An actually understandable MTF Trans voice tutorial: Mastering Resonance

[@fairyprincesslucy]

For private voice lessons please check out the patreon :) www.patreon.com/FairyPrincessLucy?fan_landing=true&view_as=public This tutorial is a bit longer than previous ones cause this is a tricky topic. Future tutorials will be much shorter! But I hope you enjoy regardless! The reception of the last tutorial was .... kinda wild like, my subscriber count from then to now has increased by 10x the amount. As a result I felt a bit of pressure for making this video. As a result there are some script mistakes that I poke fun at in my editing. I hope this tutorial helps you regardless! Additional note: some comments pointed out that 'k' is not a fricktive but a plosive, I made an error my bad

[@dot5527]

They do help! Also just because you feel as tho you have to make these videos, doesn’t mean you need to make them super fast. They’re amazing to watch a super helpful but overworking yourself won’t help either. Also the asmr videos are amazing too! thank you very much ans try not to overwork yourself or rush. :3

[@YAMIKATTT]

I feel like the script mistakes give the video personality lmao, and don't worry about it, even though we're all waiting for the next one already we will wait for as long as you need! So take your time!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

@@YAMIKATTT I'll try to take my time with the next one. I admit I overworked too hard to get this one out so fast. But I'm aiming for better work life balance

[@HelloHamburger]

​@fairyprincesslucy As much as we all would love new content ASAP, it's not sustainable if you can't stay destressed and productive. Stay safe and happy and healthy. I can't wait to watch the video. Hopefully, KZbin doesn't try any shenanigans to take it down. I've been doing voice training since December. Made some progress but still have work to do. Thanks so much, Lucy! P.S. Are you possibly the friend Lucy who the gender dysphoria bible website talked about? About an unspoken rule to never directly tell someone they are trans?

[@HelloHamburger]

​@fairyprincesslucy Maybe you can collab or make a team? Even if temporarily. If not, I'd understand if you wanted to stay completely independent!

[@MoonieMuses]

You know this is the best tutorial series because it has explosions in it.

[@fairyprincesslucy]

we love explosions !

[@Restilia_ch]

Kaboom? Yes Rico, Kaboom.

[@RayAtchley]

Michael Bay is shaking in his boots rn

[@alpha98516]

real shit !!

[@mshoney9301]

BOOM!!!

[@turanksu4033]

"pick a word that starts with M" i thought of butter. i failed the alphabet skill check somehow

[@byoun257]

Got a nat1

[@notgray88]

you're cooked 💀

[@domesticcat1725]

"roll an ABCs check" "Nat 1"

[@byoun257]

@@domesticcat1725 DM: you are pretty sure that butter starts with an M

[@DeerBonesBaby]

Margarine!!!

[@SoftSoph92]

It is so refreshing and helpful to find voice tutorials that aren't in an American accent!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Yep haha, I haven't found any non American accents doing voice tutorials before? So I'm happy to diversify the options avalible!

[@cuegert9895]

​AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE, OI OI OI

[@Elster.Chapman]

As a girl with ADHD-among other brain things-tutorials like these are soooooooooo helpful. I love linguistics, but still I struggle so hard to pay attention to a like 40 minute voice tutorial where it's just a person calmly talking into a camera. Every tutorial should be like these, it's so much easier to stay focused on the tutorial and actually get something from it with all the random funny shit going on. It might be silly but I really deeply appreciate these fun guides/tutorials, thank you ♥✨

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I'm so happy people with adhd have enjoyed these tutorials! I just tried to make learning fun, i had no idea it'd help so many trans girls with adhd tho! That was a very happy accident with this video series

[@fredoodle6973]

From a semi-closeted transfem on the other side of the world, you help more than you know and deserve all of the positive attention your channel's gotten recently, amazing and inspiring content can't wait for more!

[@thatcatthatalwayseatsyourchees]

Oh hey we're the same, hi fellow semi-closeted transfem!!!

