#voice training

[hazelsmask]

You don't understand it's totally your responsibility as a trans women to deconstruct gender roles. And you do this by not transitioning. Women can have body hair so you shouldn't get electrolysis. Women can have flat chests so you shouldn't start hrt. Women can have deep voices so you shouldn't voice train. It's incredibly important for me as a woman that you don't transition so you can challenge gender norms! Trans women shouldn't transition trans shouldn't transition trans women shouldn't transition!!! It's for feminism and not because I hate trannies

[biblicallyaccuratemoth]

Woah, is that @kaylasartwork? What is this, a crossover episode?

This idea came while she and I were chatting on Discord and it was too funny not to make into a full comic. Special thanks again to Kayla for making a special appearance here!

I have a natural weakness to Blahaj. I own 9, and I have named all of them. They are named:

Blahaj Blast.

Finji Ikari.

Beelzeblahaj, Prince of Sharkness.

Shark Whatney.

Swim Shady.

Bruce.

The Sharkitect.

Shark Vader.

And one more with a rude name that I won’t share here. I also have a little Blahaj named Tyrifin Lannister.

[mouse-girl-estrogen]

What if there was a collar for voice training where whenever you lost the girl voice it would shock you. As you get better at it it would slowly dial in on what is/isn’t acceptable

[seeyaaida]

POV: You're a Trans man using your male voice in front of family for the first time

I love this P&F audio so much lmaoo 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Also long time no see from tumblr. Was on a hiatus for a very long time, but I randomly decided to make pride month flipnotes and here's 1 of them :p

[blorpingtonn]

Reminder that masc voice training is a thing! So if you have voice dysphoria you might wanna try it at least for a month or two and see if it helps :]

[imstillalexcomic]

I’m not really a new year’s resolution type of person, but I certainly do want to work on my femme voice more. 

Folks that know me know I’m an absolute ham anytime a microphone is near me; for reference, here’s an old Corpse Run strip of me being a silly guy.  I didn’t used to be this way, but I kind of love getting in front of people and talking.  It’s thrilling, it excites me in a way nothing else really does.  It took a long time for me to overcome social anxiety and embrace the goofiness.

With that in mind you’d think I’d be just as excited to practice my feminine voice with people. 

I don’t know why, but it’s really terrifying and embarrassing. 

I like my regular voice.  I really do.  Sure, it isn’t gender affirming, but it’s something about me that I’ve worked on and have really come to enjoy and have fun with. 

Sometimes for work and side projects I do amateur voice over.  My voice is a part of me.

Of all the potential surgeries down the road, I’d never do anything to alter my voice.  I never want to lose it.

I’m still going to work on my feminine voice in the meantime (and yes, I am actually just doing it when playing Overwatch at the moment), but in an ideal world I can still be a girl and have the voice that I’m most comfortable using. 

La di da.

[brooke2valley]

Voice training be hard yall

I swear, it was way harder when I first started.

[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

[charlott2n]

does anyone have any voice training exercises that have specifically worked for them. i need to get back to doing that im so sickies of my voice not matching my inner voice. my typing voice. you know

[head-shoulders-toeknee]

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

[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.

[biblicallyaccuratemoth]

Woah! Is that @kaylasartwork , @bubbleverseart , AND @nyxisart ? What is this, a New Years crossover episode? (Seriously, though. Thank you all for participating, your art is wonderful and getting to know y’all this winter has been delightful.)

It’s going to be a good year, 2025. And it’s going to be good because the queer community, all of us, are there for each other. Every single one of us is badass alone, and together we can weather anything.

[evelynquack]

Cis people Everyone should really get onto this voice training shit. Like, you can just sound like whatever youse want!

Even before I figured out that I’m a woman, I was pretty into doing voices.

Like, I had an announcer voice, a narrator voice, a comically bourgeois voice, an overcompensatingly deep & masculine voice, a pretty decent trump impression (for the bit), and so many more!

Even ignoring the comedic and situational uses (plus the fact that it’s an employable skill), you can literally just subtly shift peoples’ first impressions of you JUST by speaking differently!

Maybe I’m just hot, funny, and predisposed to social manipulation– but I literally have no clue why people don’t take advantage of this!

[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!

[a0me]

I keep going back and forth between “I don’t need to voice train to be valid”

And

“I hate my voice so I just won’t speak”

Why can’t things just be simple

[queerism1969]