A Genuinely Ultra Simple MTF Trans Voice Tutorial: Resonance

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Note: You may find this technique easier if you focus on giving yourself a deep breath and try to make a reasonably loud confident sound, hope that detail helps! If you wanna learn via private discord voice lessons with me, be sure to check out the patreon :O www.patreon.com/FairyPrincessLucy?fan_landing=true&view_as=public

[@MissEvieYT]

I did private lessons with Lucy for a while and I can really recommend the service; the prices are really reasonable and you get a lot of personalized feedback. The things we discussed really helped me improve and develop my voice!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

thank you so much for sharing your experience! it means a lot! stay hydrated and know you are valid! @@MissEvieYT

[@AlyxEld]

As soon as I have the money, honestly disability benefits are not great, but after I’ve got some stuff sorted I’m here for it!

[@YourFoxFriendYT]

Theyre always full

[@lpssirenhead7095]

​@@fairyprincesslucy what do i do if my lips arnt vibrateing? Great video btw :D

[@Kcthetransgirl]

Okay, so weird flex, but I MET THE KAZOO KID! His name is Brett, and he was pretty chill. He visited the musical theater program my mom works for, and we all got kazoos from him. It was great.

[@fairyprincesslucy]

:O that's super cool!!!!!!

[@redstoneactive6589]

Bro knew his schtick and went with it.

[@deadfr0g]

Dude oh my godddd! That sounds absolutely fun, fun, fun, fun fun, fun, fun, fun, FUN!

[@jenk9599]

this is the kind of flex i want to see in the world

[@Creative_YT]

No shot

[@isabelc6522]

the mildly chaotic energy makes this a LOT more digestible, thank u lucy

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Glad you enjoyed! If this is mild chaotic then I need to turn it up a tad hahaha

[@IcarusHollow]

I usually hate that in tutorials but it fit well here for sure

[@LeoBladini]

okay but i genuinely love the motion capture 3d avatar moving fluidly like a person but very laggy, with the low resolution and green screen badly done, it fits perfectly with the shitposting vibe of the whole video. amazing work

[@fairyprincesslucy]

yep!!! badly done greenscreen is ESSENTIAL!

[@LeoBladini]

@@fairyprincesslucy fantastic, keep up the good work

[@itshel2677]

The question is does she wear a morph suit for this

[@chai4638]

​@@itshel2677they're using a VR headset

[@mrpersoonman]

​@@itshel2677it's just vr chat isn't it?

[@itshel2677]

"imagine your voice is attacking me" that's called an insult girl

[@momentmoment-4]

No actually that is called a "Thu'um," and it can be extremely deadly

[@itshel2677]

@@momentmoment-4 But only the greybeards can teach that and I am not willingly climbing the 10000 steps

[@awaterbottlecap]

n wodr

[@ThreeCrabsinaTrenchcoat]

Vicious Mockery

[@pitori.]

@@ThreeCrabsinaTrenchcoatnat 20 let’s go

[@hoddtoward5681]

my voice is the primary cause for dysphoria. I’ve followed this for a couple days now, recording my daily progress. Even after such a short time the difference feels euphoric, thank you so much

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Happy to hear it helped

[@megamillion5852]

*It just works.*

[@demonindenim]

congratulations on your transition, Todd. Oh, my bad; Hodd.

[@incognitoqwyn6434]

Yeah I’ve got nothing. I can’t feel the ball move up and down, I can’t feel my lips vibrate. So far I’m striking out and it’s reeeeally upsetting borderline frustrating

[@katelynbeaumont]

i cant feel my lips vibrate either, i dont see how they could unless im actually vibrating my lips on purpose. idk. i think im genuinely incapable of voice training. no guide out there will ever help me i guess. im just... dense.

[@Diceof20sides]

Not even remotely trans, but I am a avid dnd player and this was very helpful. Thanks ma’am

[@fairyprincesslucy]

have an amazing dnd session then!! learning this can give lots of flexibility for characters! stay hydrated and know you are valid !

[@Diceof20sides]

@@fairyprincesslucy thank you!! Just goes to show that simple vocal training can be helpful in a variety of situations

[@fairyprincesslucy]

exactly!!! @@Diceof20sides

[@RaethFennec]

DM here, taking notes and trying things. I want a deep and masculine voice for myself because I'm a cis male and identify masculine, but I also want to be able to voice act at least a passably or recognizably feminine voice for female NPCs!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

@@RaethFennec valid! Hope this tutorial helps you in future sessions! Stay hydrated and know you are valid!

