Find Your Natural Speaking Pitch

[@diora266]

i think im the only one who is embarrassed because i sound different everyday and dont know how to speak normally :((((

[@humanbeing5636]

I have the exactly same problem

[@obamadonald5052]

Same! My tone and accent always changes depending on who I speak to. I don't know what my real voice is. I don't speak up in meetings because I'm so anxious about how my voice will sound and that people will notice it changes.

[@DJAZfake]

During most of the day, my voice is confident and goes high and low (just as in normal conversations, when you highen or lower your pitch for entonation), but at afternoon and night, specially, my voice sounds soft, high pitched and even childish, when I try to lower my pitch or just not speak loud, it just doesn't sound (sometimes it fries, sometimes it literally doesn't sound anything).

[@sandojay]

@@obamadonald5052 I'm the same!! Also I realized my voice sounds best the morning after a heavy night of drinking and partying. Super strange.

[@thechangeofyes8179]

Actually, it’s way better to sound super different from your speaking voice! Mainly because when you’re about to sing it’ll give people a huge surprise because they won’t expect it! Great example of someone who sounds very different from their singing voice: Freddie Mercury

[@suumanuel455]

My voice while speaking sounds very low, but when i'm singing sounds high, but without power, sometimes it seems like two different voices

[@Zoyiekka]

Covers By Heart that pfp 👀

[@efrengregorio7675]

Good

[@reign7549]

Me too

[@thee.dorletajael]

same

[@bluexberry1928]

Same

[@brunachristine2932]

I feel in never speak in my own pitch. In fact I feel that I don't really know my own voice. it's always too high or to low 😩 My speech therapist said I speak in falsetto in both (high or low pitch)

[@singgeek]

Hi Bruna Christine, That must be very frustrating. Thanks for sharing. Have you worked with your speech therapist on finding your chest voice? How about when you sing, do you only sing in head voice as well?

[@subabirfan7604]

@@singgeek I need help.. I am having a hard time for breath support and once I push my larynx up my voice block plus also have control and pitch issue.. what should I do.

[@HijabiRuby]

Same

[@tiffanycole3239]

Seriously, where have you been hiding my whole life?! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@singgeek]

Aww Tiffany Cole, I'm so happy to hear that you like my videos. Thanks for watching!

[@nevayahrose9902]

i swear

[@philjohnjones]

I was speaking a whole octave lower than my natural pitch (f3)! This almost always happens when I'm teaching guitar, especially to younger students who require more instruction. Voice ends up fried, gets better over the weekend. Never had any issue talking all day when I was working as a barman, then hanging out with friends until the early morning. So I really think that I go into this unnaturally deep voice whenever I feel like I have to seem more professional. Thank you so much for helping me realise this!

[@PepperDeVillle]

I do the opposite- talk about an octave higher than my normal voice, because girls get made fun of for having a low voice. People used to call me a dude, call me "sir" etc. I actually didn't mind "sir" lol. At least it's respectful. Anyway, I'm older now and don't give a crap what people think, so I think I'll try out my natural, deep voice.

[@KaptKerr]

I usually speak in a high and soft spoken voice but my natural voice is lower and deeper. I've been wanting to fix how I speak so im gonna give this a shot and ill be back to tell you folks how it went

[@oprimeirojacare9858]

Is it better now?

[@Dostan8bay]

How'd it go?

[@P.M.P.181]

Not so well?

[@xapokalypse]

They died

[@itwink_le]

​@@xapokalypselmao 😭

[@supremedaddy7675]

I'm 13 13years old and singing is my passion

[@singgeek]

Hi Supreme Daddy, That is awesome! Singing is my passion too. Keep following your passion :)

[@Retodd._.]

Singgeek lmfaoooo supreme daddy

[@andl3625]

@@Retodd._. they probably changed their username

[@tejasshripal3651]

That's a bold name for a 13yo. lmao

[@Retodd._.]

