So a quick follow up for my 6 weeks post op:

I'm still suffering from a somewhat hoarse voice (though not as much as two weeks ago), but I felt well enough to record a sample.
This was somewhat of a nightmare as I am pretty critical towards my diction and had to record several times until I was somewhat satisfied with the diction and pacing ( Somewhat, I still think the pacing had some issues).

Let me tell you there is only so many words that can be said on rainbows, and you definitely don't want to repeat a hundred of those for the umpteenth time(And that comes from a person who studies physics in university).

So without further ado The recording:

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0cOxcOMmNp0

Sadly I wasn't able to find a before recording but I had an approximately 130 HZ pitch beforehand.So if the pratt estimate of 220 HZ is to be believed I've got about 90HZ increase.  Pretty awesome if you ask me

Hope this helps for those who are looking into a surgery with the aforementioned doctor.


P.S
Happy new years everybody

Quote from: Lilykit on January 02, 2016, 02:28:06 PM
So a quick follow up for my 6 weeks post op:

I'm still suffering from a somewhat hoarse voice (though not as much as two weeks ago), but I felt well enough to record a sample.
This was somewhat of a nightmare as I am pretty critical towards my diction and had to record several times until I was somewhat satisfied with the diction and pacing ( Somewhat, I still think the pacing had some issues).

Let me tell you there is only so many words that can be said on rainbows, and you definitely don't want to repeat a hundred of those for the umpteenth time(And that comes from a person who studies physics in university).

So without further ado The recording:

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0cOxcOMmNp0

Sadly I wasn't able to find a before recording but I had an approximately 130 HZ pitch beforehand.So if the pratt estimate of 220 HZ is to be believed I've got about 90HZ increase.  Pretty awesome if you ask me

Hope this helps for those who are looking into a surgery with the aforementioned doctor.


P.S
Happy new years everybody

Wow, very impressed with the results!  Congratulations and thanks for sharing.

Quote from: Lilykit on January 02, 2016, 02:28:06 PM
So a quick follow up for my 6 weeks post op:

I'm still suffering from a somewhat hoarse voice (though not as much as two weeks ago), but I felt well enough to record a sample.
This was somewhat of a nightmare as I am pretty critical towards my diction and had to record several times until I was somewhat satisfied with the diction and pacing ( Somewhat, I still think the pacing had some issues).

Let me tell you there is only so many words that can be said on rainbows, and you definitely don't want to repeat a hundred of those for the umpteenth time(And that comes from a person who studies physics in university).

So without further ado The recording:

http://vocaroo.com/i/s0cOxcOMmNp0

Sadly I wasn't able to find a before recording but I had an approximately 130 HZ pitch beforehand.So if the pratt estimate of 220 HZ is to be believed I've got about 90HZ increase.  Pretty awesome if you ask me

Hope this helps for those who are looking into a surgery with the aforementioned doctor.


P.S
Happy new years everybody

Lily,

You sound great! In time you'll sound even better. Cheers, girl

<3
Audree

Good recording. Looking at the PRAAT measurments gives:
Pitch:
   Mean pitch: 197.504 Hz
   Minimum pitch: 78.224 Hz
   Maximum pitch: 315.847 Hz

Which is pretty close to what i had, which were:
Pitch:
   Mean pitch: 206.633 Hz
   Minimum pitch: 170.586 Hz
   Maximum pitch: 242.355 Hz

You sound great! Congratulations!!! I am having mine with yeson this morning. Feeling very nervous!!!

Cute voice! Even hoarse. [emoji4]


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