CLEAN UP THE VOICE & AVOID STRAIN | False Vocal Fold Control | 8 Exercises, Document, and Lecture

[@eskay6666]

I was bordeline suicidal for 2 years because of false vocal cord constriction which was shutting down my voice, and ultimately me in the process. Watched 100s of videos on MTD and everything but to no luck. After watching this video of yours I was finally able to be myself again. You saved my life 😭😭

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Seriously so thankful to be able to help in this way. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤

[@KnackiiTM]

This is incredible, so happy for you

[@into.the.wood.chipper.]

Yaaaay, you live! (Well, you borderline live.) 😅

[@DarkJustice223]

smooth brain? how do you watch 100s of videos and not get the concept?

[@sylviethekerbal7719]

@@DarkJustice223 That's rude.

[@lilyfields5747]

Girl, you are absolutely life changing. In the span of 8 months my voice has changed from a deep, masculine hell to a passing, pleasant female voice. I never thought I could become comfortable with my voice, but you gave me the tools to get there. Thank you so much!

[@denis_ds]

May I ask how much did you practice ?

[@lilyfields5747]

@@denis_ds By using my voice all day, every day. I have to talk a lot in my line of work. Singing, reading books, signs, articles etc out loud at every opportunity. My car has been amazing for it

[@denis_ds]

@@lilyfields5747 Thanks.

[@NoaWatchVideo]

I feel like I’m never gonna make it there ;((

[@gasolineandwine]

@@NoaWatchVideo Watch her voice timeline video, there were many plateaus in her progress yet here she is, with her lovely voice and sharing her tips to all of us. You *can* do it!!

[@natalieplumley9627]

This feels like playing super Mario for months and just now learning how to make Mario run. Excellent, thank you.

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Ooo! time to fly next!

[@TheCrystalGlow]

@@TransVoiceLessons well you are going to need 11 stars for that ability ... 😁

[@TheCrystalGlow]

@@talkingandtryingtimes yes in fact that’s all he ever did :)

[@SpitefulToast]

@@TheCrystalGlow same, Mario. Same.

[@lpoieer]

XDD

[@gentlefauna]

This video helped me realize I actually have a lot of control over my false folds without realizing it

[@bbqueen8910]

I feel like I've commented this on every video, but it keeps happening: After hitting a plateau and losing confidence, the new lesson has illuminated the next steps forward and my voice has immediately come closer to my goals. Thank you, sincerely, for all the work you do for our community.

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Genuinely thankful to be able to impact you in such a way! Thank you for your comments as well.

[@tamamela]

i didnt even know false vocal folds existed until now, and honestly i think its the missing piece in my voice feminization... thank you so much!!!!

[@TransVoiceLessons]

I'm so thankful to be able to help!

[@vandemar01]

You are the closest thing to a real superhero on YT and your superpowers are the understanding, manipulation, and explanation of sound.

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Thank you! this is so sweet!

[@loaf8626]

I actully feel like i'm going to cry with how happy I am to see this!!!

[@VioletteLundsten]

Aww I was just tearing up with how awesomely sweet z was in this video and I see I'm not alone! I really feel this video is unlocking a lot for me. So grateful!

[@TransVoiceLessons]

I'm so glad y'all find it helpful

[@gumdropkimi]

im an nb amab person and ive recently discovered your channel,, ive always had dreams of transitioning and ive always wanted to embrace the thoughts that my mind has been having abt being fem but this channel has awakened something in me i guess and now im seriously exploring my gender identity aaaa

[@badasunicorn6870]

Wow, imideatly after realizing this exists, I just tried removing it and instantly improved my voice. It's funny how much basic awareness can do, can't wait to fully master all of these elements.

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Yes!!!! absolutely wonderful.

[@charlotteevelyn2440]

That top is everything sis 💕

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Thank you!!