@@andl3625 when I said that, that was his name I was laughing at the fact that she took the time to type supreme daddy lmfao

[@nus1515]

My voice pinch change with every languages I speak😭😭😭

[@bijoymatubbor4380]

Same sis

[@op2053]

@@bijoymatubbor4380 atleast you speak every language lucky 😣

[@Z1tu0]

Probably gonna go away with enough practice. I think I used to have the same problem.

[@julisalamora]

GOSH same, spanish is at my highest pitch for some reason

[@monkeyslayer4065]

In Spanish I get higher

[@cotasamnemano366]

My natural voice is around F2. I guess I have a deep voice.

[@spellywelly]

Wow! I’ve been through significant medical traumas over the past three years and have PTSD and other consequences as a result. I’d noticed my speaking voice was dropping lower and lower, without really understanding why. My natural speaking voice according to this exercise is 6 whole tones higher. Thank you! I’m going to play around with this.

[@chiaram9217]

When I speak in my natural pitch I sound like a little shy child.... but when I try to lower it..it hurts...I have no authority in my voice 😒

[@emblem9242]

Your probably doing it wrong...Lower to sound husky ? Bedroom voice? Or amsr... or you mean louder and more in control? I sound like a kid but i can project my voice if i need to like for a presentation. Its hard to explain its like trying to speak from your belly and i "open" my throat. Maybe your throat tenses up

[@dorisw2507]

I have the opposite problem 😔

[@omoriidrip]

It hurts lowering mine too.. I lowered mine too cause I hate ppl assuming I faked my voice to make it sound cute.. but no

[@omoriidrip]

@@emblem9242 how to do that??

[@emblem9242]

@@omoriidrip project your voice louder. Ok so find your diaphram.it sits under your lungs. You feel it pull your ribcage outward when you take a deep breath. Take a deep and try to maintain that expanded ribcage feeling (also tighten your gut may help). Pick a word and practice with this feeling. Do it with confidence! If you hold back your voice will sound weak. Practice how you breathe and keep your ribcage expanded. If you start running out of air you voice will trail away. Now pick a sentence and practice. Pay attention to where you feel your voice and adjust until it sounds loud but not screaming, it should not hurt. Also stand straight and your face forward not down. Practice !

[@trilliumi2082]

I'm a 5'8'' woman who is fairly non-feminine, am constantly tired, and I'm pretty sensitive to high pitched noises so I always speak lower than my normal pitch, I just never really thought about it until I heard recordings of my own voice and it sounded a lot different than what I'm used to. I'm always losing my voice despite talking in a quiet tone. This has made me realize I really just need to embrace my higher pitched voice. It's just so weird, I always thought of myself as an alto since I'm tall and I've got rbf and a very laid back personality, yet I have the voice of a bubbly young teenager. For reference, my natural humming tone was about 2 full steps higher than the humming in the video coming from a mezo soprano.

[@singgeek]

Hi Trillium, thanks so much for sharing your experience. I hope this helps you to stop loosing your voice. Let me know how it goes 😊

[@flav2689]

Thanks for this! It confirms what I had suspected a long time. I'm really struggling with my voice. When I was a teenager (14-15 years old) I realised how irritatingly high and childish my voice was (I heard it on the tape and was absolutely mortified) Since then I've tried to lower my voice and now it's the only way I can speak. However it is completely destroying my voice - I cannot sing at all anymore and after speaking a bit more (like 30 minutes), even my speaking voice gets raspy and starts to vanish. It's a problem not only with my friends but also since my studies require quite a lot of talking. I study several foreign languages. When I get excited, surprised or irritated my voice rises like an octave. My family says that's about my natural voice I should speak with but I am not able to speak like that - it takes so much effort and feels weird. This saddens me and I'm afraid I can never sing again. I'm not trying to be a singer but I wish I could find and use my singing voice again - just for me, for fun - I used to sing a lot and I loved it. Also it would be nice to talk freely without damaging the voice. I don't know what to do...should I find a vocal coach or is it too late to fix this - or is the damage permanent already? I'm 26 now. If someone read all that - thank you. If you have any thoughts or tips, I'd appreciate a comment a lot!

