#trans voice

[jasondamien93]

Spotify Wrapped but make it trans

[chnhrobin]

Umbrella Post for all the voice training resources i find/am introduced to!!!! I can personally vouch for all of these to some extent. Will be edited as i get more! Let me know if you have any to share!

TransVoiceLessons and Seattle Voice Lab on Youtube

Introductory Trans Voice Resources from r/trans voice

L’s Guide from r/transvoice

YukoEx Voice Training Tutorials (Feminizing only)

Trans Academy Voice Modulation Workshops

#21: https://youtu.be/IpgGm_hbD90?si=abbhFhycPU0wALeu

[kiranboo]

Can I show you what’s underneath? 🍆

[hazellush-12]

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[an-ant-hill]

am i just lame or does anybody else get massive gender envy from House's voice

[ts-alice]

Straight guys brave enough to admit you like trans girls, where are y’all? 👋

[catboybiologist]

Oh boy. This video is scary. Why? Because it's a genuine, wholehearted try. No morning voice. No "oh I'm just snapping into this". No "oh I haven't voice trained in months". While I'm still using my masculine voice daily, I do voice train from time to time. Not consistently and not well, and not with targeted effort or practice. But I did it today as well, with focus on physicality and muscular positions. And.... It's not good. I know it's not. But here it is:

If you want to listen, critique, and judge, please do! I want to hear it. I know a million things already that I can do and practice to make it better. And it will get better. But I need to be kept accountable. I post these videos here, because having a "point" or an audience helps me be more regular with it. So thanks for being that outlet. It really does help me think about voice training more often.

[alienbycomics]

Congrats on finishing voice training! How did you find the place you used?

Hi I know I’m late to getting to this ask, but I actually went to a speech pathologist in my area, and thankfully was able to have insurance help cover voice training sessions for me. There are some online ones I haven’t checked out like Seattle Voice Lab and Trans Voice Lessons, but I’ve heard those can get expensive. Hope this helps!

[awesomedaniella234]

Still your sexy Daniella 🥰

[kittenquasar]

Thanks to voice training I can now sneeze cute apparently

[fella-lovin-fella]

i never post my face here, but today is a big day and i wanted to share :) transitioning saved my life, introduced me to so many kind people and different ways of life.

dont die wondering.

k love u

[kdinjenzen]

:3

[jasondamien93]

😡😡😡

[nekhcore]

so... HRT definitely changes your voice a lot. when i was a kid i was a mezzo-soprano, and i was really proud of my voice. i hated the sound of it in recording, but i loved my technical skill and the things i was capable of doing with it.

anyways, my voice is very important to me. so i spent a lot of time singing to myself in audacity--usually copies of the arrangements we did in choir. naturally, when i transitioned i kept up that habit.

so i want to show you all a little comparison!

volume warning on this one -- i was literally singing full belt at my computer. it's loud!

now here's the exact same arrangement, sung by me as an adult, 2 years on testosterone :) (significantly quieter lol)

i think i'm finally both happy with where my voice is and also confident in my skill with it. it's super exciting!

trans care saves lives!