah I live in a dorm with 0 noice isolation between the rooms😭
omg I'm so embarrassed I feel like a stupid little idiot
ME TOO😞😞
Nah me too It feels like someone is gonna walk in while I'm doing it
Wh-
Is this black magic???
I managed to speak in a voice I've never heard before?! hah this is incredible
I'm glad this was helpful c:
Same I was shocked
ikr? It took me a while but for a few seconds I didn't recognize myself, now to train and master it ! XD
Didn't work at all for me. Voice was lower, for sure, but no lower than when I'm just tired... Though I do have a pretty neutral voice on the norm
IT LITERALLY SOUNDS LIKE A BOY IS TALKING IM SO SURPRISED
I am mtf, but my goal with voice is to have a completely flexible voice that I have full control over. Good luck to everyone masculinizing your voice!
Good luck! c:
What is that
@@wardenali523 mtf is an abbreviation and means someone was assigned male at birth and is a trans female! and ftm means someone was assigned female at birth but is a trans male.
same here, im bigender
Yeah it could be good for you to be able to switch between things depending on the situation. Like if your family isn’t safe to be openly trans around. My goal in life is to shapeshift, just learn lots of different ways to present myself and be able to switch between appearing as a boy and appearing as a girl at will, and then I figure once I’ve learned that, I’ll have all the tools necessary to present so androgynous that some cis people will get confused looking at me.
But that’s probably gonna take a long time, and my wishes may even change before I get there. So who knows?
3:50
4:54
6:05
Writing down the start of the instructions for the voice exercises cuz I will forget lol
Thank youu
This is a life saver, thanks!
thanks
Thank you :]
Thank you for keeping note of these, I always use your comment to go to the exercises I need to do. 🤠
i’m only here because i want to sing the male parts in im a barbie girl.
I'm here because It looks fun
REALLL
YOU ARE SO REAL FOR THAT
I'm here for the fun of it too but yes that would be fun too
that's so cool and so funny at the same time
This makes much more sense!! People always say “talk at the top of your chest” and it never works.
Glad this helped c:
Ikr it was always so annoying to hear that cause it just confused me
@@aristo_art9305 Yeah, once you do more voice training it’ll start to make a bit more sense as to what they’re saying.
Yeah, see that’s more of an expression (I assume) that people use, that’s easier to understand after you’ve been doing it in practice, so as a beginner it’s always difficult to understand as it’s completely up to interpretation so you’re never quite sure
Fr
H-…HOW!???? HOW IS YOUR VOICE SO FLEXIBLE!?!? THIS IS ONE PERSON ROGHT??!!?? I AM FLANNER GRASHED.
My friend who's male can do Pokemon impressions or another girl really easily from what I was told it's similar to choir and practice
Meet yagami yato
(Don't ask)
As a genderfluid person this is my goal
as a trans man I am so grateful to you for this information, as I’m sure to some degree it’s dysphoric for you to use masculine voices, but I’m guessing that you’re doing it to help us out so for that I thank you
It does make me a bit dysphoric at times, but I don't see many other people putting out transmasculine voice resources and y'all deserve voice help too! I switch between them frequently in lessons for demonstrations and with time it's become more easy to separate my identity as a woman from the voices that I produce.
@@amaroselessons youre an awesome woman thank you for transmasc resources :3
"trans" man/woman doesn't exist.
either you were born male or female, and that's it.
you must accept your nature, who you are, as you were born.
@@amaroselessonsyou’re an angel and a life saver, thank you so much. I hate my voice and work in customer service where I talk a lot, this is going to help me so much
All the female to male trans people,
"We will never forget this act of kindness."
