#voicetraining — Public Fediverse posts
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CW: trans voice dysphoria, request for assistance
Chat, I hate my voice and it is making me die??
Self voice-training isn't cutting it.
Also, I could use someone to help me test Voice Mod filters sometime in a voice call. I am not able to judge my voice even if I could stand hearing it.
#trans #voicetraining #dysphoria #lgbt #queer #transfem #transwoman
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CW: trans voice dysphoria, request for assistance
Chat, I hate my voice and it is making me die??
Self voice-training isn't cutting it.
Also, I could use someone to help me test Voice Mod filters sometime in a voice call. I am not able to judge my voice even if I could stand hearing it.
#trans #voicetraining #dysphoria #lgbt #queer #transfem #transwoman
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My voice got to 0.77 fem-androgynous! :D
I am getting there!
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My voice got to 0.77 fem-androgynous! :D
I am getting there!
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CW: voice training question
The Reddit UI doesn't seem to like me, so I'm asking on the trans social media instead of the relevant trans sub: What's the gender of the voice in the audio clip attached below?
(I seem to have tone-deafness+, so I can't for the life of me tell pitch, resonance, gender, or related stuff with any kind of reliability, especially if I know the person talking (which in my case I obviously do).)
(Also, the standard disclaimer: I'm genderfluid and while I'm currently non-binary there is no way to tell which gender I am by the time you listened to this, so just say what you think and trust on my unending self-confidence that I wouldn't have asked if I couldn't handle "negative" feedback.)
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This is what confidence sounds like— Manisha Chauhan edition 🔥✨
Ready to own your voice too? DM “CVAT” 👀
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
#AccentImprovement
#ConfidenceBoost
#EnglishFluency
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Kiranjot Sidhu turned her voice into her biggest strength 🔥
Clear. Confident. Unstoppable. Your turn next—DM “CVAT” 👀
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
#AccentImprovement
#ConfidenceBoost
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Faraz Shah didn’t just find her voice… she found her confidence 🔥✨
Now she speaks—and people listen. DM “CVAT” 👀
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
#AccentImprovement
#ConfidenceBoost
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From learning to leading— Sreejith Raja's glow-up is real 🎤🔥
Your transformation starts here. DM “CVAT” 👀✨#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
#AccentImprovement
#ConfidenceBoost
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Renu Dayal didn’t just complete CVAT®️… he became the voice people notice 🔥✨
Ready to stand out? DM “CVAT”👀
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
#AccentImprovement
#ConfidenceBoost
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Priyanga Rajan didn’t just complete CVAT®️… he became the voice people notice 🔥✨
Ready to stand out? DM “CVAT”👀
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
#AccentImprovement
#ConfidenceBoost
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Nikunj Dhawan came in to learn… and walked out owning her voice 💁♀️🔥
Ready for your upgrade? DM “CVAT”👀
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
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Neha Jindal didn’t just learn… she upgraded her entire presence 🎤🔥
Now she speaks with confidence that stands out. DM “CVAT” 👀✨
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
#AccentImprovement#
#esl
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Manisha Chauhan didn’t just learn… she upgraded her entire presence 🎤🔥
Now she speaks with confidence that stands out. DM “CVAT” 👀✨
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
#AccentImprovement
#Confidence -
Meet Kiranjit Sidhu—CVAT®️ graduate who turned her voice into pure confidence 🔥✨
From hesitant to unstoppable… your glow-up is next. DM “CVAT” 👀
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#EnglishCourse
#SuccessStory
#ielts -
From unsure to unstoppable—Faraz Shah made it happen 🔥
Now it’s your turn. DM “CVAT” 👀
#CVAT
#CambridgeVeritas
#VoiceTraining
#AccentTraining
#EnglishSpeaking
#SpeakFluently
#VoiceTransformation
#AccentImprovement
#ConfidenceBoost
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Meet Renu Dayal—our CVAT®️ graduate turned voice game-changer 🎤🔥
She didn’t just upgrade her voice, she stepped into confidence. Your turn next. DM “CVAT” 👀✨#CVAT #CambridgeVeritas #VoiceTraining #AccentTraining #SpeakConfidently #VoiceGlowUp #SuccessStory #EnglishFluency
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Private Singing Classes Brisbane | Vocal Coaching & Music Training
Expert vocal coaching and private singing classes in Brisbane. Learn voice control, stage skills, and performance techniques with professional instructors.