[@cocolocopop4936]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart Z, the work you do for this community is amazing and you've really helped me to live my life too. Lots of love

[@Doggowoofenbark]

I'm here mainly for my vocal strain and this is a better resource than any professional video I've found. Thanks so much.

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Thank you! I am a professional. I just create free content as well. I have worked with thousands of people in voice feminization through private lessons, group lessons, and I have a journal publication coming out soon. :) be well!

[@Doggowoofenbark]

@@TransVoiceLessons can you help to fix ongoing vocal strain, private lessons. It's been over a year for me and started after wearing a mask every day. I saw a specialist and speech therapist but neither could help. They both think i trained my voice wrong with a mask.

[@vivianangel5873]

This helps with singing range in my experience as well. Retracting your false folds as you approach a high note can help you hit it in tune without straining. I'd also say that retracting the false folds is one of the most useful ways you can sound more feminine as you sing, although it's challenging to avoid abducting the true vocal folds at the same time, which makes one sound breathy, especially in the lower register. Great stuff as always, Z!

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Absolutely! Retraction of the false folds really helps so much -- increased range, increased sustain, lighter quality, etc. It's true that it can be difficult for some to find adequate true fold engagement while heavily retracted. It's a fun balancing act! Thanks for your post! :D

[@Potatointhehood]

False vocal fold :000 used to study it a bit when i was learning how to scream and sing with distortion :DDD

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Nice! False fold screaming is awesome.

[@BuddyBouncer]

@@TransVoiceLessons What are your thoughts regarding inhaled vocalization? It's often used to imitate pig squeals/dinosaur noises (heavy constriction, relatively high pitch, and incredibly deep resonance, inhaled). I'm well aware that extreme volume/duration (i.e. performance) can cause some serious damage, but is there any risk if done in relative moderation?

[@danniedeer]

I just discovered this channel and it's really been helping to ease a lot of dysphoria I'd been building up lately. I'm gender fluid, and I want to keep my male voice, but I'd always felt off when my voice couldn't match the times when I was feeling more feminine. The focus on specific resonant structures is both extremely helpful and super interesting. Thanks for making these videos!

[@TransVoiceLessons]

It's my pleasure! So glad to be able to help you and the rest of the community! Great to have more gender fluid perspectives in our lil circle! welcome!

[@louderlens]

You're killing me with how beautiful these string intros are

[@evelynjean9896]

As soon as you said retraction feels colder I immediately did it because I remembered having that feeling from accidentally doing it years ago. once again this was an incredibly helpful, super easy to follow video. keep up the amazing work Z!

[@LexiOrchard]

Me every video: I didn't know i had control of this muscle... Wait my throat has more muscles... Joking aside this really had an impact in something I've been having real issues with and these videos help breakdown the self loathing i have every time i try and improve my voice! Thanks for all your content ! It makes such a positive impact for so many esp those struggling to afford lessons!

[@AlbertStimson]

Holy moley, I think you have just explained to me why I've had lifelong pain and tension in my throat - I think I was unconsciously trying to feminize my voice before my egg cracked, and the habit caused me to constrict my false vocal folds. Doing these exercises is releasing some very deep tension and knots for me.

[@AuntBibby]

same, kinda... feels like oxygen is getting into my body better

[@princeparmar2317]

You're so underrated KZbinr..... ♥ ♥ I love you..... You're a nice person

[@princeparmar2317]

If it's somewhere possible then I'd like to share the progress I've gained from your videos... Let me know where I can share??

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Thank you! Feel free to send a clip to [e-mail]. I can't guarantee I can give you feedback cause I'm so busy but it's always nice to hear it!

[@princeparmar2317]

@@TransVoiceLessons thank you so much for this..... I would like to express my love for you.... Thank you so much for this....

[@elliebruh3748]

yes yes yes new upload yes very yes this helps me alot yes very yes yup yeah

[@TransVoiceLessons]

yes yes yes very yes thank you

[@koorikitsune38]

I love you! Many channels just explain things so shallow and give some exercises without saying what they do... but oh my, the fact that you have documents and offer all the details is what I was searching for months!

