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Rate my voice

Started by Makenzie, January 06, 2015, 07:34:51 PM

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Makenzie

I go from my real voice to feminine by the end.Not sure if my post is allowed,but here http://www.spreaker.com/user/7844451/seras
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suzifrommd

Quote from: Makenzie on January 06, 2015, 07:34:51 PM
I go from my real voice to feminine by the end.Not sure if my post is allowed,but here http://www.spreaker.com/user/7844451/seras

Don't know how much of a discerning ear I have, but I listened, and your femme voice sounds totally female to me. Nice job.
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ImagineKate

Yeah I am amazed at how the "Johnny Cash" voice morphed into that female voice. Wow.

What did you use to practice?
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Makenzie

I don't practice.First try lol
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Carrie Liz

Excellent!

What I'm really impressed with is that you already have the feminine inflections down very well. You have a lot of pitch variation, you've got the feminine upward inflection, and the pitch is almost already right where it needs to be. The second voice definitely sounded feminine to me, in the "androgynous" range pitch-wise.

And yeah, going from the Johnny Cash voice to the feminine voice was quite fun to listen to. (It was pretty clear that you were pushing your voice down deliberately in the first part, though.)
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Makenzie

I was,for demonstration purposes :)
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