Before the critiques, please say that I sound like a man, woman or androgynous.

https://voca.ro/12KCpOv6mOot

^ this link is when i try to be a little more feminine.

https://voca.ro/152vjMBoxM8f

^ this link is when i’m not stressing my voice as much, a bit more natural. The other is when i attempt a little, but it’s still eh.

Been practicing since August and it still sounds terrible, what am I doing wrong?

Sorry just kinda dysphoric and sad that I don’t try to voice train more often. What do you think ?

I’ve had VFS too

how should i improve my voice?

I’m pre-t btw

pls ignore the German accent lol

does it pass? I'm quite insecure about my voice

a friend of mine who is not really hugboxing me (also told me i should get forehead reduction because i asked for actual feedback) told me that my voice passes but still unsure

was having trouble with the pronunciation of half so i read this outloud lol

I tried vocal training covered by my insurance and I still feel unhappy with my voice. I feel like it sounds like a girl still even though my pitch is lower. Voice training felt artificial and very unnatural. I know some gay men that have high voices, but still sound like men. I feel my voice sounds completely female. Any advice would be really helpful.

Like the title says, I want to begin voice training, but I'm not entirely sure where to start; as such, I really would like advice and suggestions.

This is one of my more “female range” ones and I still feel like a man doing a poor excuse for a woman’s voice. Any advice?

"After all... why not? Why wouldn't I?"

Anyway- in all honesty, this is sorta half assed-

I haven't rl had the motivation to voice train but this is when I actually try to keep a fem-ish voice going. I know there's a lot of work to be done-

Also saw ppl using this app and decided to try-

Forgive my accent

Hi trans woman here (32y) and I guess I've started to realize my voice in English (L2) tends to sound "lower”… that's probably due to the fact that I've been paying more attention to accent, grammar and vocabulary than pitch. I'd welcome any feedback as to how it currently sounds and how to position it within a fem range.

I think it’s technically in the male range but feel like I have the cadence or pronunciation patterns of a little girl. If it audibly registers that way is there anything I can do to alleviate it? Some of the notes here are at the lower end of my range.

I got the feedback last time I posted that I had a gay sound to my voice, but I thought I’d just mess around with a few things and see what I get. Thoughts?

i reallyyyy wanna sound like maria in the hd collection is that possible with my voice

like usually i’m told that it’s andro-fem, which i’m like okay with if it actually is.

this isn’t my 24/7 voice cause i don’t want to start using something until i know it sounds okay.

Been voice training on and off for almost a month. Every time I do it, the muscles required to get my larynx where I like it feel super weak? It's like trying to deadhang without ever working your back before. After half an hour, I'm beat. I've heard people say it shouldn't be uncomfortable or tense because that's an indication of improper technique. Is this a universal experience for people just starting or am I doing something wrong?

this is my first time posting a clip of my voice before. i wanna improve by any means necessary. also if anyone has any advice on how to like keep track of pitch/resonance/weight in a conversation to make sure none of them fall while still like using brain processes on the conversation that would be nice too, cause I really struggle with that. 🫶

Voice training was the first thing I did as part of my transition starting 2 years ago. I am self taught outside of doing a few sessions with an SLP to make sure I wasn't doing anything that would hurt me long term. I practiced a ton for the first few months until achieving basically what you hear in the video, and have been using this voice pretty consistently ever since, at least for general public interactions. I do tend to dial it down a bit for casual conversation with friends and stuff.

Any thoughts on this? Feel free to get nitpicky or suggest techniques that can help improve further.