#SingingClassesBrisbane #VocalCoaching #MusicTraining #SingingLessons #VoiceTraining #BrisbaneMusic #SingingInstructor #PerformingArts #MusicCourse #VocalLessons
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Private Singing Classes Brisbane | Vocal Coaching & Music Training
Expert vocal coaching and private singing classes in Brisbane. Learn voice control, stage skills, and performance techniques with professional instructors.
#SingingClassesBrisbane #VocalCoaching #MusicTraining #SingingLessons #VoiceTraining #BrisbaneMusic #SingingInstructor #PerformingArts #MusicCourse #VocalLessons
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Very cool things happening in #SLC! My friend Roger is beginning a workshop about voice training, geared towards trans people, in collaboration with the Utah Pride Center. I'm very excited for tomorrow!
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Very cool things happening in #SLC! My friend Roger is beginning a workshop about voice training, geared towards trans people, in collaboration with the Utah Pride Center. I'm very excited for tomorrow!
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🎵🎧🏳️⚧️ Voice training is like that one thing you don't do for a while, and then you start, and then you can't stop doing it
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🎵🎧🏳️⚧️ Voice training is like that one thing you don't do for a while, and then you start, and then you can't stop doing it
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Wow!
For you #trans girls who think their voice is too deep for #voicetraining
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Wow!
For you #trans girls who think their voice is too deep for #voicetraining
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Brains are weird. But I seem to have found a voice training hack for mine.
I have an internal monologue; a major one. Like easily 2/3-3/4 of my thoughts come through as speech. I still see plenty of images and other sensations, but audio is how I think - and it always has been.
Not only do a large portion of my thoughts work as spoken words, but I process much of what people say to me that way. Makes it hard to have a conversation in a loud place, or if the TV volume's too high. I also hear what I say in my head before I say it, and that's where the hack comes in.
I've been voice training for just about seven months. I'm to the point where my therapist and I are no longer just working on being able to use a modified voice recipe; it's now down to tweaking things to sound the way I want. She's very happy with my progress, and to hear some tell it, I'm moving stupid-fast.
A few days ago I realized that my internal monologue is still in my old voice. Or close to it. And for the first time ever I had the idea - why can't I change _that_?
Turns out, I can. It takes some cognitive load (for now), but having my internal voice match the one I've been practicing makes it easier to keep the new recipe up when speaking! Wild, right?
Mentioned this to my therapist today, and it was something she'd never thought of. But since it's not something that'll harm me like raising my pitch too high, she's all for it!
Anyway - brains are weird!
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Brains are weird. But I seem to have found a voice training hack for mine.
I have an internal monologue; a major one. Like easily 2/3-3/4 of my thoughts come through as speech. I still see plenty of images and other sensations, but audio is how I think - and it always has been.
Not only do a large portion of my thoughts work as spoken words, but I process much of what people say to me that way. Makes it hard to have a conversation in a loud place, or if the TV volume's too high. I also hear what I say in my head before I say it, and that's where the hack comes in.
I've been voice training for just about seven months. I'm to the point where my therapist and I are no longer just working on being able to use a modified voice recipe; it's now down to tweaking things to sound the way I want. She's very happy with my progress, and to hear some tell it, I'm moving stupid-fast.
A few days ago I realized that my internal monologue is still in my old voice. Or close to it. And for the first time ever I had the idea - why can't I change _that_?
Turns out, I can. It takes some cognitive load (for now), but having my internal voice match the one I've been practicing makes it easier to keep the new recipe up when speaking! Wild, right?
Mentioned this to my therapist today, and it was something she'd never thought of. But since it's not something that'll harm me like raising my pitch too high, she's all for it!
Anyway - brains are weird!
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Time to get serious about my voice training.