[@galacticalized5038]

"Pick a word that starts with m" My dumbass who thought m&m's:

[@pangolinh]

my chemistry major ass: Manganese

[@limeleviathan7699]

m e l o n

[@galacticalized5038]

@@limeleviathan7699 m e l o n

[@mini_ivo7631]

MAGNESIUM@@pangolinh

[@Anipokthesquids_gaming]

Mmm&Mmms

[@JennBit]

Citation 1 in my book on "How Mangoes Made Me a Woman." ...Aw dang it, my "M" word was Mammoth.

[@fairyprincesslucy]

mangos is now the trans fruit

[@JennBit]

@@fairyprincesslucy BEHOLD THE HOLY TRANS FRUIT

[@Renee_26]

sameee

[@RiverOfTheHeart]

@@JennBit the "Man-Go-Away" fruit

[@domov7764]

Wake up babe new fairyprincesslucy voice training dropped

[@fairyprincesslucy]

its here :O

[@xXArcherSwordXx]

“Pick a word that starts with M” Me: Magnesium

[@average-neco-arc-enjoyer]

same

[@elodkovacs1405]

"Grab any word, that starts with M" My hungarian ass: megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért

[@fairyprincesslucy]

that... is quite a powerful looking word..... I tried looking up what it meant and couldn't find out lol

[@alligatorboy2000]

​@@fairyprincesslucy KZbin's autotranslate says it means "for your sacrilegious acts" which is the most metal thing I have ever heard

[@DiamondBroPlayz]

@@fairyprincesslucymegszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért - due to your (plural) cannot-be-desecratednessoussings megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitek - your (plural) cannot-be-desecratednessoussings megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseit - his/her cannot-be-desecratednessoussings (accousative) megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedései - his/her cannot-be-desecratednessoussings 🙂 megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedése - his/her cannot-be-desecratednessoussing 🙂 megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedés - cannot-be-desecratednessoussing 🙂 megszentségteleníthetetlenséges - cannot-be-desecratednessous 🙂 megszentségteleníthetetlenség - cannot-be-desecratedness 🙂 megszentségteleníthetetlen - somebody/something that cannot be desecrated megszentségteleníthet - he/she might desecrate something megszentségtelenít - he/she desecrates something szentségtelenít - he/she is desecrating something szentségtelen - unholy szentség - sainthood; holiness szent - saint (noun); holy (adjective) this is all according to dailymagyar

[@Melch23]

i thought about a word in my native language and then thought about another one in english after she said "let's see if we got the same word"

[@ha1ban3]

Sunn O

[@dasune]

fyi /k/ is a plosive not a fricative, but you described it correctly, it stops the airflow. i know what you're thinking: "woah random commenter, what are you bringing your fancy linguistics knowledge into this accessible tutorial for?" it turns out most of these voice tutorials are hard to follow even if you know the funny words they're saying. after two years of professional voice coaching i'm still struggling to find my voice. thanks for making this tutorial series, looking forward to more. 💜

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Thank you for the correction! Will keep this in mind for future

[@strangejune]

learning that it isn't the funny word just makes me want to say fricative

[@joeiechristiansantana9641]

Wait, so plosives are explosive? xD

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I wish I did this joke LOL @@joeiechristiansantana9641

[@CaitofFate]

Could it both, like, cause the k is velar, and sure we don't go khh in English but, idk I'm just an enthusiast you're probably right

[@YesImAbby276]

Ever since I watched ep 2 I tried playing a game with voice chat online and... It worked! I was either passing or had people asking my gender or thinking I was a femboy! This is definitely a massive step in the right direction, thank you so much for these tutorials! Eagerly awaiting your next video!

[@livvy94]

0:00 Ayo new FairyPrincessLucy just dropped (literally)

[@gathor_]

I think the best part about these videos it's that I feel like I am really listening to a human, that went through their life, it feels personal and it feels special, thank you.

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I'm glad it gives that impression! I like giving the personal touch to videos

[@OnigiriKyoko]

I love that I decided to pick the word “meow” instead of milkshake

[@Nikowo1610]

I think this says a lot about you as a person

[@captain_khaos]

the femenine urge to cat…….

