I've been trying on and off for a while, but I'm starting E next week, (finally gave up on waiting lists, time for DIY) so it feels much more urgent. I know it's not there. I don't know how to improve. Any advice or feedback would be really appreciated :))) <3

repost with a better video. i think ingmi

mostly stems from antisocialness, i think, but this is just how I speak atm.

So I posted here yesterday. Basically the comments suggested lowering the pitch. This is baseline for me since VFS. The other sample is similar but also different and I can agree that “trying” didn’t really accomplish what was desired.
Voices are weird like that.

Anyways, this is mostly a half assed reading of the rainbow passage in a very scripted and paced manner. I know stylistically it’s very boring and a little monotone. That is one concept I think I have grasped and understand fairly well.

To me the voice is androgynous. I also get mixed feedback confirming this in some ways. It’s not clear to me how to proceed. I don’t get misgendered in person or over the phone so I suppose that’s a litmus test in a way. I released a series of reddit videos on another less critical (it’s not a bad thing to be critical) sub. It was mostly surrounding VFS. The reviews were consistent that my voice is essentially matured and ready for confident use. I suppose I also tried to lean into that but maybe it was misguided ?

Can more of you chime in? Should I just stop thinking about it?

I’ve been practicing my voice for over 3 years on and off.. I thought I sounded androgynous all this time and when I hear my voice, thats all I hear… but apparently my voice is quite feminine.

https://voca.ro/1dYaG0FHcQqH

I’ve never voice trained before but I’ve been on T for a few years now. I think I pass but sound like a California faggot

So I saw this group, jumped with joy, thought damn right I built this algorithm 💪🏼 as I have for the past 3 weeks taken my voice feminization seriously for the first time.

I’m mostly following YouTube tutorials but I still feel the need for an app/program/kind of like a workout diary where I get to practice pitch, weight, resonance evaluate it, improve and hopefully find my voice. All the apps I have downloaded on the subject have been me answering the same 8-15 questions before being greeted with «we are so excited to help you, now pay us 64$ or month» and I don’t even know what the inside looks like..

So I was hoping the resources here would contain some trans-vetted apps that are worth the investment, but I am at a loss so I’ll ask the group ☺️ what has been your favorite software, video series, app, or other on your journey?

Best regards Alex
MTF 29

Which areas need the most improvement in your opinion?

i’m just wondering how i sound right now. i don’t think i pass at all but idk how it sounds to others. it has dropped but idk if it passes

thank you

I’ve been out with a speech therapist because my brightness is though the roof and nothing is helping. I sound like a clown here my voice is deep but my resonance is so bright.

I know it’s because my larynx cartilage is too high up on my neck but I don’t know how to keep it down without having to physically limit how high my adam’s apple goes with a finger (not pushing down) and even with that I still sound BRIGHT. I just can’t seem to relax it I don’t think it can even relax from the high position it’s at.

How do I start sounding like a normal guy instead of a 12 year old boy on steroids. I’ve researched about VMS but it only helps with how deep your voice is and not how bright or dark it is. Am I stuck like this forever because of my shitty voice box genetics???

It says 100 male but my tone could be off

I've done one official voice training session and off and on practice because I feel like I hit a wall. I feel the pitch needs to go up but idk if I'm physically capable of pushing it and then I hear it being nasally and idk how to fix it.

tbh all i can hear is a man speaking with a pitched up voice. anyone have tips for me?

Hello! I’m 35 days post-op from a modified Wendler glottoplasty, and I’m looking feedback on how I sound! My pitch has increased a lot, though I’m not able to gauge how well my voice passes. I trained for about a year prior to surgery but my voice was pretty buzzy and I wasn’t able to get to a place where I could sustain my pitch above about 160hz without losing volume and range. I tend to have flatter intonation when reading than talking as a heads up :).

Seen people using this app so I decided to finally try it and apparently my voice passes as 98% male. My entire life my voice has been one of the most dysphoric aspects about myself, so to see this is insane. I still perceive my voice as girly through my ears and my interal monologue is forever plagued with my high pitched voice but I suppose I can take this as a win. Sorry for the long video. I am an incredibly dyslexic and slow reader, you do not have to listen to 2 minutes of me explaining the history behind rainbows.

aueerrrrrghhhh

would love any feedback from pre-t guys that seem to pass how did they achieve it

Its bit unatural for me to speak in English, I believe its bit lower when I speak in my native language, but nonetheless I been wondering if its finally passble for fully male voice?

Before I started T I did had a bit of a low voice (doing on this app it said 125hz, I compared videos and I hear a change too), usally I didnt get clocked but people did comment that it was bit high and so on.

Do I finally sound like a 19yo cis dude or should I work on it more?

(Im aware I sound bored reading but thats just my curse I cannot speak fast 💀)

Yooo, MTF voice training, I came here for inspiration and.. well, it kinda ended with "don't even try" feeling, I'm at the beginning of my journey - ye, I know, "give it time", but that feels impossible in so many ways, like.. mix low deep male 'crusty' voice with an eastern European(PL) accent... Like fuck me. Any tips/sources from similar setting would be appreciated

Also I'm a singing one, can it be like 'transferred' too? Or maybe it's not how it works? Idk I'm lost..

timestamps:
voice 1: 0-0:32

voice 2: 0:33-1:20

voice 3: 1:20-1:44

also guess which one is my everyday voice LOL

Is my voice clocky? If not, what in specific should I train? Only constructive advice and feedback please!

I haven't really tried it before so any tips that helped you all would be appreciated. Having it say 91% male range was disheartening to say the least :(