[@MimiRunsLikeAGirl-of3jm]

OMG, I get it! I've attempted voice training before and fell at the hurdle of resonance, never understood it. Somehow visualising my voice attacking things works. I feel like I could rob a bank armed with my girl voice, "put the gender in the bag and noone gets hurt". Thank yooooooouuuuuu

[@fairyprincesslucy]

So happy to hear! The forwardness of the voice is so important but I've never seen a KZbin tutorial mention it??? So I'm glad I could help! Stay hydrated and know you are valid!!!

[@LeelooMinai]

​@@fairyprincesslucyMaybe that's because "forwardness" is non-sensical. I don't think you even understand what resonance means - you seem to be conflating it with vocal weight in your video, which is a completely different component to the voice. When it comes to voice, people assess the androgenization and maturity (child?/female?/male?) by the balance of two key elements closely linked to how puberty affects the anatomy: vocal size and vocal weight. Vocal weight is about the size of the vocal tract, while vocal weight is about how vocal folds come together when vibrating (more substantially, in a heavy way, or less sustantially, with a light weight perceptually.) "resonance" is a broad umbrella term for filtering characteristics of the vocal tract, dictated by its shape: any change in shape, even changing a vowel, or becoming nasal, and so on is a change of resonance. It makes far more sense to talk about vocal size instead, because that's what actually matters for gendering purposes, and that's what good teachers do nowadays. So, when you talk about your voice "vibrating from your head" (another non-sensical idea...,) you probably try to describe weight changes, which has nothing to do with resonance... Well, in the end, your video is a mess, but people won't know better, so *sigh*: somehow your video got popular, people watch it and then ask about it in voice training circles and they have to be explained how things work in reality... it's a lot of extra work. Could you not do some basic research before trying to teach people? How hard is it to spend 10 minutes verifying basic things like that? Instead, here we are, 8k people at least that will be confused for who knows how much long...

[@fairyprincesslucy]

@@LeelooMinai the forwardness thing is what I was taught and helped me get my voice. I'll keep learning more of course but this is the only method that made sense to me with resonance. Other resources and tutorials I could personally never get a grasp of. Making the voice feel 'forward' just helps visualise it and makes practice easier. I'm confident in what i make but I'm still learning at the end of the day :)

[@LeelooMinai]

​@@fairyprincesslucy This is likely a bleed from the singing world, and there's a chaos and confusion going there by default (hardly anyone agrees with anyone alse there and a lot of nebulous, subjective terms are being used.) I think it's better to avoid imagining things about voice production and sticking to what is real: imaginary things like that will work for some people, not for others, and confuse many, especially if they stop for a second and will want to actually reason about this in a rational way. The reality is that the voice is produced in once place, between the vocal folds, and then all the harmonics that are spawned there are filtered by the vocal tract shape, acting like an equalizer, so, resonance is just vocal tract shape changes, but it's only half of the story: the actual harmonic production happens between the vocal folds, and that's discernible as vocal weight. The size/weight model (developed by Clover and Z from TransVoiceLessons) is both conneted to the reality/anatomy and relatively simple to understand - if not seen, yet, I would recommend you search for "An organized collection of Selene Da Silva's clips" and listen to key clips in the Size/Weight/Fullness sections: it should explain a lot about what is really going on. Also, you could join TransVoice discord server (Selene is there too,) and talk about this.

[@ffh6795]

​@@LeelooMinaisry to be blunt: your critique is full of shit. the whole premise of her video is to have fun with the process and make it easy to understand for ppl that are bad with the arbitrary terms you guys use for your voice lessons. you're all acting like you've standardized everything, have specific and unshakeable terminology, while in the end it all comes back down to "how is the individual processing their voice?" be a bit more humble please and learn to accept that different ppl process the same things differently. no matter how much work you put into your understanding of a topic, someone will understand the same thing in a different way. lets be open about different approaches please and stop making a creator insecure that is finally able to teach me smt, after 4 years of transition without voice progress. her video is helping both me and my fiancee improving.

[@generalbokchoy]

I have a trans girlfriend who's been on HRT since 2001, she still hasn't done voice training yet and wants to learn so I'm going to be sending this to her!! Your tutorials are great!! I subscribed!!! :')

[@Evillittleman]

I dunno why this got recommended to me but to all MtF good luck with your voice training.

[@fairyprincesslucy]

youtube has recommended this video a lot more than my other ones... either way thanks for the kind words! I'm sure it'll mean a lot to the people in the comments! stay hydrated and know you are valid!

