Getting ready for my next post, I first, like most of the prior posts, try to figure out what everyone is thinking of, expecting, suggesting, interested in, or curious about. This one I had been very hesistant about doing, since I myself am very new to much of it, unlike some of the prior posts that I have had a few years experience. I think I have enough basics at least to put research and present some basic data, then I will change it later if we find out it errors or a different direction entirely.
Here is some of the questions I ask myself.
What does a feminine voice sound like?
What does a masculine voice sound like?
What can or does a androgyne voice sound like, or is it just an ability to change into the other two styles, borrow from the two styles, or integrate both into its own unique style?
What are techniques or steps / tips one can try to develop the different voice sounds?
What are the characteristics, goals, and attributes of the different communication styles?
What kind of vocabulary and grammar does each style use?
I might not be able to answer all of these questions completely or absolute, but I am sure I can find sufficient to at least present a first edition.
What else can I add or are you interested in?