[@JALETRATOR]

The first word that came to my mind was "mommy"

[@captain_khaos]

@@JALETRATOR 🫵🏳️‍🌈

[@JALETRATOR]

This message hit harder than intended because the pointing emoji wasn't showing up so I had to search for like 5 minutes and when I found it on google I just saw a huge finger pointing straight at me, I haven't laughed that hard in a while.

[@Chloetalkstoomuch]

I’ve been out and transitioning for a year now, but I’ve always been so uncomfortable with my voice. I tried seeing a speech therapist in my area, but they just overwhelmed me with worksheets and terminology, I stopped going after about 4 months, and I kinda gave up for a while. Only lately, as I’ve started visually passing in my day to day life only to for people to flip their pronouns for me as soon as I speak, has my voice dysphoria really gotten to me. This video series made it a lot more accessible to understand resonance. I’ve still got a whole bunch of work to do, but im grateful for it. Especially that bit at the end, about how it’ll be incremental, and how the people you see online are showing you their finished product. It can be super discouraging to not see that kind of progress quickly, and having that recognized and acknowledged, it helped me feel better about it. Thanks!!! I’m definitely going to stay subscribed for the next one ❤

[@Nessiechomp]

I don't think I can like properly express how thankful I am for these videos as a girl who is pretty early in her transition, it really does feel daunting a lot of the time it's too easy to just see people who have transitioned already and feel that I'll never get there I love your energy so much that positivity is definitely needed in this journey (side note, I love the reminders to hydrate. half of the time I just go 'oh yeah, I should do that' lol)

[@Ducktherealone]

I was about to go sleep. But now I need to watch the new voice training video

[@fairyprincesslucy]

promise you'll sleep after you watch

[@daw8285]

Same

[@Ducktherealone]

@@fairyprincesslucyAmazing video! Now I can sleep and procrastinate starting voice training 🎷🐛

[@Laromlab]

i dont even need these tutorials but i still end up watching them because of how entertaining you make them

[@energyipad5566]

For the folks scouring the comments for... I dunno. Perspective? Anyway here is some stuff from my own experiences. In my experience of a little over a year, progress for this is just about made out of plateaus. You get to a point, then little to no tangible progress for a while. It is quite easy to get discouraged by a lack of progress, but if you stick at it and keep trying new stuff (perhaps watching a tutorial to get a push in that direction), then you will find yourself smiling like an idiot at the sounds you just made. Because suddenly, there is progress, and a whole lot of it. Perhaps it isn't to the point where you are satisfied, but the work you put in is paying off. You are doing it. After that comes yet another plateau, but don't be discouraged. Put in the time and effort, and you will get there. Do not overstress your voice. It can be easy to keep pushing whenever you practice, but after a certain point you are just causing damage that will just slow you down (Lucy pointed this out, but it is important so it bears repeating). Finding the point you need to stop at is something you are going to have to judge by yourself based on how your throat feels. But when that happens, take a break, however short you make it. Allow your throat to recover. My biggest problem is vocal endurance, and I have to keep restraining myself from continuing because I do not want to damage it even more. Don't be afraid to slow down a bit. For those of you who are in an environment which doesn't permit you to practice freely, look for the moments where you can. When your parents are away, on the walk to school, whatever. If you look for it, you will find the time to practice. My preferred method is to sing whenever I am walking somewhere. Through experience, I know how it feels when I am doing a voice I am happy with so I try to reach that while I do this. I run out of breath every once in a while and need to just breathe every once in a while, but that is fine. I don't have the endurance to fill the entire time with practice anyway. I hope this helps someone, somewhere at some point in time. Also the tutorial above has the seal of approval from this random internet denizen. Lucy is doing a great job of making things simple. By the way, Lucy, since you are probably reading this, please make a video with cool/funny stuff you got from your degree. Even if not too useful, it is entertaining.

[@rebeccasam3434]

I’m like five minutes into the video and the problem is I still don’t even know what it is I’m supposed to be practicing. So far that’s been true for every single thing I’ve watched I’m not sure how bad I sound but regardless I don’t know how to actually change it other than pitch which of course doesn’t matter

[@lilquince]

im actually bawling after the lil segment around 21 minutes. tyvm for everything you do

[@cedean6755]

Yooooo wake up honey! New Lucy voice training tutorial just dropped!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Awwww yeah!!! I hope you enjoy!