I- literally. Praise be to this wonderful person
Nah fr. I’m out here panting like a dog at 1 am 😂
i have a pretty neutral voice for an afab person, my biggest struggle is the "customer service voice" that comes out when i'm trying to be polite/get excited/get compliments from strangers. my voice immediately shoots up so high and it's so hard to work on because you can't really predict when you'll have random interactions with people but i will definitely be practicing with this ! thank youu and if anyone has any tips on this please lmk :D
No but this is literally where I'm at too 😭 Like verbatim, makes me feel a lot less bad cuz I keep telling myself this means I don't try hard enough
Same lol, I've even been told i sound like a guy online because my voice naturally lowers a lot when I'm relaxed, but when I get excited, try to be polite, etc. my voice just shoots up in pitch.
dude yeah i have this same predicament but i find its simple to observe my cis male coworkers with their cadence in talking & such (which i found to be more lax & go-with-the-flow & occasionally very jokey & casual / rambunctious)
UGH IM NOT ALONE!! I literally answer phone calls sounding so femme until I relax. Thought it was just a me problem lol
I'm a cis male guy who recently started phone service. I know exactly what you're saying. I'm getting misgendered on a daily basis whenever I get nervous or excited.
I'm a total begginer, and could only hear the masculine voice for a couple of seconds but it was enough to bring me to tears of happiness, like hey me! this IS ME! I'm a non T guy but It just feels like a dream come true, hopefully I can get to talk this way all the time : ) Thank you so much for all that you do for us ! :D
Oh fr!? Omg i'm so happy that this video actually helped someone and made someone happy :D ❤💜
Good luck cuz same
aww! 🎉🎉
I felt the exact way! Non-binary; when I was able to actually hear my masc "passing" voice for a second I felt euphoria I haven't felt in a while.
i sound like what i imagine myself in my head and 😭😊
Me: imitating the pants
You: No you do not need to stick your tongue out
Me: pulls tongue back in again
oml i did this too
Same lol
This actually helps so much! Im not pre-T im just trying to masculinize my voice for voice acting lol, but Im not quite sure how to combine all three exercises :
Assuming you're getting everything down correctly, try to do an exercise, return to baseline, and see if you can return back to that configuration again without it. Do an exercise again to compare, see if it sounds the same, and then try again. Eventually you'll be able to control the paramters without an exercise and it'll be more easy to combine them. You can also stack drills one after another. If you're trying to do low larynx height + high CQ/vocal weight, you can use a yawn while doing a pitch slide. Hope this helps!
@@amaroselessons Thank you! Ill try it! 💖
Yes
“if you do it correctly it should sound like this:”
*”NEVER MISS A DELIVERY-“*
5:12 "No you do not need to stick your tongue out while doing this"
Me: *slowly puts my tongue back in my mouth* "oh..."
In all seriousness thank you so much for this video! It helps alot.
i did the exact same thing 😭😭
-_- ✋
same💀
I read this.. then ended up doing the exact same thing then I was like “ohhh that’s what they meant 💀”
A friend of mine who’s cis has the deepest voice I’ve ever heard he genuinely sounds like the voice distorter they use on crime tv to protect their identity, it’s shocking to me how much vocal range exists out in the world
lol I met one of those at college, sounds actually like on sulfur hexafluoride istg
*Happy gender fluid noises*
Ikr, I'm excited :D
frr😃
Same!
:D
Yes
The reason i'm watching this is because I am a girl who plays competitive games and i am constantly harassed for simply sounding feminine. Hopefully people wont assume i'm a woman now and will stop being so sexist every time i speak. Thank you so much!
This is a video for everyone
Omg same✋😌
omg, that's why I'm watching this too! I'd like to try some pvp games, but don't wanna be harassed due to being female.
same, and i just wanna scare everybody
Ah same! Val lobbies have people totally disregarding my call outs, which lead to us losing... F in the chat
5:13 “…if you do it correctly, it will sound like this-“
ad: “-BONELESS WINGS”
I CACKLED
I don't control when the ads get played 😭
this girl is a straight up wizard with her voice. listening to her change her voice was jarring in an incredibly impressive way. also this is very comprehensive and helpful! hands down the best tutorial ive seen for ftm voice training. if the creator sees this, thank you for making it!!
Its insane how you can replicate a typical trans masculine voice
thank you so much!! Im non-binary afab, but i feel more comfy being more masculine and ive always hated my "girly voice", i hope this helps me, and also i have a question, can i sing punk/metal/rock/screamo with the masculine voice?