[@danielluigi3499]

i identify myself a lot, i am a boy and i developed the habit to talk much higher and airy than my natural voice is, probably because i wanna sound kind and adorable. i cant read a text without being breathless and tired... is very nice know that have people with the same problem that i

[@Insight-ful]

This is the story of my life. Trying to practice what I learn on here for now

[@grantconder6160]

I just found this out at 29 because I started seeing a vocal coach for a new job. It is not too late but you will definitely need a professional to work one on one with you and show you when you are using the wrong muscles or adding tension on your voice. It also takes a ton of practice to feel comfortable using your "new" voice, because while it has no strain it also requires more volume and can be hard to accept if you still have self conscious feelings about having a high voice. I wish you the best of luck and don't lose hope on the idea of enjoying your voice and singing along to life.

[@mishynaofficial]

Try to speak on your diaphragm not on your throat. You need to practice this tip to feel how strained your voice have been this whole time.

[@flav2689]

@@grantconder6160 Thank you for the helpful response! I’m going to search a professional who can help me. Let’s hope for the best. 😊

[@nanna-sifjrgensen4925]

David Attenborough get out of my way! I got the best speaking pitch now!

[@singgeek]

Awesome Nanna! Love the enthusiasm

[@MichelleLeongKK]

Not only did I find my natural speaking pitch, you helped me find my inner voice and confidence that I subconsciously hid behind a low, hesitant voice. You're an angel! Thank you

[@kavid8120]

TheWeeknd has such a soft - beautiful voice 💪🏿

[@Darri_VasquezRNP]

True he’s voice is so soft with his songs, his one of my top fav r&b artist

[@robertrock2000]

Your being so authentic, warm, and spontaneous as you share REALLY helps me! I think my best speaking voice happens when I forget myself and I'm unselfconsciously engaged and connected. I'm an aspiring voice actor. Unfortunately over the years anxiety has contributed to unhealthy vocal habits and dysphonia. So while my challenge is to practice and become attuned to healthy vocal techniques and sensations across a range of emotions and emotive interactions, until they become habitual; my greater challenge is to let go and embrace (at the conscious level, I seem better when I'm unselfconscious) a new more authentic expressive range, and therefore personal identity. This is the big issue the challenge of letting go and embracing this "new natural" authentic personal identity -- Do you have any videos on this? That's why I soooo appreciated your example of authentic, warm, and connected sharing!! It reminds me, by showing me what I should be reaching for.. And yes I have now subscribed. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK 💕

[@heyyartist6454]

you're speaking from my soul, i would neex that too!!

[@DanielAvinashVOX]

Totally agree with what you're saying. I'm a basso profundo and it's quite draining on the chords trying to speak in that low voice for 14 hours a day. I used to like it but it's not economical! I've trained myself through the last few months to find my natural spoken pitch and it's changed my narration, storytelling, and just everyday communication! It's gone from inaudible and monotonous to melodic and full of energy. Thanks for the content. Looking forward to more!

[@mwangalamichelo9766]

I love sing geek the things she teaches have really helped me I like that I now know how I sound to others

[@singgeek]

Aww thanks so much for writing this to let me know. My goal is to help and it is so nice to hear about your improvements! Keep up the good work on your singing :)

[@PepperDeVillle]

I appreciate everything you are saying. My natural voice is around the D below middle C. I talk probably a full octave above that and it's exhausting and I always have a sore throat. I am a woman but if I talk in my natural voice I straight up sound like a man. I think I need to get over this and just let people be freaked out by my deep voice.