[@Shmeeby9411]

thank you

[@Deki_Na]

Thanks! It is very well received:)

[@vduffy6879]

Super late but that username is golden

[@CHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIR]

Just wait....

[@chongohan5345]

Hey there! I started with Zheanna’s videos over at TransVoiceLessons first (as most other trans girls probably) and although she’s very helpful, sometimes the videos can be a bit intimidating because of their length. And you also describe similar things in a different way which helped me a lot. So thanks for your work, I’d love to see more in the future!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

More will be made! I think transvoicelessons videos are great for very in depth explanations. But those can be quite intimidating for many, hence my approach being super simple on purpose, glad it helps!

[@chongohan5345]

@@fairyprincesslucy Yep, my thoughts exactly! Both of your videos are great, they kinda complement each other

[@fairyprincesslucy]

@@chongohan5345 that means a lot

[@Manga-is-literature]

I sound insane at 10:50pm I'm going MAAAA alone in my bedroom

[@fairyprincesslucy]

yeaaaah that's part of the process, sadly no one has figured out how to do voice training techniques without looking crazy.... but it'll be worth it

[@Ducktherealone]

Same thing here bestie lol. You’re doing great making progress :D

[@donojboi8855]

Same bruh. I may be learning this for a different purpose (aka online trolling for funny) my parents are getting confused why I they randomly here ‘MIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!’ out of nowhere lol

[@blarkmalark]

Literally same exact time and everything

[@poorly-DRaWN]

aahhh home alone again

[@Kitty_kisses97]

You just dealt psychic damage to me with that kazoo kid bit, thanks

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Apologies

[@milezw]

Lucy used PSI Rockin β! It was super effective!

[@Michaelissimo]

​@@milezw EARTHBOUND REFERENCE DETECTED

[@ptatgd]

Even if im not gonna be doing these exercises yet, as honestly i'm still scared admitting this whole trans thing to myself, there is no way I'll risk my roommates finding out yet. But knowing that this is possible and how simple the exercises itself are, even if the training is gonna take a bit. It gives me a huge confidence boost for the future, and i can't waituntill i find the courage to try these exercises out

[@fairyprincesslucy]

When the time is right, it'll be amazing

[@Sewblon]

In my experience keeping this stuff a secret from the people whom you live with is at best a temporary solution.

[@ptatgd]

@Sewblon it is not my intent to keep it a secret for too long. It's just that right now, i am not yet ready to tell people.

[@ArrowOnionbelly]

If you need people to test it out with we're here for you and won't judge. You got this

[@walterrising4276]

"They won't accept me" As if you even accepted yourself

[@ShiftyShampoo]

this randomly appeared in my recommended, I listened to your audios a few years ago and it really warms my heart to see you are still being an amazing, comforting and positive influence to a lot of people. thank you for everything

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Happy to hear! Yep I'm still at it haha, I try my best! Thanks for checking this video out!

[@taranjk1]

ngl I think my history of doing hentai moans as joke has helped me achieve this true power

[@fairyprincesslucy]

We often gotta use our skills in unexpected ways, stay hydrated and know you are valid

[@TonoyisSleepy]

my man i used to do it too it really helps

[@endymonyt4268]

for me it's just constantly ducking around with my voice to myself

[@sarahcivilization9905]

HELL yeah

[@Bordie3D]

that is hilarious

[@OMGKawaiiPsycho]

I really love the editing in this video! I'll watch this video again, whenever I'm in the mood for voice training.

[@fairyprincesslucy]

glad you enjoyed the editing! it was a lot of fun to make! sending good vibes for your voice training journey! stay hydrated and know you are valid !

[@joiscode3832]

Im not even trans, why was this top of my page. but still fun to learn, also good for vc trolling. Anyways I wish to all the trans homies out their stay strong against all the hate out there

[@fairyprincesslucy]

KZbin chose this video surprisingly, you aren't the first to comment this haha, I wonder what made this particular one so widespread? Either way feel free to use this knowledge for vc fun haha Thanks for the kind words! Stay hydrated and know you are valid!

[@catimations3090]

Lol (i know im late) im 🏳️‍⚧️ and am also doing it to troll on VR bc i can also do an anime villain voice so it's funny

[@skyjones5000]

I absolutely love your channel. I just had my realization recently, and your previous video was the first one I found when looking for voice lessons. You're hilarious and I adore all your nerdy video game references. The Wilhelm scream was a particularly nice touch in this video. Please keep doing what you're doing, as it is incredibly helpful AND entertaining. Thank you. Now I have so much to practice!