I really did not have overpowering dysphoria about my male voice before. I tried voice coaching at Seattle Voice Lab and completed about four sessions. I did not see any progress, and after losing my job, I stopped voice training. On top of that, I was very discouraged.
Any time I stumbled upon a voice training video on YouTube, I would save it to a playlist. I never had the motivation to actually watch them or practice. Or rather, I did not want to feel disappointed with myself, remembering my previous experience. I also paid for a couple of voice training apps, and even the full course from Jasmine Vine.
I also began following a lot of transgender content creators, and many of them are trans women who still use their "male" voice and have stated that they are not pursuing voice training at all. I thought that maybe I could take that path too. Voice training is not a requirement for being a trans woman, so I stopped looking for ways to resume/start again from scratch.
Ten days ago, Seattle Voice Lab published a video about one of their former coaches, who was fired after several complaints from students, low performance, and questionable behavior. That was the very same coach who was assigned to me back then, and learning about the types of complaints this person got (which line up with my own experience) made me wonder if voice training itself might not be as bad as the experience I had with that particular coach.
Yesterday’s experience was my first time having really bad dysphoria about my voice. Today I am a lot calmer. I think that as long as I do not hear my own voice through a recording, I will be mostly OK, but now I have renewed motivation to move forward with training.
I have had the pleasure of talking with Jasmine, and she has been really sweet every time, so I am going to give her coaching a serious try. I might even return to Seattle Voice Lab once I can afford it, of course.
Getting SRS within the next year is a possibility, but it is not entirely under my control. Engaging in voice training IS under my control, so I am making the commitment to it, with the goal of having a female-passing voice by this time next year.
My wife really encouraged me today, and she mentioned that sometimes, especially when I say "Thank you," I sound totally cis.
So this fight begins. Wish me luck.
#TransVoice #VoiceTraining #TransWomenAreWomen #TransitionJourney
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Time to get serious about my voice training.
I really did not have overpowering dysphoria about my male voice before. I tried voice coaching at Seattle Voice Lab and completed about four sessions. I did not see any progress, and after losing my job, I stopped voice training. On top of that, I was very discouraged.
Any time I stumbled upon a voice training video on YouTube, I would save it to a playlist. I never had the motivation to actually watch them or practice. Or rather, I did not want to feel disappointed with myself, remembering my previous experience. I also paid for a couple of voice training apps, and even the full course from Jasmine Vine.
I also began following a lot of transgender content creators, and many of them are trans women who still use their "male" voice and have stated that they are not pursuing voice training at all. I thought that maybe I could take that path too. Voice training is not a requirement for being a trans woman, so I stopped looking for ways to resume/start again from scratch.
Ten days ago, Seattle Voice Lab published a video about one of their former coaches, who was fired after several complaints from students, low performance, and questionable behavior. That was the very same coach who was assigned to me back then, and learning about the types of complaints this person got (which line up with my own experience) made me wonder if voice training itself might not be as bad as the experience I had with that particular coach.
Yesterday’s experience was my first time having really bad dysphoria about my voice. Today I am a lot calmer. I think that as long as I do not hear my own voice through a recording, I will be mostly OK, but now I have renewed motivation to move forward with training.
I have had the pleasure of talking with Jasmine, and she has been really sweet every time, so I am going to give her coaching a serious try. I might even return to Seattle Voice Lab once I can afford it, of course.
Getting SRS within the next year is a possibility, but it is not entirely under my control. Engaging in voice training IS under my control, so I am making the commitment to it, with the goal of having a female-passing voice by this time next year.
My wife really encouraged me today, and she mentioned that sometimes, especially when I say "Thank you," I sound totally cis.
So this fight begins. Wish me luck.
#TransVoice #VoiceTraining #TransWomenAreWomen #TransitionJourney
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Voice training is really hard, and currently my biggest pain point both in terms of transition and just being social tbh.
Anyone got good tips, resources?
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Voice training is really hard, and currently my biggest pain point both in terms of transition and just being social tbh.
Anyone got good tips, resources?