It's possible! It's a bit too complicated to explain transmasculine singing in a comment, but I plan on covering it in future videos ^-^
@@amaroselessons thnx!! ill be waiting xo
I LIKE YOUR PFP
ayyyyy fellow afab nonbinary mcr fan. have a great day my dude you have awesome taste in music (and gender)
Why is this me
3:50 High closed quotient (avoid vocal fry!)
Larynx height (pant+phonation test and yawn) 4:50
6:05 Embouchure
TYSM
I started watching this as a cis female because I thought it would be cool to be able to lower my voice for fun but now I’m realizing this is a level of commitment I simply don’t have for something not that important to me. Good video though! I bet it helped a lot of people.
same :,D
I started watching for help with voice acting
Same I just thought itd be funny to do a low masculine voice when I'm mad to scare people
switching between masc and fem:
2:16 pitch
3:16 quotient
3:36 breathiness
5:15 small dog
5:55 yawn
6:48 ee aa
7:06 speaking from ee and aa
7:27 light to dark s
7:38 tight to dark t
7:49 light to dark cherry
I'm not sure why this popped up in my feed since I'm a cis woman, but I'm going to watch it anyways. Learning to sound masculine seems like a useful skill.
Same here. If I ever decide to go into voice acting, it could be a good skill to have. Or I could use it in online games.
@@andromeda_va39 I’m planning on using it to become a cross dressing VTuber. Like Kagami Kira or moenaomii, but in reverse. Problem is, I haven’t practiced yet because everyone in the house can hear me. Maybe I’ll try going outside in the cold tomorrow.
Im cis but got the most random burst of motivation to become a cross dresser out of literally nowhere so now I’m here lol
no bc I imagined you getting catcalled and you just respond in a masculine voice and they instantly back off 😭
yes same here lol
If you're able to talk this way really well could you speak in a masculine voice for long periods of time?
Yup, you should be able to get to that point with enough practice!
@@amaroselessons this is gonna sound mildly dumb but does it get stuck that way? like, do you end up defaulting to it after a while or is it always something you need to condition your voice to?
@@comradewindowsill4253 hi voice actor here lol
this wont make any sense until you actually experience it but once you get into the swing of it, yes you need to be consciously aware "this is the voice i want to use" but beyond that it's no more work than pressing an on or off button
doing any other voice (regardless of whether it's boymode, girlmode, or just a character) shouldn't take any actual effort after awhile, yes ofc for the first few tries it'll be hard and it's normal to need to concentrate more on it
but if it NEVER seems to get easier then make sure you're not inadvertently harming your voice, when you get familiar enough with whatever voice you want to use to the point where you don't feel like you need to "find your voice" every time you want to use it, that's usually the point where you should realize it doesn't take any actual EFFORT
don't focus so much on memorizing and replicating how it sounds, focus more on how it feels, i've been able to do the same voices consistently for around 5 years now without them changing with age (most of them aren't very strenuous, but there are a lot of them and i do them on a very frequent basis, so vocal health is something i've always needed to be more conscious about)
this isn't so much for masculinization, but a good habit to form anyways, make sure you also do breathing exercises before doing a different voice
i'd even call it muscle memory after a certain point, but you wanna train your lungs to be able to hold in a decent about of air without you having to take a big dramatic gasp (which is always purely performative, it never does anything useful, breathe like normal just longer trust)
if you're a visual learner, you can also look at videos of voice actors in the booth! especially go for people like tom kenny, or keith ferguson, anyone you know who has a near unbelievable range (kf even has like at least 20 credits that i recognize but had no idea they were him LMAO)
hopefully 8 months later this is still useful lol
Holy shit I sound hot as fuck using a masculine voice!
I'm not actually trans, I don't think so at least, but this seems really interesting and I'm so happy so many people in the comments are feeling comfortable in their voice after this. :)
lol "I don't think so at least"- P.O.V. me a year ago
oh wait this comment was literally a year ago- 💀
@@DemonicStrawberry99 fun fact! You called it.
