voice feminization

[Xandria]

I have a deep voice and i get read the moment i open my mouth. now i have read somewhere where you place fingers above and below your adams apple and raise the pitch of your voice till you cant feel vibrations on the bottom side as prominently as you would with normal speech.. i've tried that and i still dont get the results i'm looking for.

any suggestions?:battingeyelashes:

[Helen_Highwater]

As ever YouTube has a wealth of options Try;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciWIzpW_X20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P22OZNjUdvQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbaj4tIX1kw&feature=related
I think it's a case of what works best for you.

[audreyinalbany]

dunno. I jst tried it now and I think there may be something to it. I'll have to experiment with it a bit...

[Xandria]

silly me. i didnt even think of using youtube.. :slapsforhead:

[sissystephanie]

I have always had a very masculine voice, and have been told by speech experts that there is no way I would ever be able to feminize it! But since I never really wanted to be a woman it didn't matter to me. When I was going out dressed totally feminine and wearing a wig and makeup, I would just say that I was hoarse!!

[Suzette Muguet de Mai]

Googling does help but with voice morphing software how can one be sure if the voice one hears has not been morphed artificially? Some of the female voices are a little too good to be real, or am I just getting niggly as I age?

[Loni]

most anyone can change there voice more than enough to sound like the opposite gender.
but remember it is not all in just the pitch, but how you adjust the pitch, and how you act on the outside that matters just as much.
to talk like a woman is more than just how the words come out of you. yes pitch but most voices male and female or with in one octave of each outer.
modulate the pitch a bit more, (sing songie) and lean how to move like a woman.
it will take time (lots of it) and a coach to learn how to do it right.

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[girlygirl152]

I think anyone can do it if they try and practice at it. It make me think of this vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4PW9J9BTjM

[eluuzion]

Based on my observations of my daughter's and teenage communication behavior over the last few years...developing a female "voice" dropped substantially on my priority list. The way I figure it, text messaging will soon be the only way humans communicate with each other, so vocal pitch will become a moot issue...:D

Plus, I have been married and divorced more than once. I found that nobody has ever listened when I talked anyway...:heehee:

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[Gisele]

Based on my observations of my daughter's and teenage communication behavior over the last few years...developing a female "voice" dropped substantially on my priority list. The way I figure it, text messaging will soon be the only way humans communicate with each other, so vocal pitch will become a moot issue...:D

Plus, I have been married and divorced more than once. I found that nobody has ever listened when I talked anyway...:heehee:

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Cute! Thanks for the laugh this morning. It's almost too true about the text msg. I never understood why have a phone when you can talk to the other person quicker and in person (sort of) over hitting a bunch a keys and taking up so much time to read, type, send and wait then repeat....

Anyhow back to the post. I have worked on my voice often. I pretty much sounding like a country girl from the south. That may be a good thing. LOL