[@stimoj1209]

Thank you. You're helping me so much during my lows. I means a lot to me.

[@Zoeyohney]

SO HAPPY ABOUT THIS VIDEO, thank you I train along your videos and watch them like multiple times and the last 10 minutes made me feel so much better about all this :3 I'll space out my sessions more throughout the day and week or whatever :3, so thank you a lot, making very little progress by now, but it still makes me happy!

[@redstag8628]

Don't mean to sound like Mahito, but I feel like these videos are bringing me closer to the essence of my soul and I love them!

[@meepyeeb3172]

Become the instant spirit body of distorted killing

[@Creative_Spirit_ab]

This is the most helpful exercise I've come across that has actually helped me explore the muscles that control my resonance. Fun things I discovered: when projecting your voice towards the wall in front of you, if you start to aim the projection on a downward angle, the pitch raises. I also realized that visualizing my vocal tract like a deflated, limp sock helps. I try to keep it like that as I talk. It comes out sort of like doing a exaggerated "sleepy" voice. Then I try to annunciate starting from the lips (front) first and slowly moving back until you can start pronouncing words clearly while still keeping the very back limp like a sock or deflated balloon. Thank you for your videos. My voice feminization journey has leveled up TREMENDOUSLY because of your videos. Transvoicelessons was still so important for knowledge and being aware of what I am trying to achieve. It was like gathering all the pieces of dissassembled furniture from IKEA. What you gave me were the instructions on how to build it. Thank you. For anyone just starting out in voice feminization: The first 1-3 months will be the hardest. You might have no progress during this time because you don't know what you're doing. But then you will start learning; seperating what is helpful and unhelpful. At that point, you will start hearing the results and the progress starts becoming way faster and easier. You will get there!

[@Nikowo1610]

Thank you SO much for these videos, I've always seen voice training as a task for Future Me because everything seems so incredibly complicated, but just making it simpler while also genuinely making it sound like you're a real person I'd be friends with, it makes it so much easier and I'm actually starting my voice training arc because of you

[@fairyprincesslucy]

You got this!

[@milezw]

You know the tutorial's awesome when it's one part tutorial, one part positive encouragement, and two parts YTP. Awesome video!

[@Shredeemer]

These past 3 Voice Tutorials have finally got me voice training, and I needed that push. I've been out to my friends for ages, and desperate to voice train. Thank you.

[@C427-n3r]

THIS ABSOLUTELY FREAKED ME OUT AND SURPRISED ME. I paused at 15:11 and I’m feeling confident at the moment, feeling good about my understanding so far, I’m practicing with the video paused and think of a sentence to just try. The first thing that comes into my head as something more challenging to try other than what’s in the video was THE BEGING OF THE BEE MOVIE SCRIPT!, ONLY TO THEN AFTER UNPAUSING THE SAME THING IN TEXT SHOWS UP!! (Love this video :3)

[@f0ren51c5candy]

Holy sh*t, unrelated to the epic video but, I accidentally pressed the ‘share to TV’ (or whatever it’s called) button and got really scared that this was gonna start playing on the tv, in front of my parents. Good news, I think it didn’t, so I remain firmly in the closet 😎😎😎

[@fairyprincesslucy]

close call hahaha I've nearly done that in the past lol

[@domesticcat1725]

And a week later your dad starts talking in perfect girl voice

[@superStarshines]

Underrated comment​@@domesticcat1725frrrr😂😂❤

[@patatizmindahouse]

When i get my girlvoice, i want to praise my queen (you) with that voice first.

[@Nikowo1610]

Reverse asmr??

[@NeverduskX]

Thank you for the beautiful speech at the end - that was very helpful. And this whole series! I'll be adding "Milkshakes are tasty" next to my regular "Heat from fire" practices, haha. Take care!