@@zofi6410 lmaoo congrats
@@bonelessmice6828 thanks lol. Realizing that I'm not exactly a cis woman and instead something else (not sure what yet, but we're vibing) was a trip.
this was really educational and useful. I really enjoyed how you explained how the voice changes and why that "brightness" can be left in the voice.
Its particularly important b/c some people (*cough* kalvin garrah) have tried to stigmatize some trans masculine voices with mean names
Yeah- it's really frustrating and dehumanizing :(. All voices are valid and beautiful here! I'm glad you found this informative!
Lol why does my voice sound like Dumbledore when I try these exercises 💀😂
Thanks so much for making this!
Everyone in the comments getting gender euphoria is honestly the most wholesome thing ever
I struggle a bit with vocal fry, but I got a more masc sound immediately. I'm crying happy tears 😭. For once hearing my own voice didn't make me feel gross. Thank you for uploading this, you're an absolute life saver ☺️🙌🏻
Hello! Genderfluid here and really appreciate you sharing these exercises. I have a bg in linguistics so I know some tricks (I'm a voice actor too so I modify my speaking qualities often) but I've never heard of closed quotient stuff, thank you so much!!! Also thank you for talking about how resonance is BS it's rampant in voice coaching but anyone with baseline knowledge of vocal anatomy knows it's not helpful.
as someone who cant go on t because of my country this is actually so amazing i literally squealed when i first heard myself doing these exercises. thank you so much you dont know how much happiness you brought to my day
:) I'm glad this helped you!
Is it possible for this kind of voice to become your regular or "natural" voice?
Yup! With time you can adapt to this new configuration , and It will become second nature with enough time and effort ^-^
@@amaroselessons oh thats great! Thanks for responding! :D
@@amaroselessons T T) thank you!!!
hi kyle im also a kyle
1:16
i'M SORRY BUT YOUR VOICE SHIFT REALLY THREW ME OFF I- 👁👄👁
I am a trans masc and this has really been working for me, I'm so glad there are people out there willing to give a helping hand, like you.
"try and imitate the panting of a chihuahua, then try and imitate the panting of a labrador" *me trying to imitate as she speaks* "no you do not need to stick your tongue out" *stops*
My voice hardly changed at all and I've been on T for like a decade. It is sooooo frustrating. I'm glad you made these vids.
This was really interesting! Even if I find it a little confusing:’)) it’s also really impressive how easily it sounds that you switch from a more masculine to a more feminine voice.
This was really interesting to watch! I feel like I learned a lot of new things!
That's awesome, I'm so glad to hear that!
i can not describe how much i would give to have this voice 3:29 omg :,d
This is awesome. I'm FTM so this helps with my issue a lot, as well as with my voice acting career.
I can either sound like a mouse or now do a voice deeper than anything I've ever heard before.
Ok so I have a VERY deep voice as someone AFAB and when I heard the "typical trans masc" voice i was so confused because I'm like "I don't sound like that" and "damn i must be lucky" throughout the video i realized that yes i am lucky and could do all the exercises without any training.
dang boi im jelly
Damn 😔😔
Yeah I have a low voice AFAB too so all I need is a little nuance and hopefully I’ll sound cis over time
same i thought i was doing them wrong because of it lmao
I also have a generally low voice compared to most of my siblings :'D
I conaider it quote the win with how easy it is to masculinize it. The euphoria afterwards is just- mwah
chefs kiss
I literally shocked when i first achieved the scary ahh deep male voice, this is the way i do ;
Take deep breath and hold it, like after you yawn or sum but dont let go of the breath, then try to talk in low voice
Keep yapping until u find the scary deep voice , thats how i do it, its so scary 😂😂
how do i get the "buzzier" voice? i can't seem to get to that and always go into vocal fry even after practicing for quite some time
Replying so I get notifications too lol
Same reason as the other guy
"The first time, the second time, the third time, the fourth time, the fifth time, the sixth time or the seventh time."