[@loisjones4296]

“Smiling with the throat” was particular helpful Z, I have been speaking over an intercom quite a bit lately and have been noticing the kinesthetic relationship between open throated sounds and close throated sounds. Having to yell is a particular challenge, and the grunting sounds that come out while catching a barbell are a firm reminder: I have to practice loosing my face during that catch anyway, so why not just keep it loose all day?

[@TransVoiceLessons]

So glad that description was helpful! You'll do great. :D

[@lorenzobonomi9487]

My goodness, you're giving more useful informations in a 24 minutes video than most singing teachers out there in years of lessons.

[@royet8161]

Just to share: I lost my voice to a whisper 5 years ago (at age 54) to really bad laryngitis. My complete voicelessness lasted for 1 week, but I knew something was not right with my voice when I could talk again. I could not get back to singing normally. After a whole year, I could horribly sing at the lower register (I could not sing at the higher register (F4 and above). After yet another year, I could strain but reach notes up to F4. I pretty much lost my joy and desire to sing. I tried "everything" from seeing 3 otolaryngologists (all of them said that my vocal folds were fine), speech therapy, to throat massage, to pills and potions... but my voice still wasn't the same. My last ditch effort was to try voice lessons from a classically trained voice teacher (an hour every week for 12 weeks), although I sing pop/rock. My vocal folds slowly started getting stronger again with some stamina. But I always tried to tell everyone that I "feel" like there's something above my vocal folds that flap around and kill my tone, but no one addressed it. I browsed a LOT of video clips about voice problems until last week, I ran into someone talking about false vocal folds, which are "above" the vocal folds! I explored the videos and tried to patch in ideas as I saw them. Then watching your video, I was so impressed! You had the most complete and organized information I had ever seen about this topic. I so very much thank you for posting it. I will follow your tips and hopefully, I can get back my range somehow... from B2 to A5 (chest to mixed voice). Wish me luck! And more power to you! God bless...

[@nthkeoaeosntuhaeosnu]

I like this. Finally gives me some kind of idea what a voice lesson would be like. I'd like to do this just for fun. I wont really need it though. It's the weekend and I'm killing a bottle of wine and trying this.

[@DeathtotheAshes]

The more I watch this and practice… the more I realize how much I’ve been muffling and choking off my speaking and singing voice. I’ve never felt so much ease and relaxation and clarity before. It’s amazing how our psychological state can affect how we approach vocalizing. (In terms on mental health in my case I mean.) Thank you so much for this video. I’ve learned and am still learning so much. I wish I found this sooner.

[@DeathtotheAshes]

I feel this video so far is the key to my hyper phonation from generalized anxiety all my life. I always sound muffled and people always ask me to speak up or repeat myself. My singing voice has “power” but a croakey finish that sounds throaty and husky and effortful and like I’m out of breath while inhaling at full capacity, even while fighting against the collapse of the diaphragm (support.)

[@tetralloyd6576]

I've really struggled with that grunting/constricted sensation when phonating in general (studied opera in college) and it only got worse when I started transitioning. I had one classical voice teacher that did wonders for relaxing my sound as a classical tenor, but I know now that it was only half the battle. With your videos, my own expertise as a voice teacher, and the incredible ear of my partner who is also a voice teacher, I'm stepping into what feels like uncharted territory of my voice on a weekly basis! It's really taking a whole village and I'm here for it. Thank you for your scientific and positive psychology based approach to voice. You're improving my quality of life immensely by making this information so accessible and giving me tools to be a better teacher at the same time. You're amazing, Z💜

[@BigToody]

Can you make some kind of quiz/assessment that tests our knowledge on what you’ve taught so far

[@TransVoiceLessons]

That could be an interesting idea!