[@Austeja608]

for anyone struggling with feeling vibrations in lips, just close jaw too so teeth are bareley not touching (like reaally close but not closed) and when you vibrate try to raise to head you should start feeling that teeth are shaking up and down also try to imagine going with car on dirt road or gravel road and try to reach same feeling in head also download voice tools

[@j.blackburn3722]

that part about having a target to "hit" with using sound actually worked wonders me, its the first time a voice training tutorial was actually helpful

[@skye.xv88]

I'm going to be honest, I feel incredibly lost in the realm of voice training and I genuinely cannot tell if I'm even making any progress here, but regardless your lovely energy and presentation just makes me enjoy this series so much, I feel like even if I'm not doing any progress it's still special because I can see something precious go down :)

[@Mouse-bk5rd]

i've been doing voice training off and on for a bit over a year now, using transvoicelessons (and i do actually have a solid background knowledge of linguistics lol), but i tried out your lessons to try something different, and this exercise made my voice sound pretty different to the other excercises i've done, and i really like it. when i use this exercise, it makes my voice sound feminine in a more natural-sounding and less strained way than the other methods i was using (and a bit lower pitched as well), and for the first time it really sounded like MY voice, like it just felt right, like how my voice should sound like, and i still can't stop smiling. thanks a million, this might make me finally accept that i'm trans lol

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I'm so happy it helped

[@mypetblackie108]

THIS VIDEO IS SO CUTE AND FUN!!! I love your humor style so much and this silly video format is a lot easier for me to digest than other trans voice tutorials, so thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in a way that really helps me, and others too!! c: I can't wait to see where the rest of this series (and other videos you make!!) goes ❤

[@montseyc3888]

Finally, content that my dumbass ADHD brain can focus on and understand! I sincerely appreciate how much fun you have in the videos while keeping it simple!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Yay!!! I'm so glad the style of video helps people with ADHD learn trans voice! I think education in general should be accessible and I'm happy this makes it accessible

[@BreeSerif55]

I've been trying to start voice training for a couple of months and struggling a lot, but these videos you've posted have made it really easy for me to get started. Your videos are so lighthearted and have so much charm that it barely even feels like I'm trying to do a task. Thanks for putting these out.

[@SorceressEna]

I love the cute chaotic energy and editing. It's just so fun! My voice feels like it's been stuck in a rut forever, but recently I've gotten much more determined to do something about it again. One of the things I've been trying to do is just have more fun and stress about it less and your video certainly fits that vibe! I'll definitely be checking out your other videos 💚💚

[@Jane_8319]

This video was super useful and a great review of material I remember learning during voice training! Also, I had no idea you had a KZbin channel and made this sort of educational content. It’s been years since I’ve seen that username and heard your voice, congratulations on becoming a KZbin partner and helping educate the community!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Yep! I'm still doing my reddit things but branched out to youtube a year ago, it went super well so I started making videos like this one! Happy to hear you remembered my username haha

[@akatsuki1049]

Thank you Lucy, I am in voice training for 7 months now, and your explanations add up very nicely to what I am doing :)

[@VaanOtacon]

Jeez, I've seen so many of these tutorials talking about resonance but this genuinely was the first I could understand. Knowing that once the vibrations stopped coming from my chest I was doing it right actually helped me track down what it feels like to do it correctly super quickly. I really look forward to the follow-up video on resonance, as well as on other subjects.

[@dbay22]

Yeah tbh this is the first trans voice tutorial that I've actually comprehended xP

[@YozyYoutube]

i love all the random stuff happening to keep us entertained loll 2:27 is my favorite -w-

[@PocketElIie]

Omg, this is such a cute video! Thank you so much for the tutorial. And the outro is so wholesome and adorable :D

[@fairyprincesslucy]

so happy to hear you enjoyed it! I worked so hard this past month getting it made

[@walterrising4276]

Unlike you

[@Starcaster2007]

Girl, you got so good at bringing your prefered voice out that the deeper one sounds almost unnatural, I genuinely wanna get to this point 😼

[@SamiTheAnxiousBean]

fun fact: these videos are also great for voice actors! you dont have to be trans for this to apply to you!! thats the best part! it works for a lot of reasons, thank ya for this

[@walterrising4276]

No it does not

[@Ouvii]

​@@walterrising4276 I'm curious as to why this doesn't apply to voice actors! Don't audiobook narrators use these techniques to differentiate the dialogue of feminine characters?