Me: Oh, so the 8th time I'll get it right, I see. /j
Not transmasc but my friend and I want to start an animation studio and don't have the money to hire voice actors lol. This was really useful
Hey, I just recently made the decision to start trying to masculinize my voice. I've been watching these videos and I was wondering if you have any idea what I should expect while I'm doing this. Is the Patrick Star voice an inevitable part of the practice? Should I try to use a lower voice when speaking in general? Thank you for making videos like this, you have such a command of your vocal range it really helps ease the anxiety I've had making this step
What you're describing as Patrick Star voice is probably because you haven't quite nailed down High CQ/Fold Thickness/vocal weight yet - Watch my other video on vocal weight to work on incorporating that into your voice. Practicing maintaining low larynx and a large embouchure will help you darken your voice and might get you read as a teen boy, but if you combine that with the increased vocal weight, you'll get a more adult-sounding masculine sounding voice.
Continuing to practice all of these exercises will make them easier over time. Practicing vocal weight in particular daily for around 15-20 minutes (doesn't need to be all at once) is really important getting this configuration down - sometimes you might want to opt for just doing the exercise and holding it and not worrying about taking it into speech. When you get more comfortable with it, you can try and take it into your speech, but expect to lose the vocal weight as you continue speaking and adjusting to this new coordination. It's all about consistent practice.
If you continue speaking with the lower larynx and large embouchure, yes, it will eventually become habitual, but it takes time. Listen to recordings of your voice while reading a paragraph and see if you can notice when your voice loses the quality.
@@amaroselessons Hey, thank you for such a quick and detailed reply! I wasn't sure where to start so I just typed in "voice masculinization" on UA-cam and tried to browse what came up. I'm enby and accidentally discovered voice euphoria a couple of days ago when I was joking around making "silly" voices at work. While I was browsing videos, someone had made one referencing the "Patrick Star voice" and I got your video mixed up with theirs when I commented 🤦 So I'm sorry for that, the description resonated with me because I start to sound like him when I try to hold that lower sounding voice for too long.
I'll check out your other videos and see what I can learn :) I keep finding exercises but those videos don't really go into detail about what kind of progress to expect. Maybe the other video you referenced will help. Thanks again!
@@amaroselessons Hi! I was just starting to work on these exercises because I also have decided to start masculinizing my voice. The one I'm having a really tough time with is the quotient slides and was scrolling through the comments to see if anyone else had a similar problem. This caught my eye because I'm a teen (so I guess I wouldn't mind being read as a teen boy, lol). My question is, could my age be a factor in why I'm having trouble? Or does it just take more practice than I expected? I just can't get that buzzing quality to my voice, and I'm worried I'm instead lowering my larynx instead by accident. Thank you though, this guide is very helpful!
Oh my god I also have he Patrick star voice 😂
@@rakew9231 Same here, I'm also a teen and can't figure out how to get that buzzing quality. This comment is a year old, so maybe you have some advice on how to start getting that buzz to your voice?
Hearing the explanation of the 'why' and not just the 'how' is super helpful. Also your descriptions made it really easy for me to visualize how everything works!
I mean this in the best intentions possible, you are the audio version of a shapeshifter.
I'm so anxious doing this. You have to be so loud and I don't want people hearing me and I don't want to disturb people. At least I'm not living with my parents anymore. They're the worst.
So is vocal fry bad? Because I've almost always had it naturally, especially on the lower end of my pitch when I'm more loosely speaking.
There's nothing inherently wrong with vocal fry, you just want to avoid using it as a crutch for lower range expansion as it can hamper your lower M1 (chest voice/modal voice) range expansion progress.
@@amaroselessons okay! Thank you so much!
I'm not trans, but I watched this out of sheer curiosity and found it fascinating! I never knew that there was more to making your voice sound masculine than just lower pitch. Well, if nothing else, I might be better at voicing male characters in D&D! Cheers!
