Master Your Feminine Singing Voice with 3 Easy Tips!

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[@marti7343]

Olivia, you may want to divide you video into sections so people can easily scroll to parts of it. Another great video from Oliva. If you want more, watch her other videos. If you want it all, take lessons with her. Believe me, they are worth it!. You cannot do better.

[@oliviaflanigan5938]

That's a great idea, thanks Martina!!

[@ChandraGrace-sx6zb]

Thank you, great video, and you have a wonderful singing voice. I initially found singing to be a great help in voice feminization, but as I began to experience vocal strain, I realized my singing was a contributor. I'd never had any formal singing instruction and I think I was forcing high notes by using a lot of air and tensing to constrict the vocal tract. Anyway, I'm wondering, would warming up the full vocal range be a help to spoken voice feminization?

[@oliviaflanigan5938]

Hi! Thank you so much! Got it, it makes a lot of sense that you might have been feeling strain due to pushing your top range too much. Yes, warming up the full vocal range can definitely be helpful in vocal feminization! Try using SOVT exercises to warm up and get to your high range. Examples are a lip trill or humming into a straw in a glass of water. Those can help to eliminate that strain at the top!

[@ChandraGrace-sx6zb]

@@oliviaflanigan5938 Thank you! I do straw exercises every day but haven't tried them in water so I'll give that a shot. Probably less annoying to my neighbors than lip trills.😆

[@marti7343]

I use a voice app recommended by Olivia where I can hear particular notes and see their Hz. I then target my singing and talking to that note to help me feminize my pitch. Olivia has another video where she discusses voice apps you can use.

[@ChandraHatesGenocide]

@@marti7343 I use Voice Tools bc it's free, but I'd definitely consider trying some other options. Sometimes I also use an internet keyboard. I don't target a certain pitch so much as a range (190-300 Hz) to make sure my voice has good movement. I've also tried to work with different emotions since when I'm sad or angry my voice tends to be lower and more constricted in range.

[@MXDJR12]

yes love this video thank you :)

[@oliviaflanigan5938]

Of course! Thanks so much for watching!