[@LeseanDeVon]

@@walterrising4276ur channel gives off no bitches vibes womp womp

[@YEs69th420]

@@walterrising4276 Yes it does. This is just standard voice training stuff.

[@ozmium__172]

as someone who has issues with depth (the "imagine your voice moving to something" bit) i'm not entirely sure how i can tell if i'm "getting" resonance with the hand method, but the other "check" she used to see if you got it down did help out a lot (the fingers to lip method) so thank you for sharing both methods!

[@citricdolphin]

I'm not MtF -- not really sure what I am yet, honestly -- but I feel like gaining more control over my voice helps me express and explore myself in new ways. These videos have literally taught me more in such a short time than anything else I've seen. These are excellent, keep up the good work and thank you!!

[@hihihihi3806]

i just want the voice

[@rubyadkins9375]

Great tutorial! Going through each vowel "Mmmaaa, Mmmeee, etc" is really similar to a theater vocal warmup I used to do, we'd also do the constantans N L Th V Z with all the vowels to really get the buzzing. Never realized it was a perfect voice training exercise!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

even though I'm bad at singing vocals I know that the warmups carry over between voice training and singing warmups. Its all about strengthen the voice and learning to control all the wonderful muscles in our throat

[@zlyfire]

I've been working on my voice for like, 3.5 years now. I listen to everyone's favorite Zee multiple times for resonance but it kept escaping me. Literally 3 minutes of your video and suddenly it just works and I can do it now. This was the absolute best video for me

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Happy to hear the explanation was simple :)

[@lostwillowtree]

Thank you soo much for this!!! I've been trying every resonance tutorial I can find to try to find something I can understand and omg im so glad i found this because it actually made sense and was also fun to watch :D Thank you so much for how much its helping me and sk many others, and I'll definately be looking out for the next video!!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I'm so glad it helped! Resonance tutorials online can be a bit complicated tbh? I am working on a follow up video to further explain resonance! Hope it helps too! Stay hydrated and know you are valid!

[@kingturboturtlednoc5722]

This is the first time my voice has ever sounded how i wanted it to in normal speaking, thank you so much!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

happy to hear it helped

[@alicialoaiza5225]

Im voicetraining ftm and you talking in a feminine voice with low pitch but still with reasonace made me understand the missing factor in my voice,thanks =)

[@ahmetlackscontent]

im not trans but i find these videos very interesting (i think being able to change your voice on command is a valuable skill to learn) and it's not that i only find the topic interesting, your editing is very engaging as well! keep up the good work!

[@LuckyOtter_WorldBuilding]

I really appritiate that you actually explained how to change resonance

[@fairyprincesslucy]

yeah its ... strangely common for a tutorial to not do that part, I think that's the most important part

[@wishfuldeity]

​@@fairyprincesslucyright?? lots of tutorials say "resonance is suuper important" and then give the most vague and (at least to me) unfollowable advice ever lol

[@nicegoodstylish]

I can't tell if I'm doing it right at all, or if I actually know how to harness resonance already and I'm just overthinking it. I'm like "ARE MY LIPS BUZZY ENOUGH?? I FEEL LIKE THEY ARE BUT I CAN'T BE TOO SURE"

[@fairyprincesslucy]

the tip of checking your lips with your fingers can help guide you, if you can feel some vibration on your lips then you are doing it

[@Speed001]

My whole head is vibrating, I like making my whole body vibrate

[@lavish_hair8378]

It keeps goin back to my neck when i try to vocalize uuugh

[@Enderia2]

@@Speed001lol

[@kaylies.4252]

​@@fairyprincesslucyif i may ask, since I'm also in the same boat with this comment. Even if it's the slightest vibration on my lips, am i still doing it right. It is kind of hard to tell if so i think i got it then 😂

[@averybpersonal]

Thank you so much for maming these, im so grateful to have access to lessons from the people that have done this all before me.

[@Talvathenerd]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the effort that went into the chase sequence ALONE? This video is very well made, but the amount of effort that went into this joke is impressive.

[@fairyprincesslucy]

the chase sequence took a couple of hours I admit hahaha, I probably could've saved a lot of time with a simpler joke but I had too much fun to not include it hahaha I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@AquaDreiger]

For me, this felt the most fun trans voice tutorial i have seen to date (from the many videos that i have watched) and also all the editing made it more fun imo 😄 good vibes 😎

[@fairyprincesslucy]

We love some good vibes! Stay hydrated and know you are valid!!!