[@Kaiasky]

The silent laughter exercise was the one that really helped, I felt the cold air like you were talking about

[@princesslizzy999]

I think the "smile in the back of your throat" is very helpful to find out how it feels

[@ilBaccello]

Coming from the singing channels... You're actually giving amazing tutorials that will benefit my singing hugely :-o loved the tutorial on density as well. Thanks

[@ilBaccello]

oh my... it really worked :-) I managed to go beyond my current limitation of squeezing when going high... Thank you so much. This video made such an impact!!! (I wish the algorithm had suggested your videos earlier)

[@ilBaccello]

Is there a way to do a one off contribution? Maybe a paypal account?

[@Smolharuharu]

I’m so glad you decided to monetize the video :D We all really value your work

[@raegun]

I've been through a private skype coach and a professional SLP and this has blown my mind and 100% aligns with difficulties neither had been able to zero in on!

[@TransVoiceLessons]

I'm so glad I was able to help you! I hear similar stories from people every day. Not sure what's going on out there with the SLPs lol!

[@Sawdustinthemakeup]

This really helped! About a week ago I really strained my voice bad and this will definitely help once my voice heals!

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Perfect! :3 this is a pretty common source of strain and irritation. Should help!

[@GTK1989]

I've been having issues figuring out exactly what my problem was and your videos have helped a lot with figuring out and showing what I needed to do in terms I'm more familiar with! Thank you so much!

[@mothballsva]

Incredible work as always. You’ve helped me so much in my journey from the start. If I ever make it as a Voice Actress, I’ll owe it to you. Thank you.

[@TransVoiceLessons]

You'll do amazing!! :D

[@mothballsva]

TransVoiceLessons I really needed to hear that today. Thank you for everything, and keep up the great work.

[@_paixi]

Wow I couldn't get a pure enough sound to sing Might+U before but now I actually like my singing! Thank you so much!!

[@2tall2handle1]

This explains why I am always horse trying to work on my female voice. I always wondered why I could never do it without loosing my voice now I know. Thank you for the great information.

[@sgmxr6]

Lots of practicing tonight ! Thanks Z ❤

[@TransVoiceLessons]

You got this!

[@NyanNyanNatasha]

It all makes sense now. This answered so many questions I had about why my voice was being like that. I am very thankful

[@MickeyJWind]

trans or CIS, this channel gives tons of interesting information about voice and vocals for the audience of. you have a great voice. and i just love the intro of "Its your girl...Z"

[@aziztcf]

I love your work, it's streets ahead of any of the other voice feminization stuff I've come across. Now if I could just find the motivation to start practicing again!

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Thank you! You'll do amazing! Be patient with yourself!

[@kierandesu2857]

Z: imagine yourself starting to laugh genuinely... me: *trying to recall the last time i laughed genuinely*

[@LexiOrchard]

I honestly couldn't remember how to do that... A strange realisation that creeps up on you!

[@BuddyBouncer]

My issue with that prompt is that my genuine laugh will wake people up.

[@VocalAbierta]

I love you, you are helping me a lot with my singing studies. Keep doing this ❤️❤️❤️

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Wonderful!! I'm so glad to help anyone and all backgrounds!

[@SlyceCaik]

Right now I'm on day 2 of watching these lessons and so far I've had 2-3 small bursts of excitement when I noticed the different sensations

[@cayfire129]

I wasn’t able to get the stuff in this video, but once I figured out weight more, I understood this video much better and has actually helped me raise my weight without going falsetto

[@mmm-zr3dy]

thank you . you have saved me i was so depressed and now i can focus on gettting better💖💖💖💖💖thank you for your hard work. thank you for all of this. love you

[@e-stah]

Clearly having a little too much fun on this one :)

[@TransVoiceLessons]

always having too much fun when teaching voice c:

[@BuddyBouncer]

I have been watching 3 or 4 videos a night from this playlist over the last weekend. I'm honestly impressed at how much of this I have been able to do without realizing it. Now I have technical terminology and biomechanics to help me, and a whole bunch of exercises to help with refinement. For context, I'm a 6'2/250lbs cis male, so my normal voice is naturally loud, bassy and chest-resonant, but this breakdown playlist has very quickly made me more confident in a feminized vocalization.

