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Thread: Voices en femme...you change yours?

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    Member VivianNewkirk's Avatar
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    Absolutely, and really quite naturally. I've been involved in public speaking since elementary school, so vocal modulation comes easily. Whenever I'm dressed I just start speaking as Vivian would, without thinking about it.


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    And my mom has a wicked southern accent. The first time the thought of trying to change my voice popped into my head, southern belle popped out of my mouth. It is slower and more sing-songy. It's also bordering on cultural appropriation and would definitely stand out in Chicago, so I'm trying to not do it. It feels very natural, though.
    The daughter of a colleague grew up in Georgia with a thick southern accent. She was accepted to college in the state of Washington. She tried hard to eliminate the accent for fear of being taken as a hick. One week after school starts my colleague talks to her daughter on the phone, and the southern accent is back with a vengeance. It seems the daughter discovered that the northern boys all love the southern accent!

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    Junior Member JenniferWhenCD's Avatar
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    I slow down a bit, raise the pitch a bit, and make the voice a bit more breathy. I probably add a bit more expression as well.

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    In my experience, women typically speak faster than men. And use more words to convey the same thing.
    Krisi

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    I try. And I thought maybe I was successful. Then my wife informed me that not only do I still sound like a guy, I'm still walking like a guy too. Oh well, I'll keep trying though.

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    Junior Member adelinapa's Avatar
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    I think I'd have a hard time maintaining a higher voice so like many others just try to speak more softly. I feel that I do use more body language though, and it's less pronounced.

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    This has to be the hardest thing. It's not just pitch. I think it would require a lot of practice

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