[@NeverduskX]

Thank you for this. I'm still early into voice training, and while I've been watching a ton of different creators, this was one of the more useful videos I've found. I'll definitely keep coming back to this one from time to time.

[@obsidianpizza]

the ending made me cry omg please keep up the good work its amazing!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I;ll keep going! Im glad the video helped

[@bencruz7902]

Same! I’m gonna start finding that “voice that makes me happy”

[@1senhart]

You existing and sharing this warms my lil ADHD heart and genuinely I think helped. I don't have a good ear for what my own voice sounds like, and I've gotten conflicting feedback lately, but this made me actually make progress I think

[@zhongwenren]

Oh my, I've been following your audio files, they really kept me calm through bad dysphoria. The voice training is a great bonus! I think I may need to go to your patreon

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I'm so happy that both the audio's and tutorials have helped! The patreon is always there if interested! Stay hydrated and know you are valid

[@zhongwenren]

@@fairyprincesslucy Well I subscribed, you're stuff really helped me out and I hope it helps affirm and relieve others like us

[@walterrising4276]

Least wasteful westerner

[@Bob13454]

@@walterrising4276 What does that mean?

[@hihihihi3806]

@@Bob13454 idk but he doesnt like trans voices ig

[@switchlockmorph2875]

Okay your tips are helping. I feel like I've already got the current tips down so far, I'm just missing a key piece of this puzzle. And I'm gonna watch the rest of your videos to find that puzzle piece! Resonance and Trachea are easy passes for me personally. I just need to find what I'm missing so I can roleplay as all my girls in D&D! At the very least, I know I qualify to voice ONE of them who is... kinda both? They flip flop as easily as the wind, and in as many directions too. Tangent aside, thanks for these goofy, amusing, and very informative tutorials!

[@deimos351]

This literally helped me have the most gender euphoria i've ever had thank you so much 😭

[@fairyprincesslucy]

That's amazing to hear

[@bash0985]

This is excellent, thank you so much for making this! It's also such a huge relief to hear another Australian doing this, because American voices are so different and that is so much of the voice-related content out there! Your advice is so practical, and I love the energy and vibes you bring :) The heart-felt message at the end gives me so much hope and makes me feel like I can really do this too. Thank you so much!

[@something_egg_blah_blah]

Thank youu, this really helps with my.... DnD roleplay 👀 I really likr your editing style and while I have no idea of wether what I'm doing is correct I think I understand it better now :)

[@Sevi_Edits]

This was the exact kind of tutorial I needed, I've been the most intimidated by other voice lessons. thank you so much for making a chill tutorial this was exactly what kind of content the trans community needs. I can't wait until I'm on the other end of the tutorials.

[@jackawaka]

I'm not even trans and I'm just chillin watchin this, awesome stuff. Although if I were to nitpick I will say that it feels like there definitely should be more sound effects with some of the skits but overall great video!

[@trick_of_trees]

9:40 dont be mad, I did copy you a little, I went "mmmrrrroooooooo" and that actually helped me make the "mmmmmoooooooo" more buzzy

[@Nox_Lunatera]

2:44 that was trippy, when you did that, my grandma turned on the vaccuum cleaner and i was like wtf

[@ittybittyidiotkitty]

thought this said "my grandma turned into the vacuum cleaner"

[@Nox_Lunatera]

@@ittybittyidiotkitty lmao

[@JamesBond-xx1lv]

This is a lot less intimidating than most others, and it's really interesting to watch. I drive semis, and I've tried listening to others, but i don't feel like I really get the whole information because of the distraction, and the others are just really... boring to watch and I get a bit of disphoria/jealousy sometimes, unfortunately, so they're just hard to get through. Thank you for this ❤ This is a seriously GENIUS format.

[@Shromply]

hearing my girl voice was the final crack in my egg it made me so euphoric X333333

[@fairyprincesslucy]

So happy to hear! Stay hydrated and know you are valid!

[@walterrising4276]

Women don't have dicks

[@aofdoom5030]

Its so valid that you were watching voice tutorials when you where still an egg!

[@Shromply]

@@aofdoom5030 i know right lol

[@HaplessOne]

I hate my stupid voice so much I can't do it no matter how hard I try. And when I sort of do it I sound horrible. Fml.