[@dudeman6210]

the amount of times she said 'milkshake' made me subconsciously choose it lmao brainwashing? 🤨

[@darkseinfeldtribute5360]

every time i see this video i read the text in the thumbnail twice because the first time i always read "how to talk like a good girl resonance" great video

[@gaburiru_pup]

Thank you now i sound like an electric device that heats food

[@chaosspawn5491]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THESE!!!

[@tigerspirit1917]

I really appreciate your videos. I only just discovered them, and they are more approachable than others I've found. Voice dysphoria is one of the major factors to me, and can ruin any feeling good I may have. I don't have a really deep voice, but even just a hint of masculinity in it can make me not want to talk. I hope one day you'll make a video on how to have the confidence to use the feminine voice around others. My voice almost automatically goes deeper when talking with others, and it's hard to find friends who will remind me to not slip into my old voice. Keep up the good work. You really do help those of us who don't have good support or help. 💜

[@thesteviathan]

Whenever I see one of your videos in my feed I instantly click it. Your content and comedic timing are excellent.

[@maomaomari]

i CANNOT express how much i was looking forward to this, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!

[@emzel1602]

These are honestly just the best. You can bet your ass I'm excited too. I seriously appreciate your work, and something I really like is the little motivational part at the end, it's just... so comforting to know that there are people like you. People who faced the same obstacles that you are now and came out on top. Thank you, truly.

[@rebecca_mp3]

OW MY GOSH THE BASE IS COMING!

[@tamaruautumn5325]

Thank you so much, this series has been really helpful, and the message at the end was helpful, I was having a rough time and feeling it wasn’t something I couldn’t do. So I feel a lot better, and a lot more confident in my voice journey.

[@Chaotic_evil_duck]

One of my favorite vocal training phrases recently has been " Tony Stark built this in a cave! with a box of scraps!"

[@LilianHase]

lucyyy thank you so much for making these videos! as a baby trans im so overwhelmed everything, and your asmr and tutorials really help a lot 💚🏳‍⚧ i also have a small linguistics nitpicking if you don't mind ... I know linguistics is not the point of the video, and i could also be completely wrong! so take it for a grain of salt. You mentioned that the in mango ([mæŋɡoʊ]) cuts off resonance like /k/ does. /k/ is (like all plosives) an obstruent and cuts off airflow. /ŋ/ on the other hand (like all nasal consonants) is a sonorant, also called resonant. It does not cut off airflow, and so resonates. /ŋ/ and /m/ are the same besides their places of articulation. I think the resonance is interrupted actually because the second syllable starts with /g/ (which is just /k/ with voicing).

[@fairyprincesslucy]

That sounds correct hmmm well now I know! Thank you for the correction

[@BlueCrown3078]

It's so amazing to see how good your voice is it gives me a lot of hope for my own voice

[@PloverTechOfficial]

This series has been really helpful and fun to watch so far! Thanks for making such great videos! ::)

[@GamerNik3]

Try to say this: My mom made me a marvelous milkshake in the morning.

[@jester8583]

I picked up resonance so fast and easily from these videos it was incredible ^_^ thank you so much these are so helpful and accessible

[@sourdough-avery]

I got the same word. 😮 And now I feel like I need to go back and see if you set me up somehow. 😂❤

[@fairyprincesslucy]

:O

[@socksthewarrior]

Can't wait for the next one. They are helping a lot. I've made so much progress over the last 2 weeks. Thank you so much

[@WaterBottle-2309]

12:31 I didn't expect choreography in my voice training lessons but I am so here for it

[@YAMIKATTT]

yesssssssss lets goooo! edit: just finished the video, can confirm I will be coming back to practice lol. Poor pitch is just getting shit on tho, when does pitch get their chance😭

[@fairyprincesslucy]

pitch will have their chance someday

[@emiliapuppy]

thank u SO MUCH for these vids, as dumb as it sounds it made me understand all these concepts waay easier than when i used to listen other trans voice teachers

[@fairyprincesslucy]

I'm glad they help!!!!!