[@muffy21c]

I have just found your clips and have followed your them from the oldest to the newest. As always the clips are concise, informative, and your presentation is professional. Your voice is pleasant and encouraging. I see that there are a few dislikes on most of the clips. Apparently the dislikes refer to the subject matter, because the presentation is always impeccable. The subject is one that definitely needs to be addressed by someone with personal experience. I have watched others try to teach the same things. While the material is factually correct, their methodology is usually far less precise than yours. I especially like the use of the clips with the Friture, the Isotope Ozone 5, or the Speech Tracker as you talk. It demonstrates perfectly what you are teaching. Keep up the good work, and thank you.

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Thanks so much for the lovely review! :)

[@robertburke5126]

Absolutely amazing videos. I have only been doing this for a few days and I can already notice changes.

[@furrypine]

I probably sound really constipated to my family in the room nextdoor

[@neowolf09]

Lmao was thinking the same 😂

[@nael_luna]

I really love all the depths and effort you put into your videos, it's being so hard to practice since I'm not in a safe environment to transition but already having your resources is so helpful... thank you for all that you are doing, even if it is so hard at the beginning I'm sure that even little bits of progress will eventually give results☺, just thank you so much. Without you I don't think I could train my voice understanding things so well

[@ragnarr7965]

Than you so much! This is what I needed! I constrained my false vocal Folds way to much all the time. No wonder I sounded like an old man. I finally Managed to do a voice that has obvious female attributes WITHOUT sounding too strained and forced. This gave me the motivation to keep on going! You are amazing, Z!

[@markscanlon4994]

I cannot say enough about the professional attention Tio technical detail combined with the Deep interpersonal talents displayed in driving the lesson home. This is what makes this woman the top of the field.

[@Hinatafan4ever666]

So much to go over! Thank you for all of the tutorials you've uploaded :)

[@TransVoiceLessons]

So glad you enjoy!

[@panda__king365]

3 years old and still this fucking good jeez nice work mate great tutorial

[@lunapatterson2001]

Hi Zhee, thank you for this video. It was a pleasure to see you and hear your voice while practicing. ciaó

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Thanks for your comment! I'm glad it was helpful!

[@NormanTiner]

So, I sing rock vocals, and my whole thing relies on using the false folds heavily and often, but I realized when trying to hit a clean high note, that I couldn't do it without the grit and rasp. It's good some times for effect, but not all the time. You're the only person who has made a "how NOT to use false folds video". Thank you.

[@deoccultist]

I've seen a lot of trans voice training videos, but yours has definitely been the most helpful. Thank you so much.

[@xbttmxsrgryx]

ive been practicing for about a month now. grinding whenever i’m in the car and i was never really able to marry my raised pitch with a reduced weight while raising my larynx. my voice just still sounded way too gritty probably due to the false fold constriction. that silent laugh trick was a major plateau buster for me. im having a breakdown in the sprouts parking lot. thank you.

[@MunchNPlay]

I have to use this for voice acting and this is amazing. Well done.

[@IianaDRK]

This has been a huge help in getting some direction. The hardest bit of trying to change your voice without professional help available is just not knowing which way to go. Thank you so much for the video.

[@spoky9907]

Literally a godsend, I’ve been trying to sound more feminine for quite a while now, and this has helped immensely. Thank you so much! 💙💙💙💙💙

[@nykkielizabeth7778]

I was wondering if at some point you could give some examples of less extreme false fold constriction. Of course it’s useful to have more obvious examples at first, but I feel having more subtle examples of the constriction, specifically constriction associated with attempts at raising R1, would be super useful as well. Anyways, love your videos and all your stuff on Patreon as well, all the work you do is so awesome and has totally transformed my approach to training my voice!