[@mishynaofficial]

Thanks to this video, which I didn't intend to watch at all, I now know that I've been speaking from my throat my whole life 🤠😭

[@JaymieDornanVoice]

I'm a skinny guy with a shockingly deep voice. People have commented how they didn't expect it from me. Low E, Bass 2. All that. I always think people can hear me if I speak clearly, and also I've been afraid to scare kids since I've worked at a store lately, I like making people feel comfortable with me since I'm a listener, not a speaker. I wan to make permanent changes in my habit and give myself permissions to project properly. I've also had moments where my throat hurts because it can vibrate really harshly. This was very enlightening for that self permission. Thank you so much, from the bottom of my heart.

[@Purpledream-c2v]

All I would like to say is THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!! I actually found out how I used to lower my pitch while talking than my actual pitch because of which ppl used to tease me a lot...I used to involuntarily lower it (p.s - I'm a girl) But it's been a day and I'm following this exercise I really found my real pitch i mean it's not deep and i am glad it is not!! I have been trying to maintain this pitch throughout my normal convos!! i mean i can really see a difference between my previous voice and the maintained pitch voice!! I'll keep updating as i keep improving!! Thank you so muchhh TT ❤ update: its 2 yrs now and guess what 2 years back i was so insecure abt my voice that i couldnt even send voice recordings but these days i do get complimented for my voice and i am so glad of finally getting over the insecurity about my pitch!! thank you so much!!

[@singgeek]

I am so happy to hear. Thanks for sharing your progress 😊

[@Purpledream-c2v]

@@singgeek I really admire you so much thank you for replying it means a lot!!! will keep working on my voice ❤️

[@Nails_bruh]

Any update? I used to speak too deep, extremely raspy, and “with my throat” lol hoping this method works

[@Purpledream-c2v]

@@Nails_bruh yaa I'm so sorry for not updating!! It helped a lot!! I actually recognised that my voice isn't rough and is actually soft it's just that when I was with my friends the tone i used to speak in became so regular that I adapted to it. But now when I continue this practice I do feel a slight change in my voice and the softness in it. Hope it helps 💜

[@meralsenses1376]

It is really different than I used to speak. Actually I find out I was speaking too high😅 thank you for this video. It is very helpful 🙏

[@barbaracimini1447]

Wow! The hum trick for finding my natural speaking pitch was very revealing!❤

[@flurryisland6882]

i found this so helpful i am very awkward when speaking and my pitch goes all over the place

[@stephensalex]

I'm a male, and I just realized I actually have a much more gender-neutral voice and that I've been speaking far lower than my natural pitch. I spend a lot of time on conference calls at my job and this has greatly helped. I'm beginning my 'new' voice now!

[@rebeccapereira6860]

I thank God for you.. 😇.. God bless you more and more

[@singgeek]

Thank you Rebecca Pererira :) And thank you for watching. I wish all the best for your singing!

[@maddiebyfaith]

I have always talked way lower when talking and my voice is already quite high. My voice already sounds sweet and velvety but holy cow now it's way higher than I'm even emotionally comfortable with. It's not bad, but it's just really weird and it's tripping me out 😅

[@velardechelo]

This girl teaches me to sing and speak better

[@ebonih7138]

Situational Awareness is such a good tip. I always plan what I’m gonna say bc I’m shy but never HOW

[@zeezrawesome132]

I’m an 18 year old boy and my voice is wretched. When I’m naturally speaking without trying to change it, my voice is very high pitch and raspy. I can’t talk loudly or else my voice will get even higher pitch or even raspier. I am able to speak in a deep voice loudly but it sounds unnatural to others and they don’t think it’s me. I thought my voice would be better now since puberty has hit but it’s only gotten worse. I don’t strain my voice either. I just want to have a normal voice that can be assertive, clear, and not so annoying.

[@nobuen0]

ive never thought about if i was using my natural speaking voice, hopefully this helps i find talking to be draining noticeably when i talk lower

[@takarasights]

Thanks! This was helpful. The note I naturally hummed feels great and put me in a very comfortable range.