[@Luna_and_Solara]

The amount of time I have spent in the gold saucer... is immense >_>. Anywho yay for new vid!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

geniuinely 99% of my ff14 playtime is gold saucer and fishing, I have a problem lol

[@Lianhua253]

I’ve been devouring a lot of online guides- not just this one- to improve my voice as an Enby, and man your videos specifically are so gosh darn goofy- it makes for a super entertaining watch and experience. Incredibly nonsensical humor that helps elevate the experience for me!!!! These videos are fun and very helpful ^-^

[@alpha98516]

i like how these tutorials are way less serious, i get way less embarrassed at myself for some reason

[@TheMasterOfLeaf]

I've quite literally only just found this channel, and oh my gosh, it's really nice to find a vocal trainer that emphasizes patience and taking breaks, not to mention it's always cool to see another Lucy (granted, spelt differently)

[@indigoshyl]

i am so happy to see your channel growing, i love your channel. it´s really difficult to translate the lessons learnings from english to brazilian portuguese, but i am trying my best to make my english and portuguese voice looks incredible. thank you for the lessons and thank you for the videos. S2

[@razzar6569]

No joke, this and a few other videos like this really helped me! It worked so well in fact, that I sound almost like Nilou from Genshin Impact. I am able to maintain the vocal range required for her and other voices pretty well for my deep vocal range, which shocked even me. I have fooled quite a few people already, but I have to practice maintaining more resonance, because my voice is almost always raspy because I barely get sleep. Advice for people watching these videos, always get enough sleep, eat, and drink water so you can always sound your best! :)

[@Trithis2077]

So far this series has been _mostly_ stuff I've understood already, though framing it as trying to throw your voice forward definitely helped (Unfortunately I think I'm mostly at the "just practice dummy" phase 😭). With that said though, this is definitely the tutorial series I'll be sending to anyone else just getting started. It's easy to understand and genuinely entertaining to watch. I really think that the "entertaining" part is an important aspect to. Most voice tutorial videos feel like you're sitting in class with the teacher teaching you, but yours feel like you're vibing with someone who's just excited to help you find your voice!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

really happy you enjoyed it!!! practice can be tricky but I believe in you!

[@Reaper_Ram]

These actually remind me of what my Choir teacher had us do for choir lessons, this definitely helps tho bc singing and speaking are different parts of the brain

[@FabledBloom]

These are the best tutorials ive ever watches, thank you :) All tutorials should be like this!

[@LazyGabi]

Thank you so much, these tutorials gave me self confidence to start using my voice with other people, i read an watched a crap load of material on how to alter voice, but your tutorials are by far the easiest to understand and practice. You're amazing 💜

[@DeWillpower]

yeah, i have the age that i should have learnt these things from the "hit from fire" girl, except i'm someone that "was never allowed to live" (as i "like" to describe myself) so whatever i discover about myself, even if it's me, i discover it later. but then i watched those videos when they were 2 years old, 3 or 4 and i only see a confusing mess of many 10 minutes long videos made for the algorithm. luckily i discovered your second video when it was uploaded and it was...a beautiful message i received in the perfect moment. i found a transwoman on twitter that i can call an oomfie and she said the same thing, that resources exist but they aren't even barely enough. so thank you for trying to make it better exercising multiple times every day...got it...i will try... sorry if i can't join the discord and patreon, i can't spend money that i could need in the near future yes, i had this pfp and i liked the game before discovering that maybe...i'm trans...it's so hard...

[@elianneeris]

I voice trained for like 1 year and i still don't know what is resonance but thanks your videos are epic

[@unnamed_user97356]

the suddenness and wackyness of these videos really helps a lot to snap me out of the weird dysphoria/self hatred thing that starts creeping up behind me whenever i watch or interact with someone who's further on their transition than I am (which since I'm pre-HRT means basically every trans person ever) and i really appreciate that even if it's an unintended side effect

[@ECHOBEEZFR]

I’m cis and actually want to get a deeper voice, but watched this for entertainment and found myself genuinely comforted (ik silly as flip) by the way you explained it and reminded us it’s okay to take breaths, drink water, etc. thanks Lucy 👍

[@Ambernoon25]

thanks so much for the videos I've watched all of the voice tutorials you made so far. I've made so much improvement even though i just started practicing, but since I have a singing back ground that helps with pitch and my voice is naturally sort of neutral. I also love your sense of humor it made the videos super fun to watch I'm gonna be watching your other videos too because of this

[@C427-n3r]

Love these videos so much! they have been so incredibly helpfull and easy to fallow along to. I cant wait for all the future tutorials by you! especialy pitch (I know pitch isnt everything and these fundementals are incredibly important and I will keep up with my practice making sure to give them the attention they deserve. Butttt i have not been able to find a pitch video that i resonate [wink wink nudge nudge] with yet, so i do feel exitment!)! My M word was Melancholy.