[@dizzyrolls]

Didn't expect part 2 of the goofy green screen voice lessons with overproduced special effects to make me bawl like a baby at the end 😭😭😭 The comedy had me laughing but you're such a sweatheart, thank you for all of this!!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I like the balance haha, I'll keep doing my best

[@readingchameleon]

Hey, thanks for continuing the series!! I'm not quite sure what I'm aiming for? Like I get the larynx up and sometimes I feel something in my lips, and other times not so much. It would seem practice is most definitely required. Not sure if you'll see this given the ~850 other comments here already but this series is really helpful :D

[@HeyImOlive]

i pray you finish this series eventually because its genuinely such an incredible start to voice training

[@fairyprincesslucy]

editing the next part as we speak! its getting closer to being done

[@rheasmith896]

This was such a fun video! You are putting so many fun call backs that are making me feel way too old XD Remember everyone that the voice is a muscle and the more you work it the more it'll remember what you want it to do. Even if its 10 minutes every few days, everything adds up and helps in the long run.

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Sorry if the callbacks made you feel old, remember that age is comparative and we can do whatever we like regardless! Hope practice goes well! Stay hydrated and know you are valid !

[@Gerbert67]

i struggled for like 2 hours to feel the vibration on my lips and i cannot believe how happy i felt when i could finally do it literally unable to keep it consistently because i giggled out of happiness

[@SagaEf]

I consider changing your voice like this to be just like doing a mime routine but for your voice. You have pretend boundaries you have to stay inside even if they don’t exist.

[@Cr4z3d]

First part is actually pretty smart...you're basically making a Sine Wave with your voice, or maybe when adding the "buzzy" element, a Saw Wave.

[@Pokefan462]

9:10 I'm not trans, but I'm trying to figure out how to do a female voice for an audiobook I'm recording. I wasn't ready to be called out like this!

[@jeffthemagicalpufferfishco9006]

Wtf that worked. I did it for a couple seconds and was able to say a sentence on camera that sounded deeper than my voice while sounding more feminine. I dont know what magic you use to hokd it but thats a sub

[@BunbunZoe]

I have a Hate-Love Relationship with those tuorials!! They are so messy and random and funny, but at the same time SO SO SO helpful!! Thank you

[@impishlyit9780]

Okay, the real non-script talking at the end was so cute though. AAGGHH you're so sweet wtf!

[@Jeanforsyth]

Thank you! I'm English so an Australian accent is so much closer to mine than all the American ones I've seen.

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Hope it helps! Voice content is on youtube seems to be only American accents? So I'm glad to diversify the options for people

[@fruitepic9260]

watching this video and the first one is all im doing for voice training rn as i was watching over videos in the past but I really like your videos cus it feels really comforting yk having someone be there helping me :3 can't wait for more!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Happy to hear! More is on the way!!!

[@xeraasky]

i cant wait to start practicing this! the last part helped soooooo much and i already started sounding much better after just a few days, your way of explaining things is just SO easy to understand! i wanna thank you from the bottom of my heart on behalf of myself and my trans bestie Lily :)

[@fairyprincesslucy]

i'm so happy to hear the explanations are simple to understand! my goal was to avoid anything that wasn't essential, so that there is less information but the information that's there is actually easy to understand haha. I worry many videos focus too much on sounding smart than helping others. I hope you and your bestie Lily have a great day! stay hydrated and know you are valid!

[@lexiej187]

Hey there, just found your channel! Your videos are fun and easy to understand! I promised to myself that I would finally start it after putting it off for so long, so me and my friend made a "pact" of sorts to remind each other to keep going, help each other and help each other when we feel bad or dysphoric cuz of our voices. Thanks for this video, it's helpful to us both! Please keep making these videos, you're a huge help to all of us!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I began writing the script for the next tutorial video

[@Seth9809]

I’m ringing the bell so hard it might break!! P.S. I love the unscripted part of the video, but I'm pretty sure if people click off, it'll cause the video get to get recommended less.

[@0m3g45n1p3r4lph4]

So relieving to find voice tutorials that aren't telling me to basically choke on my own throat for 2 months before moving forward

[@Fre3r]

Thank you so muchhh!! The last part helped me so much I can't wait to practice this tonight

[@fairyprincesslucy]

you got this!!!!!! stay hydrated and know you are valid!

[@ThePurpleHydraa]

0:33 NOT THE PANGYA BACKGROUND deep cut and I love you for it miss that game

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I miss pangyaaaaaaaaaaa nell was my fave! I miss that game

[@ThePurpleHydraa]

mine was emo boy kaz hehe or kooh@@fairyprincesslucy

[@fairyprincesslucy]

valid! I remember kaz being cool LOL @@ThePurpleHydraa

[@Nennecatgirl]

Everytime you said "Ma" I said "Ma balls" you just kept falling for it lmafao

[@fairyprincesslucy]

lol

[@Speed001]

The editing and presentation are so good. Going in my good presentations playlist. It's been a long time since I've felt that.