[@edim108]

I am actually pleasantly surprised with how my actual, natural voice sounds. I also found out that I'm a low baritone.

[@zaqwanbadli9697]

I'm a guy but my natural speaking pitch is higher, so I've been practising speaking lower. It took some time, but it worked to some extent, as in I feel comfortable and it sounds natural.

[@HistoHaHa]

Wait for it, it gonna be a very successful channel, Love the vibes and the genuine smile.

[@reign7549]

I naturally don't care about everything when i watch videos in yt. Normally i subscrib because i like the content but i dont click the bell button because its just a mess for my notif. But i click the bell and "all" for you❤✨

[@erwinagustian1193]

Why can't I blink when I see you explain. And I even smiled to myself. maybe because of your sweet smile. 😍😍😍😍.

[@jccc6082]

Thank you so much for sharing all this useful information. Priceless!

[@singgeek]

Hi JCC C, You are so welcome. I'm really happy to hear that you like it :) Thanks for watching!

[@kimaya.3563]

my voice is low pitched when i speak my native language and it's high pitched when i speak English (i literally sound 5)

[@carleenmejzastrumunderthes4130]

I do that at the lower pitch….that was helpful…I accept the challenge!

[@jahidulislamhasif414]

Thanks Ronja!!!for come back again

[@singgeek]

You are so welcome! I love making the videos for you :)

[@dolofson]

I'm still not sure about my "natural" pitch... :D All I know is, I used to have a tendency to speak with poor support and a lot of tension, and never really managed to sort that out - until I started looking into bel canto just a few months ago. Relearning everything from scratch, and it's a complete transformation, with results I could never have imagined. Everyone should learn proper vocal technique! \o/

[@venkat.koyagura]

Superb exercise to know the natural speaking voice! Loved it! Thank you Ronja.

[@NeverStoppedSinging]

Thank you so so much for this video! It is a game changer!

[@romafernandes9927]

I'm even a bit afraid when it comes to listen my records.. Just looking forward to know and hear my actual voice...🤞🏻✌🏻

[@Blake4625kHz]

Before I find my speaking pitch (often before a long unwanted conversation with a friend), with an arrogant wave of my hand to get them to shut up so I can speak, I exhale a few robust meemeemeemee’s cheerfully and loudly

[@santostracey93]

Sometimes I’m not sure what my natural speaking voice is because I find myself unconsciously imitating other people’s voices.

[@hemantsharma17]

wooooooow, great to have you back. you still look the same as you looked years ago :-)

[@singgeek]

Hi Hemant Sharma, Thank you you are so sweet :) It's great to be back!

[@hemantsharma17]

Singgeek would love to videos more often. Please do post. You still taking voice lessons. How to contact you to get more details.

[@guineveremoonmist1060]

Thank you of speaking at lower register I don’t know why if it was me trying to be are you some kind of defense mechanism but thank you this is very helpful!

[@isoldhakonardottir2308]

Another awesome video Ronja! Thank you for the great tips ❤️

[@singgeek]

So happy you liked it Isold :) I am so happy to see that you keep coming back and watching. Thank you!

[@kada121]

I'm currently using this to try to erase the programming of the "customer service" voice

[@sltwtr806]

Relatable

[@aprilcaddell6335]

I felt it in my throat when I spoke too low. I also talk louder when I'm excited. Hey, I was the youngest of eight. I needed to be heard! LOL. But I'm working on not tiring out my voice with loud speaking.

[@deannadurben1117]

I realized recently that I keep talking lower than my natural voice to sound mature and match my friends' pitch

[@aboalouis7368]

I talk different an I sing different an always have problems with pitch but I know this practice will help me thanks as I give it a try.

[@saylorc4647]

I always speak higher because I’m constantly nervous when talking to people. I just recently heard my voice in a recording and I asked my husband how he puts up with that lol

[@opticracer3927]

Hi Ronja, another great video! You mentioned what you had for breakfast; could you please make a video of what foods and beverages are to be avoided and those that benefit the voice? Oh and since you mention eggs, how many do you consume a week? As you know there are many different opinions about them. Thank you.

