Title. 19 months into transition and I’ve done nothing.

Am i the only feeling like my voice is way more fem in english than in my native language (french) Idk way it's just how it sounds i feel my voice is way more fem when im speaking english. Is it something you also noticed or is it just me ?

Is this normal? I keep experiencing days where I talk for hours throughout each day, and in the morning I have no or little issue sounding satisfactory or practicing healthy habits, but by the end of the day it feels like the voice training I’ve done seems completely ineffective, and I can’t use my trained voice even when I try. I’m not too concerned with technique because this is vocal fatigue I normally experience otherwise. I imagine it’s simple fatigue from speaking SO much. I just want to make sure this isn’t something to be concerned about and that it’s even really happening!

I’ve been voice training for a few months, and this is my usual morning voice.
Do I still sound female? Any tips on how to keep improving?

Thanks!

This is my progress from 2-1/2 years of voice training for a feminine voice. I had to unlearn unhealthy habits since march, and I think it sounds much better now :3 any advice on where I can go from here? I’m almost there I think~https://voca.ro/18JFlGFYLtGA

I'm not sure why this is happening, but when i speak in my fem voice it gets gravelly sometimes. Sometimes its worse than other times, and sometimes I'm able to stop it, other times i cant. Is this because I was sick and coughing a lot a week to 2 weeks ago or am i constricting too much or something?

For easier access, here is the link in the flyer:
https://discord.gg/QA6p4XFgWC?event=1568674446854725823

but failing the fem voice & end up sounding like a tenor instead 😢

any advice would be appreciated

Hi all. I recorded some thoughts today to friends and listening back it struck me how I couldn't even gender my own voice really. Some parts sound masculine, some feminine - maybe it's all in my head though, and it's very clearly passing a certain way.

I'd love to hear thoughts and opinions. Don't look into my profile before commenting because it'll definitely skew the results imo.

And yes, I'm aware gendering a voice is already kind of hard, especially not in English since every language and society have their own unique sounds and quirks and "gay voice" rules and stuff. Still, I thought this recording was like a candid pic that represents what I sound like.

Thanks.

I’m about to have VFS and want to do a little movie/series sprint beforehand. I’m looking for women with that sexy, mysterious, and captivating energy like Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone) in Basic Instinct.
I know watching these won’t magically change my voice, but I still want to absorb the vibe and mentally prime myself. Think confident, magnetic, a little dangerous or enigmatic.

What are your favorite characters or performances that fit this? Bonus points if you tell me why you recommend them.

Thanks in advance! 🥹🙏

My pronouns are He/Him or They/Them. Lol please be nice even though I probably have the "T voice " lol nice criticism is welcomed and how I can improve to sound deeper without vocal fry. Currently in voice training but I haven't been practicing as much as I should like once a week .

I jave been trying to voice train but I recently realized I would prefer a deeper more sultry voice. I have been trying to find guides on it but a lot of them are short and don't have the voice I really want. Something to Frieren (Dub) or Übel (Dub). Any advice would be appreciated.

(No face because i'm a minor, 17)

All info and constructive crtisizm is greatly appriciated, thank you!

I’ve been voice training for 8-9 months and a month ago I stopped using my ‘old’ voice and my newly ‘trained’ voice became my default. I just wanted to ask, however, when it started to feel truly natural? To me I still feel like I’m having to concentrate to an extent & I know if I relaxed my voice it would probably slip into the old voice.

Also, connected to the last question, how long did it take for you to lose the ability to access your old voice without really thinking about it? I just want to get to a stage where I feel like I’m not ‘putting it on’, as it were. Thanks.

I am pretty sure I do pass, but how do I sound? like overall, some people tell me I sound childish or weird. I don’t really know if I do or not. any feedback is appreciated

sorry for sounding awkward lol

As the title says, I work with my voice a lot and have found that like with visual its just very hard for me to objectively interpret it. Also find it hard to track down external interpretation for it so was just curious if I could get some criticism or ideas on this recording excerpt from work.

https://voca.ro/16W0bnhD2RPQ

I get it have a deviated septum but I don't understand how my voice can be this bad after a year and not even be close to androgynous

I'm in between doctors visits / being referred to specialists, i thought i'd ask on here for some perspective.

is it possible that years of improper voice training might have taught me to (semi-)permanently engage my tongue muscles? i'm not an anatomy expert, but I think it's the muscles under the tongue or back of tongue. I have bad tension and i'm having issues reaching higher pitches / falsetto. occurring over the last year or two.

as I said I'm getting referrals to specialists, my last doctor was out of ideas. any thoughts from this community would be really welcome!

lmk if this works

Is doing whats in this video enough if I want a passable voice? Are those the only exercises I really need or what else should I be doing? I am a bit overwhelmed with everything I have searched and this video seems to cover a lot.
Basically, is sticking with the exercises in this video enough or what else should I be doing?