[@ShiaTheBunnyGirl]

This series was really affirming for me thank you so much 😭😭 This was informative and enjoyable at the same time!

[@merlinstarhugs]

If you could make a video on practise and what we are meant to do that would really help

[@kattrip5282]

I usually beat myself up trying to do voice training, (so much so that I've struggled for years) but your tips are so understandable and for some reason just makes me feel less intimidated and nervous overall. Thank you so much 😭💖 Also I love your sense of humor!

[@Mikayla-vl7up]

Here's for your engagement, people like you are gems to the trans community. I'm gonna keep going, Lucy!! I've been at it for a month and a week now, friends telling me I'm doing great. I'm just worried that my voice sounds unnatural (I'm not straining, but I'm working on pitch and having it sound more natural and airy, it's a bit of a mystery to me. Resonance is going *pretty okay* imo but idk).

[@Mikayla-vl7up]

Update: I discovered it was false vocal fold constriction, I fixed it!!!! ^~^

[@TheJamifier-295]

The littleroot town music in the back was amazing

[@alicecubensis1221]

this was so fun! definitely more accessible than any other trans voice tutorial ive watched on youtube

[@laynealdrich3277]

Love your videos! I've started my HRT journey about 10months ago and just wanted to finally say you have helped a lot, keep up the good work and cheers!^-^

[@sarkyopinion9814]

K is a Plosive, not a Fricative Pulmonic Obstruents include Plosives, Fricatives, and Affricates Plosives allow zero airflow or resonance at the time of articulation prior to disarticulation, or the release of air plosives include p, b, t, d, k, g, etc Fricatives have a friction quality to them, they obstruct airflow (hence, obstruent) however they distort and modulate in ways that plosives do not because they allow airflow during articulation fricatives include f, v, Þ, ð (the "Hard" and "Soft" -Th sounds in english), s, z, ʃ, ʒ (i will Romanise these as "Sh-" and "Zh-" respectively) Affricates are Obstruents that begin as Plosives, but release as Fricatives, rather than releasing in a Sonorant way affricates include t͡ʃ, d͡ʒ ("ch / tsh" and "j / dzh" respectively) sorry, but i'm just a huge nerd for languages to the point that i go out of my way to study linguistics, phonology, etc so i can better understand the mechanics of language. this seems to have some overlap with your knowledge of the field of spoken word pathology, but i believe you (or your educators) made an error (unless the terminology used is just different in the fields which would make all of this pointless and confusing for no reason) but the joke is funny TL;DR: K is a plosive, not a fricative but FRICK was that a funny joke XD

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Thank you for the correction

[@sarkyopinion9814]

@@fairyprincesslucy not a problem! tbf, a lot of the time in english, we aspirate the k (/kʰ/) or palatalize it (/kʲ/) which often produces semi-occluded articulation rather than a full obstruction, like in the word "cute", for example, we often don't pronounce it like /kju:t/, it's typically rather pronounced (depending on accent) as either /kʲyut/, /kʲuːt/, or how i pronounce it, /kʰiuːt̚/ and many more! i just don't want you to think that i thought it was some horrible mistake or that im angry or anything, i'm not trying to "umm akshyually" you here, i assume that you already know about this stuff, i just thought you'd want a reminder, since your channel is blowing up recently X'D either way, love the advice in this series! i hope you have a good day!