Hm. I'm genderfluid, but have found that my 'male voice' still tends to sound feminine. I tried all of this and got... my 'male voice'... Though the consonant bit should help, as I noticed the way I naturally form them comes out more feminine, but I can form them slightly differently and sound more masculine!
It's hard to assess what you might be doing wrong without hearing your voice. If you need further help feel free to check out the Scinguistics Discord ^-^
I tried speaking after the little dog big dog and had the most masc voice ive ever had! Im def gonna practice becuase my fem voice is what always seems to shatter my androgeny :( Ty so much!
Outstanding!!!
Ive been on T for 14 months and havent really noticed much difference. I cant sing as high as I used to and it feels like something is stuck in my throat. Im in my 50s, so I think T effects are slower at this age (that Ive seen and read). I thought it was impossible for me to change my voice but the yawnings have worked amazing results. Its almost Barry White level. Im so grateful. I thought if I had to have voice training it would make me a 'fake' masc. But, not anymore. Thanks so much for giving me the courage to try.
I'm afab and nb (I think, I'm still not totally sure about labels) but I like being able to express myself in different ways when I feel more masc so this may be really helpful for me in the future, thank you!
Thank you so much, Im ftm and It helped me incredibly quickly. I speak 3 languages but in every language I speak a little bit differently. In russian (my native language) my voice is very high (I later figured out that this is because of me being insecure around my transphobic family in the past) then german being something in the middle and english is usually deeper than german but not very much. I´ve been doing these exercises for some time now and I got more confident in general and I can actually talk much deeper in all 3 languages, it´s incredible!
3:29 I'm in love with the voice, don't mind me 👀
It sounds really unnatural at the moment, but WOW I sound like a whole different person after just 10 minutes! I can only imagine what a bit of practice could do! Thank you!!
This video saved my life! I’m non binary and my voice is very high pitched (AFAB) and I hate it! I’ve started trying these suggestions in the video and I sound more masculine! Thanks so much. 😁😁😁😁
this is really cool!! :Dc
is there, like.... a way to incorporate these features- sort of, into your "regular" voice to achieve a sound that sounds sort of... "in between" a masculine and feminine voice?? :0c dskjghsd sorry this is really hard to describe
Yes! There's lots of factors that go into vocal androgyny, so It's a little advanced for me to try and get into in this comment, but it's definitely in one of my near-future video plans!
@@amaroselessons oh yay!! i'll be looking furward to that one, thank you!!
I’m non-binary but I’ve always been really really insecure about my super high pitched voice. I can speak lower already and comfortably lower but it’s just more natural when I’m happy to speak in my squeaky high voice instead so I’m working on controlling when I use which kind of voice. This was so helpfull and thanks!
said “hello” in my new and improved voice!! I’ve got a very long way to go but I am super grateful for this video, good luck everyone :)
I’m a genderfluid person and I want to appear more masculine to others so thank you so much!! It’s so helpful :)
Thank you so much for this! I have horrible dysphoria about my voice plus i very much enjoy voice acting so being able change my voice to actually sound masculine makes me incredibly happy
so glad you found this useful!
Thank you for this! This is really helpful!
Thank you so much for this! Having it physiologically explained with exercises for each aspect rather than being told vague and inaccurate instructions like "speak from your chest not your head" is so helpful.
You have such comprehensive vocal understanding i am amazed. Seriously. This is the greatest vocal lesson ive ever had.
Holy shit. You blew my mind with the pitch examples. Bravo.
I got really dysphoric so thank you
I don't wanna have a permanently masculine voice. I just want to be able to voice act my male ocs lol
I've read so many articles on voice masculinization and this is the first thing that's ever actually clicked for me. It's digestible and makes sense with audible examples to follow. Truly thank you for this.
This was really helpful! Thank you so much! I’ve been trying to find out how to get a deeper voice and this helped a lot!
This is truly amazing!! I spoke in a deeper voice then I could before thank you for teaching us this:)
this is INCREDIBLY helpful, saw the other video too. ill definitely be using these to learn. thank you so much!