[@singgeek]

Hi OpticRacer21, Thanks :) That's a great idea. I'm working on a few other videos right now but afterwards I will make one about foods and singing. I have already made a video about the kind of drinks to avoid when singing. Here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roPGgIZmo7p-htE As for eggs, I do love eating an egg for breakfast. I've been following the dispute over good vs bad for a while. From a singing standpoint, my understanding is that since it is a "wet" protein it is considered a somewhat good source of protein in terms of hydration, however, I think the debate on eggs and cholesterol is more important. The latest research I heard on the news is that we should eat eggs in moderation because of the cholesterol in the yolk. Is this a debate you have been following?

[@cinemadiggers]

Thank you so much you made my voicing carrier better

[@romafernandes9927]

I have two different voices. One is my inner high pitch voice, which before I was afraid to sing or speak off, and another, that is a normal mixture of voices which is a bit high too.... The main thing is that Idk what to sing with, when it comes to normal flow of notes....

[@stingraykitten1796]

I'm an Alto my voice never gets tired. Am I missing something

[@lusungugondwe3536]

I tend to speak in a lower pitch lowering my larynx because people say my voice is unnaturally high for a guy but when I'm comfortable and not so self aware I speak in my normal voice

[@Soldier1287]

I hardly speak when I’m not practicing vocals

[@rmbd3296]

Found out your videos today. I can't explain just how much this helps me. Love you 😘 Thanks a lot!!

[@singgeek]

Hi Shinjini, It makes me so happy to hear that you find the videos useful :) Thanks for taking the time to write me and I wish you all the best on your singing journey!

[@rmbd3296]

@@singgeek Thanks a lot. I'm 13 and on my singing journey. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 Love from India

[@Likerholicz]

Wow... my singing teacher told me this too. I speak around a G2 but I should be speaking around a A3 as I’m a high tenor. It really throws people off when I sing around them LOL.

[@jagtestar5899]

Thank you for the help

[@ariklevi]

You're awesome! thanks for all the vids and tips! highly appreciated Your videos are sooooooooo helpful in so many ways . Thank You !!!

[@shinymetalvids]

Interesting! I though we mostly always spoke in a higher pitch, to placate and and sound less threatening.

[@zenrobotninja]

That’s a fantastic insight, thank you

[@wandajames143]

I love this so much

[@tekendrabhattarai957]

GOOD AFTERNOON 🇳🇵💓🎓💤YOU ARE THE GENEROUS AND CREATIVE GUIDE FOR THE SPEAKERS. 🎶🎶

[@wandaortizthayne3759]

This is really helpful.

[@NewHeartChurchcrc]

Helped so much thank you

[@eyo397]

I just realized that I've always talked in a voice that's too low for me :o

[@zloy7714]

Me too, I'm a soprano but sound like a contralto when speaking xdxdxd

[@urd4651]

Very interesting and informative video. Thank you. Actually I've noticed that in the morning and at night my voice drop to my fry register. I'm not sure if it's good or bad, but I do feel it seems easier and less effort to speak like that during those time. (During daytime, my voice will raise back to higher pitch, and I feel throat hurting easily) ....really confused of my own voice.

[@pnkrabbts]

This helped me so much thank you!!!

[@ananyab4883]

Do you do private singing lessons? I would totally sign up, I'm a HUGE fan of your videos!!

[@happinesskeynotespeaker]

Excellent 😮thank you

[@zungnguyen5300]

I just can't stop correcting myself to the speaker's pitch so during the video I speak on your pitch, then after watching too much videos I don't even know what my normal speaking pitch is anymore

[@SamuelSamuelSamuel1]

My voice always hurts :(. I think I have Chronic Laryngitis. I’ll never be able to sing... it’s okay tho.