[@fairyprincesslucy]

the advice is appreciated honestly, with the channel getting bigger I def want information to be correct. I think I mixed up fricitives and plosives in my head? I was so confident about it when I made the video hahahaha but now I know! Thanks for the explanation too! @@sarkyopinion9814

[@sarkyopinion9814]

@@fairyprincesslucy say, if you want a linguistics-y proof-reader, feel free to run terms by me and i'll double-check for ya X'D

[@Niko-ex3bn]

As someone actively working on vocal training, this is extremely helpful. Thank you so much.

[@ne0arrow]

"Think of a short sentence-" "Mr Johnson stole my F*CKING DONUTS!!!"

[@ephemeral667]

i came for the voice lesson, i stayed after the gold saucer tangent. i'm really glad i found your channel :) keep up the great work!

[@ScarecrowSkye]

Holy shit Lucy! I've been practicing for a year and feel like i can control everything but resonance. BUT I CAN ACTUALLY CONVERT THE MMMMM INTO OTHER WORDS NOW THANKS TO YOU THANK YOU LUCY! I'm not saying im perfect now but holy shit this is better

[@TransBread-cj6kc]

shoutout to pitch for being a great camera operator!!!

[@CloudCuckoo00]

I've found your video series in the most amazing and weird week for me, as a late hatcher who has literally just come out. You are wonderful, and watching these brings me such joy and hope. Thank you ❤

[@kyokoizumi9]

Lucy carrying me from iron to hopefully radiant in ranked girl voice (tysm!!)

[@fairyprincesslucy]

Radiant girl voice! I believe!!!

[@b4ngfargl333]

i feel like a kid watching dora and it feels interactive in that way 2nd of all i enjoy your many additions of p5 music I LOVE P5R

[@mei-s_dustbin]

‘grab any word that starts with M right now’ my russian ass who thought ‘множествопропорциональный’ (mnòžestvoproportsionáľnıy):

[@DeWillpower]

thank you, i can't believe it's only the third lesson after learning this much

[@fairyprincesslucy]

The first few videos are Def the big lessons, the longer the series goes the more the info will become more smaller adjustments :) but I'm glad you are enjoying so far! I'll keep doing my best

[@PapaBear_Gaming]

I immediately read main image as "how to talk like a good girl" and my immediate thought was *kinky... worth checking out the tutorial...*

[@Watsonian25]

Finally playing Celeste has given me the motivation to continue voice training

[@Err0r-404-z6e]

Again tip that helped me was think of a "yaaaas" voice and use that :3

[@hannah_boingus]

Thanks for these tutorials, I'm absolutely going to be practicing these while I'm trucking. Hours of mostly free time away from others; perfect practice time for transing my voice

[@megamovieman101]

Why was I “aww”ing so much at the whole ending 😂

[@KouzieBaby]

I'm 26 going on 27 in a few months. I'm so scared I'll never get this down.. But your videos are so uplifting and bright! Please keep being you. ❤

[@BunbunZoe]

Omg, i finally got to watch this Video! I have been really busy, but kept up training the basics from the other two videos! I might not make really progress yet, but it has been a blast! Thank you for showing me how fun voicetraining can be! Thanks for another great Video :3

[@GunBlade666]

your voice is soo unique and cute, keep up the great content!

[@dragondude7107]

Alright I’ve been putting this off for four weeks, time to actually do this

[@strangejune]

What I ended up doing was actually singing and trying to mimic a feminine voice in songs. At some point it felt like I could do it even with songs that didn't already have a feminine voice and then I thought, hey, that means progress! This happened over the course of several months though - I'm sure it would've been faster with more focused practice. I also didn't record anything for reference until months in, at which point I didn't feel like I had any change but found that already I had gained a voice that could realistically pass. I'm still not sure that I'm perfectly happy with it right now, but my voice passing is not a concern. It's weird though, watching videos like this one. I couldn't describe what exactly changed about my voice to make it go from the horrible old whatever it was to my much nicer voice now. It feels like I cheated, lol.

[@glaceon1587]

Hello! Im new to all this voice training as a Trans woman here, watched your past tutorials and I must say, past tutorials Ive watched, while helpful, are kinda boring... Your videos, especially with all the explosions... mostly the explosions, helped capture my ADHD ass to watch all the way through and not get bored while practicing! So thank you, looking forward to next video! Also dang it... my M word was Mario-