Low Pitched Feminine Voice: GUIDED PRACTICE: 

Do you possibly have any good tips for training both ranges? I'd love to hear your methods if you care to share them.

@@Thorne_MacGregor To be honest, I’m mostly just doing vocal play, especially since I’m still figuring it all out. Recording yourself really helps with active listening I’ve noticed. Though I think the exercise I’ve had the most fun with is singing in the shower. I start with a scale exercise to bring my range as high as it can go in headvoice. After playing with that for a long while, I start singing songs with a lower and lower range. This helps with me switching in and out of headvoice seamlessly, so that moving into that lower range will come more naturally. Again, I should stress, I’m still figuring out how to train my masculine voice. Like unless I bellow, my masculine voice still mostly sounds just low-pitched femme. But I am improving, so I’d just say my advice would to play around and experiment. That’s how I feminized my voice in the first place

@@britneyhochman5204 thank you so much for your input! I appreciate it, and I hope all goes well for you.

I’m a bass and feminising my voice has been so hard. I’m kinda at the stage where I either sound like Patti Smith or Miss Piggy when using my feminine tone.

Valid I think the same happened to me lmfao

yeah it's funny i asked a friend if she had sources i could use since i'm a voice actress and i realized after a joke someone made turns out i'm trans as well so that has been helpful

what was the joke?

oh my god i love her she is so funny

vivian pfp spotted

Me, too!!

what if... a man had a low feminine voice... would like... it be cool ;Q

@@looof3719that’s literally just gay males’ voices

​@goldengummyshark did you not learn anything from the video

@@MudraptorGaming no i did. but the key word in that sentence was “man”

I understand where you're coming from and what you mean, but that wasn't her point at all. Her point was, that - FOR NOW - we should not bother ourselves with all these different terms for vocal stuff since it is - for now - not important and we should just get started with the exercise, so we get to the practice of things. She also said right after, that if we want to know more, that she has a Patreon, yada yada. The theory of how your voice works is still important. Because it makes your brain understand on a logical level, the things you are doing with your voice. Music theory still applies to the music you play, whether you know music theory or not. Grammar still applies to a sentence you speak in a language whether you know that language's grammar or not. The various terms for working with your voice are still in effect, if you make various voices. In terms of doing vocals for music this could be regarding "true vocal cords", "false cords", "vocal fry", using your "chest voice", "head voice", pushing from your diaphragm to get more power behind your voice, tongue placement, making different shapes with your mouth to alter the sound of your voice etc. Whether you are aware of it all or not. Gravity keeps you standing on the ground. Whether you're aware of it or not. Also, in regards to the sentences you put in quotation marks: Yes, what she does to make her voice sound more feminine is precisely "what I think it is" and the way she explains it correlates to a way, "that I know" from practicing vocals for music. She has a video "Voice Feminization for ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS", where she has a short section in which she does a bit of vocal fry and uses it as a "neutral position" to switch between a heavy and a light vocal sound. She has a section in this video as well. She calls it a "creaking voice", in musical terms what she's doing here is referred to as "vocal fry". Ultimately, it is incredibly helpful to know what you are doing. Especially, if it's something like doing harsh Metal vocals, where you can damage your voice, if you don't do it correctly. But, if your goal is to make your voice sound more feminine (or masculine for that matter), it is absolutely fine to not bother with all that terminology "for now" and just get to practicing. Which is what she's doing and encouraging in the video. Have a nice day. :)

Random thing but I watch this person and absolutely love her voice so 👍🤣

Hi trans girl here 😊 Yes the way it goes it that on testosterone the voice drops and that's permanent. So if we trans girls live in societies that doesn't allow us to realize who we are or get into puberty blockers.. it permanently damages our voices and we have to spend years getting it back. There are surgeries, but they are costly, and you still have to train a lot. But with trans bros their voice will drop when they go on T so that's really cool for trans men. And of course cis folks get to go through the right puberty and have their own voice. But anyway thanks for the interest and the comment 😊😊

​@@DeusExMachinae01yep. E doesn't lower our voices on its own unfortunately.

@@Sophia-vk5bq That would have been nice...

@@DeusExMachinae01 yeah, one of the things i've seen some ex trans men who detransition and then cater to conservatives on the right say as a reason not to transition to male is that it permanently lowers your voice, so if you change your mind and detransition you're now a woman with a lower masculine voice.

Hahah I’m also a cis dude and find this pretty fascinating. I applaud trans folks for the crazy amount effort they put into themselves.

I keep thinking that watching these. It’s mad watching these experts just suddenly start speaking with a drastically different voice, like I didn’t even realise that was possible.

oh hey this is the same thing i said a few years ago before i started HRT

You’re just down bad it’s okay to be honest @ordoarc4739

Ally or egg? 💁🏻‍♀️

@@Sophia-vk5bq like I said; istg I'm just an ally, not an egg. I promise. I don't even know what "egg" means

Yeah how's that coming for you one month on?

why do you need training if you are female?

​@@idiotidiot2805 Bro.. 💀

Noir detective lady

That’s also pretty much exactly what I’m looking for too, I am male, but yea, for voice trolling and just to use a female voice in general for fun, this is exactly what I want to have

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nah, trust me. Do I feel completely 100% aligned with the binary male role, not really, but I am not trans by any means. I wouldn't claim as such as I feel it would undermine the experiences and struggles of those who are.@@josefalbihn4625

In 95% of cases you can easily hear if it is a transwoman or a real woman. Most just sound like men that try to sound like a woman :D

My fav dommy mommy voice RU-vidrs are all guys.

Fr that's what I'm saying

What is a PJ?

​@@AdaDenali(also my question)

Maybe like, polymorph… something? No idea what the j would be?

uhh pajama maybe

Yes it can be extended if you practice

Did u reach any results?

@@I-i9J yes and no haha, I've made overall general improvements, but I prioritized the basics because I was starting a new job soon and I wanted to rush a passing voice, which I kind of did, but I have my default nerdy inflection, so I don't yet have the tomboy quality I'm looking for.

@@tigerwizard6388 The fact that you are trying is the essence of the foundation, and this indicates your unwavering determination and the strength of your resolve to achieve this goal, which is truly remarkable!! It is unfortunate that you were unable to reach the tomboy tone, but if you need assistance in a voice call, I am present and ready to fulfill that, being a skilled individual in voice modulation "if you do not mind of course"

11:07 low fem voice 11:55 even if have masculine voice the low can sound strained That’s cus it’s not about what you naturally have but relativity So how relaxed low or high notes feel has more to do w how we approach those jotes -- 12:11 showcase of lower fem voice types Amazing 13:09 13:40 male yawn

she doesn't always say it explicitly, but the utility of exercises is listening to yourself and observing qualities that you like and don't like. the muscle memory and the performance improvements that you reap from exercises are from acting on those observations, not just going through the motions and basically spamming a high number of exercises as "practice". just doing exercises on the assumption that doing enough of them will get you to your goal won't do most people much--if any--good in the longrun.

@@debra-sue If what you're saying is true, I'll need coaching, as practice has long made me dysphoric and I never found it helpful in the first place. The self realization doesn't get a chance to go through observation, but with guidance I might be able to manage. You're saying there is just, a right way to do this, and I have to find it?