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Dites ma commu trans sûre de Lyon, t'aurais pas des recommandations d'endroits / pros de santé pour faire du voice training ?
Le boost aide une pote isolée en galère 🔁
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Most apps help "find your voice"
Confidence isn't about discovering yourself
It's about speaking 15% louder, pausing strategically, eliminating filler
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/louder-voice-confidence/id6753901380
#BehavioralEconomics
#iOS26
#VoiceTraining
#SpeechCoaching
#ProfessionalDevelopment
#Productivity
#Sales
#Presentation
#Privacy
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Most apps help "find your voice"
Confidence isn't about discovering yourself
It's about speaking 15% louder, pausing strategically, eliminating filler
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/louder-voice-confidence/id6753901380
#BehavioralEconomics
#iOS26
#VoiceTraining
#SpeechCoaching
#ProfessionalDevelopment
#Productivity
#Sales
#Presentation
#Privacy
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tips for voice training? :repost_ok: #voicetraining #pleaseboost ideally i'd like to make my voice more flexible, not just change my default to a more androgynous/fem voice
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omg fam—
a cis lady who i have absolutely no reason to believe clocked me complimented me on my voice today. i didn't even know that was an unlockable achievement.
had me on cloud nine the rest of the evening!
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I just released Version 2.1.0 of “Free 🏳️⚧️ Voice Training”, the privacy-focused voice-training software I’m developing.
You can try it out on the current flag-ship instance.
As with every previous version, it will never contact any webserver except to download the source-files and it is intentionally possible to download the html-file (that contains all necessary resources) and open it as a file on your device without internet.
If you don’t want to go that far, but still have offline-use you can install it as a progressive web-app, and enable caching in the settings-menu. (If you have done so already, go there, press the “Attempt Update”-button and reload to get the latest version.)
Those things aside, here are some of the new features:
Most importantly, you can now save recordings. Just enable the “Store settings” and “Store data”-checkboxes in the settings menu and all recordings will be stored until you manually delete them.
Be warned that unchecking the “Store data”-checkbox won’t delete old data, it will just stop new data from being stored! If you want to delete old recordings you can either use the delete-buttons in the results-table or delete all local data (but not settings) with the “Delete Stored Data”-button.
The second big new feature is that you can now add your own texts: Press the “➕”-button below the text-box and you will get a dialog in which you can select the language, the name and the contents of the new text. Once you’ve done that, you can add it to the text-storage with the “➕”-button of the dialog. If you have data-storage enabled, this will be stored in the same database as your recordings and persist after reloads.
If you want to add a text in a language that is not yet in the system, you can use the “➕”-button of the language selector to add a new one. You have to give a name (e.g. “Malti” for Maltese) and a language Code (e.g. “mt”) and confirm. This will both be used to sort your text in the text-display and to mark it in HTML as having that language so please use standard codes.
That said: If you have good public domain texts, especially in languages that are not yet listed, PLEASE submit a feature-request to add them on the project-page on gitlab. And this does not just apply to extremely widely used languages like Spanish and Polish, but also to smaller languages like Catalan or Danish! (Looking at various people here. 😉)
If you want to delete a custom text directly, you can select it in the display-section and press the “🗑️”-button. This does not work with default-texts though.
If you want to delete a custom language, the only way is currently to delete the entire database of custom data; That’s not ideal, and I hope to change that in a future version, but for now just don’t create too many languages that you want to get rid of afterwards. 😉
There is now an easy-way to provide site-specific legal information regarding data-protection, which can be found in the legal-dialog (“⚖️”-button).
If you want to run a mirror (PLEASE do!), I’m happy to provide you with assistance in setting that up.
With that we get into the smaller features:
Starting and stopping a recording will now draw a vertical line on the spectrogram, just like playing back an old recording does.
The target-frequency-selector now displays the musical note and “gender” of the chosen frequency.
The results table stores date and time of the recording.
And several minor improvements to eye-candy. 😊
Please share and do your voice-training! (if you want to. 😉)
#trans #transfem #transVoiceTraining #FreeTransVoiceTraining #VoiceTraining #transition #floss #foss #FreeSoftware