Hey! I just really wanted to thank you for this video. I am planning to go on T, but it's an incredibly long and expensive process in my country, so it's gonna take a while. Videos like these are incredibly helpful as they help ease my gender dysphoria, and give me some hope of passing. Well done!!
Tried the high note then sliding down, and there was already a huge difference!! ^^ tried it with singing too, that when I noticed the difference. I just need to learn how to keep it low without it getting higher for a longer time! But thank you so much ^^ I'm trans nonbinary, and while my voice was already kinda neutral, it was a high pitch neutral. I'm gonna keep practicing!
This was so helpful! It makes so much more sense once it's broken down into steps.
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate this video, thank you so much. When I can, I’m gonna follow along and keep watchin’ ‘till I get it right
is it possible to sound masculine but still have a somewhat soft voice? I’m a trans guys but II still present very feminine.
To a degree - vocal gender is mostly a statistical thing, though. The more parameters you have leaning masculine, the more likely you are to be gendered (based off of your voice) male, and the more parameters you push towards androgyny, the more people may misgender you, so it's important to try to find a balance between what best matches your internal idea of how you'd like to present and what you'd prefer people to gender you as. Vocal weight/CQ/softness is a gradient, not binary, so you can play around with different amounts of vocal weight and see what you like best in your voice. The vocal weight gradient exercise in my vocal weight video is good for playing around with this.
Amazing! While I can’t describe my relationship to gender in a simple UA-cam comment, this video is also extremely helpful for me in terms of acting and privacy reasons. (With public filming and such so commonplace, I find changing up my presentation not just in appearance, but other ways makes me harder to track.)
this is so helpful and so in depth, you don’t know how many dysphoric people you’re actually saving by doing this. 🖤🖤🖤
this is such an incredibly informative video. thank you so much for creating it Ama!
Wow, I'm just here for voice acting stuff (and admittedly I've been trans-questioning for a bit, so there's interest from that too), and I hadn't come across so much detail and precision on changing one's voice before! I'd really tried searching and came up blank, so this is incredible, especially with the example voices! Thank you! I'll have to look at your other content too.
Thank you so much! This was so informative.
I love the different aspects mentioned here! Made me realize what I primarily want from my voice is to sound heavier
Thank you so much for this video. It has brought so much hope for me. I will do these exercises everyday until I finally hear my real voice.
Thank you so much for making this tutorial, I've tried to masculinise my voice for so long just by "talking in a chest voice" and it's never worked, but this just made me realise that I was only ever really shifting my pitch, making me sound dopey as hell lol. This actually brought me to tears when I first attempted it, I actually started sounding like a guy, thank you again!
I’ve been on testosterone for more than 2 years and have had hardly any change in my voice, so thank you for this. I have to watch it again cuz I don’t completely understand how you do the exercises but I’m really hoping this will help me 🥲 also the control you have over your voice is incredible
Oml when you were showing the combining I literally almost screamed I wasn't expecting that- also tysm now I'm gonna freak out my friends
I found your channel last week. I have been wanting to lower my voice for many years now, and for the past 5 years I have trained myself to speak in a lower fem voice.
I look at the progress from when i was 24 and now, 29 and I sound different. HOWEVER I found this video as well as your Vocal Weight video and I am blown away by the new tone I have achieved in 3 days. I am especially surprised that you run a whole discord with lessons?!
you are doing so much to give back to the community. and I appreciate this valuable resource, and look forward to joining you guys for a group lesson soon.
You are helping so many transmasculine people here, thank you so much!! When I started my transition a couple of years ago there was literally nobody doing it. Makes me so happy to see! Pre T me might have cried finding this
AND! I get to profit from it now, post T. :D Funny enough I learned from playing D&D and having a big, burly character that I could indeed talk in a deep, full voice! And thanks to you I can practice that now and make it sound more natural. And also learn how to not hurt my vocal chords.
This video is incredible!! and suuper helpful, it makes so much more sense than the others I've watched. Thank you!
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This was so helpful even for me! (I've been on T for a year and my voice hasn't changed the way I've wanted it to) but these exercises are very helpful. Thank you for sharing these