[@Err0r-404-z6e]

I GOT ALL OF THEM ESALY!!!!! Tip for me it helped to think of the most yaaas voice i could do

[@auki919]

thank you for making these videos genuinely funny. voice training is always an emotionally devastating thing for me every time i try to do it and this is the first guide i’ve found that’s actually enjoyable to get through

[@tbarra8279]

Love you for doing this! It means so much, thank you! x

[@SPOOKZ-N-DOODZ]

You've said more "I belive in you"s than I can recall my dad saying to me I don't know whether to be sad at this realization or happy that you are

[@FriarJoe66]

The Mystic Mansion music was a truly based choice 👌

[@kusekiakorame]

suddenly found this tutorial series today and I loved the videos so far!

[@kusekiakorame]

the end of the video tho 🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️

[@theprogrammer32]

I've seen a lot of different voice tutorial videos (not that I actually practice lmao), this one is really good! Never thought about focusing on where the resonance actually is without just listening to your own voice in recordings (🤢🤮). The finger on lips thing is a useful trick c: and to anyone reading this, it takes months of practice before your neck muscles can even MAKE 'the right sounds' so dont worry if you don't sound good for weeks just be persistent

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Yep I like finding 'indicators' to help you know if you are doing the technique or not. I think the advice 'listen to yourself on recordings' is good but kinda impractical for a KZbin tutorial hahaha, if you do recordings though, you'll be able to see how much the voice changes over time!

[@noctarin1516]

OMGGGG thank u this is like the first actually easy to follow trans voice guide i've ever seen

[@millermcarthur]

I’m kinda late to this vid lol, but this is rlly helping bc I was concerned ab speaking Japanese since that’s my language class, but this helped me get around it since Japanese is vowel based

[@fairyprincesslucy]

yeah I speak japanese too ( I use to live there long story short!! ) I can def see how this vowel focus can help with Japanese too! I hope it all goes well!

[@nylonnerves8422]

Giiiiirl! I never understood the resonance part even tho I sing a lot and I understand resonance in that sense. This explained it to me well. Thank you!

[@birdlegscass]

instructions unclear, now i have an australian accent and I can't turn it off

[@fairyprincesslucy]

now you can watch bluey without subtitles!

[@xiderg]

Oh my god this is awesome! This format/editing excites me so much to practice my voice and you're Australian!! I'm also from around here and I was worried that my accent would turn more American from other tutorials. You've inspired me :3

[@Chimunk_Productions]

Am not trans simply did this to help my vocal range and make me sound more girly

[@rymmusicfan713]

Okay so this is legit going to be helpful for me singing (since I want more control over my voice) and I'm also going to share the first video with my MTF trans partner. Explaining the difference between resonance and pitch is helpful, thank you.

[@yt_MLM3]

I don't think i understand this one well, crap

[@rebeccasam3434]

Literally ever single thing I’ve seen on resonance I have zero clue what they’re talking about, like what I’m supposed to be hearing, much less what I’m supposed to physically do. I guess I’m trying this one also but I doubt I’ll get very far

[@Nellie-Brooks]

​@rebeccasam3434 from my understanding, practicing resonance is like lifting weights, the more you train and do it, the heavier the weights you lift and the more resonance you can add to your voice. Resonance 'feminises' your voice overall. Practising feels a bit silly but it works in training your voice so that you can keep the resonance up and do it instinctively. I personally find saying "Monday Morning Market" a few times with resonance allows me to channel the voice and practice. Smiling also makes your voice 'brighter', so it'll sound less harsh and grumbly.

[@maggieminos]

this gave me a different perspective on resonance, i think im going to add those "mmm"'s with the different vowels to my practice! thank you for your advice!! 😄💜

[@luce6764]

Me watching this as a trans guy: “Ah yes I will use this knowledge for voicing female characters” My voice has uh certainly not been able to reach what it was before lol it just cracks instantly if i go slightly high.

[@Definegod]

Ok something that helped me for the “vibrate to your head” part is to go “maaaa” in a quieter voice but just loud enough to be audible then close your mouth but keeping going and sometimes it helps to push your lips out like your making a kiss. Then put your lips to normal while still humming then you did it! (Hopefully this made sense)