If you could chose any female voice to sound like, who would it be? I would go with Betty Boop.
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If you could chose any female voice to sound like, who would it be? I would go with Betty Boop.
Kate Beckinsale, without a second thought.
I'd take Katey perry's
Daffy duck or maybe Bugs bunny!
Jessica Rabbit
i would go with Rita Hayworth, when she sings "Put the blame on me", altough the voice belongs to Anita Ellis
Honey West, why don't you come up and see me time....
I already do a good Donald Duck, and can sing baritone (poorly), but would love Marni Nixon's singing voice. But Audrey Hepburn's voice would be fine. Marni was the real singing voice behind many musicals which put famous faces in the role, including the singing voice of Eliza Dolittle in My Fair Lady. I'd take Barbra Steisand. I'd take just about any female actress.
Hugs, Ellen
Wow so many to choose from. Emma Stone, fell in love with her voice in Easy A. Florence and The Machine? The singer on Pink Floyd Great Gig In The Sky? Annie Lennox of the Eurythmics? PINK? SO So so many.
I will stay with Helen Shapiro.
Yeah! It's husky.
Mylie, I'm with you. Betty Boop is my favorite. Daviolin
Nobody's opted for Kathleen Turner yet
Laura Esterman. She's a voice actress who played in a Sci-Fi radio show called The Adventures of Ruby (from ZBS productions.) I would give almost anything to have a voice like that. You can get a little taste of it here: http://www.zbs.org/index_new.php/sto...ic-gumshoe-mp3 ;)
Lucille Ball that way when i officially came someone would say--lucy? you got some s plaining to do
Katy Perry, hands down!
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I think that I would go with the voice of Poison Ivy from batman the animated series the 1990s version, with Harley Quinn as second choice from that same series.
Laura Prepon (Donna Pinciotto from That 70's Show)
A little husky but sexy like Lauren Hutton.
this is a tough choice, I love both voices : Taylor Swift and Rachel Platten, but I have to give the nod to Rachel, she has an absolutely beautiful singing voice.
I do a good Porky Pig, and Popeye, but i guess i would like to have A Maude Beatrice Arthur manly feminine voice. I look slightly like her in my gray wig, and tall.
Since you can't think of one you can have Jennifer Tilley, my second choice and a top shelf kitty ��
Jennie, Ruby would fit you purrfect, thanks for the link, what a weird, great show.
An amalgam of Lauren Bacall, Sharon Gless and Kate Mulgrew...
DeeAnn
For a speaking voice, Scarlett Johanson.
Anne Hathaway
Myrna Loy. See the Thin Man movies from the 30's. She was awesome.🌺
Gee, this one would give me a great career, too: Linda Ronstadt. Karen Carpenter or Olivia Newton John would be secondary choices. All had fine speaking voices, and truly extraordinary singing ones.
Kathleen Turner - Oh, wait a minute - she was Jessica Rabbit!Quote:
Originally Posted by Anneliese
Sarah Brightman for sure.
I would absolutely LOVE to be able to sing like her.
Tasia Valenza or Catherine Taber or Laura Bailey. Loved their voice acting in Star Wars: The Old Republic.
Lauren Bacall
I kinda like Alex Borstein doing Lois Griffin but honestly, ANYTHING that doesn't sound like James Earl Jones doing Darth Vader would work for me 😉
I would like to be able to sing like Karen Carpenter.
Kim Wilde probably as I would also be singing. :battingeyelashes::)
Are we supposed to pick a female singer, cartoon character or a favorite female speaking voice?
Whitney Houston, Olive Oyl and scarlett johansson (in that order)!
well ... if we could choose anyone I'd probably go with Marina Sirtis (Councellor Troi from Star Trek TNG -- minus the fake "alien accent") ... she has the most soothing voice.
But on a more "realness" tip: Shohreh Aghdashloo (you may remember her from this)
Seriously check this voice out: https://youtu.be/kAKJoEO21s0?t=30s
it's actually in a lower register than mine. If I could figure out how to do what she does with hers, I'd never have a problem passing again!
Sarah Michelle Geller. If there is one girl I ever wanted to be it was Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Bea Arthur had a deep but feminine voice that I've always liked. I wouldn't complain about Kathleen Turner either. I love Mary Steenburgen's voice and couldn't see it coming from my mouth but I'd be willing to give it a try.
Sandra Bullock
Wow! What a voice! Good call.Quote:
Originally Posted by Amy Fakley
I can't think of anyone special I'd like to sound like but I definitely wouldn't want to sound like Stevie Nicks!
Now that I think about it, as I sit here listening to Pandora Radio there are two singers that I just love their voices. One is Allison Pierce of The Pierce's. The other is Miss Li. Yes, I would like to have either of their voices.
BTW Jennie, it's so unusual to find a girl who likes sci-fi.
crazy but my wife's
Elizabeth Ashley from the Carpet Baggers she has the absolutely sexiest voice it is so raspy and yet smooth. If not her Mary Steenburgen.
Since singing voices are being included and can sound completely different than speaking voices, I'm torn between Christie McVie and Björk. I have noticed my en femme voice, which has is a half octave lower Betty Boop Jersey/Long island finger waving hot mess, has really helped my pitch and volume control when I sing. I also do a a spot on Hank Hill lol.
For me I would love to speak in Barbra Feldons voice. Agent 99
Krista Tippett of On Being would be ideal.
the lovely Carrie Underwood for me
If I wanted a singing voice, it would have to be Annie Haslam. You can't top perfection.
OMG, That's her! I saw her in an episode of 'Scorpion' once and thought...wow!Quote:
Originally Posted by Amy Fakley
Anything Britney Spears for me
christina aguilera's voice is totally my femme voice, both speaking and singing