[@youareugly7447]

Same😲🤧

[@DJAZfake]

Most people say they have low pitched speaking and high pitched singing, but my case is the very opposite. My speaking voice is nasal, a bit high, soft and lacks volume, but when I sing, I can't reach high pitches and I'm pretty comfortable in baritone range.

[@gihanjayathilaka7494]

You are really good at this. i love the way you teaching. keep up good work❤️.

[@diddlydone]

im not a singer but im pretty sure i strain my voice constantly by speaking in a lower pitch majority of the time and it causes many issues but i dont know how to fix it :( i feel like my natural voice would be much higher but i just cant start speaking in a completely different voice out of a sudden

[@MELONenSURPRISE]

How can you smile so much ?

[@mateocaso8420]

this series is interesting, might watch some of your other videos

[@wilydingus]

Great vid as always thanks! I found myself always getting hoarse but I bet this will help since I found I change mine alot lol

[@balasubramanianp1372]

Thanks

[@gabrieljimenez2047]

Hello, you can do a tutorial on how to project the voice to sing and what is the proper posture of the mouth, tongue, soft palate, larynx to get better projection

[@pradipdas3404]

Thanks you so much for this video it's awesome I wanted to become a singer and your video help me a lot if I became a singer then this will be for you only😊😊😊Once again Thanks you💕💕💕💕

[@Manisha-jt8lz]

Thank you

[@dhoneybeekingdom7889]

In my case, it happens that all my life I have been a quite silent person. Moreover, in the last years, some events lowed my confidence and made me even more quiet. Now, it's like I forgot my voice and can't bring it out of myself (not sure if I'm explaining well). Indeed, when I yawn (because of air flowing freely?), I try and I hear my real voice, which thrills me and sometimes make me cry (of joy). I wish I could reconcile with my voice someday. These videos bring me hope. Thank you!

[@joshuanewman5988]

That’s weird, I’ve been speaking a whole lot higher than my natural voice all these years. Idk how imma implement this, it’s gonna throw off a lot of people

[@milliewienhart5051]

Alright, so this is day one then:))

[@shawiez2981]

I sound different... When I speak in English even more with an accent , but if I try to speak in native language it sounds really that I was placed in alto in choir and yeah t Hat really hurt my throat like E3 note, but when my teacher in Music art physical education and health made us sing I was place in Soprano somehow when I sing... Yeah this solved the problem and yeah probably my family will be weirded on how I will speak now on...

[@regieredula9008]

I've learned a lot... Thank you

[@luyam9]

Very Helpful thank you. I do talk lower than my normal tone, apparently. And more so, after speaking English 90% of my day as I have moved to an English speaking country a decade ago. I subscribed and have one suggestion\question: Does speaking in a different language from your mother tongue, change the tone unnaturally? And How to fix? (I suppose the fix maybe similar to this video but that maybe a good one :)

[@callmepanzer]

I'm a 17 year old boy. I'm having a vocal difficulty since the last 4 months. I noticed that I always speak in a very low pitch. I used to sing but now I can't because now my voice isn’t as normal as it should be. I can't speak in my chest voice. So I decided to stop speaking for a week to rest my voice. And then I will try the exercises given by you. Please let me know if it’s alright and suggest me of what I should do.

[@PoptartParasol]

I think you're most likely going through puberty :/ so your voice might change pretty dramatically right now

[@anonymousposter6461]

yeah. im 24 but still going thru puberty, and it's a bitch to sing. just recently got it to stop cracking. just relax and wait and stay in your range

[@2ndfloor401]

i have to be really careful around people with accents because i really pick it up easily...i get worried that i suddenly have their accent mid conversation and they would think i was mocking them...but it's like LSS for me.

[@melodibiru3119]

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[@rayssen257]

This has actually improved the way I speak, it sounds more natural and comfortable I just have trouble maintaining the voice, does anyone know a really good way of getting used to the pitch?