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Absolutely wonderful suggestion! I was planning on releasing this as a general control video then making another video specifically on R1 + Retraction pairing. So glad to be able to help you! Thanks for the support!

[@ricarda_tavi]

@@TransVoiceLessons That's brilliant, looking forward to the follow-up!

[@theguyfromberlin]

This is a GREAT video. Thank you. Got some issues with the false vocal chords and this really helps. Thanks again.

[@NieriOne]

Thank you very much for this! Understanding the anatomy and how this stuff actually works helped me tremendously, not only for voice, but even for my flute playing! This has removed a major block that I had. I knew I was too tense but didn't really understand what that meant or how to resolve it, what exactly it was that I needed to relax. 'Twas mine false folds! Thankies verily!

[@1998wiwi]

Oh my god this. THIS was my plateau. I understand now! Already had a breakthrough, gosh maybe I will make it after all haha

[@TheElemynt]

This is absolutely fascinating. I'm not trans but I'm going to be taking voice acting classes and want a way to extend my range to higher registers from my naturally deep voice. Thanks for all the work you put into this!

[@ofanichan]

5:24 that's the perfect Ash Ketchum voice, ngl

[@TransVoiceLessons]

poggers :O

[@ofanichan]

@@TransVoiceLessons omg, please say poggers in a video, I will share it on every platform

[@kelseabohanan84]

I have been watching your videos for a while now and tried to implement things as much as I could. But before this video nothing seemed to work or feel right. When watching this video, something finally clicked and I can now maintain a female voice! I don't love the voice right now but it might actually be a passing voice! I still need to do some more practice but this feels like a huge accomplishment! Which is great since the video I watched before this was the 7 secrets for achieving voice goals and such and those small accomplishments are progress! Thanks so much for all you do!!!

[@schnizzyfizz7832]

Omg! This is what my problem is. I was feeling strained quickly and this sort of annoying croakyness to my voice. But some times I got this smooth voice and I could not nail down what I was doing right and why it so quickly snapped back into strain mode. Like a smile in your throat... Being aware of this will not fix it over night. But now I know what to hear and feel for. Practice, practice, practice. It is fun though, when there are results. Thanks! You are hands down the most impressive voice coach I have ever seen. You are one clever multi talented chick!

[@TwenOalley]

It’s crazy how happy this video made me 🎉❤❤❤

[@tonyfloresou]

Hey Z, first I want to say how beautiful you are and your voice. I can feel your love for what you do and it encourages me and I know it does the same for so many females. ❤️I am 40yo and I just started my my beautiful journey 2 weeks ago. Luckily the VA offers voice therapy but watching your videos helps me to practice during the day. My question for you is, how is it for older trans women to change their voice? And does the pitch change the older we get? Stay strong and beautiful!! Thank you for all that you do.🌹 Jordyn Averie

[@johnsexton7419]

I sung perfect Carly Simon with no falsetto you sure are helping me. Thank you

[@steviegfan6301]

You are amazing! Your channel is pure life saving..

[@jacoblindsey3520]

Your tutorials are gold. Whether we’re feminizing our voice or just changing it for a desired effect these tutorials are super helpful

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Thanks so much for your kind words.

[@jacoblindsey3520]

@@TransVoiceLessons this might be a dumb question but I’m interested in your tutorials as more of an “change voice on call for effect” as I wrote. Are these changes permanent to a higher pitch if followed religiously? I just want to learn how to make more voices like for voice over work

[@temix3142]

This channel is such a great source practical knowledge. Z, you are my inspiration, I love you, thank you.

[@TransVoiceLessons]

Thank you so much! I'm thankful to be able to help you.

[@cathnbabs]

your voice is so beautiful, I can listen to it all day.

[@adafarangate7626]

OMG this video helped me so much! It is really helpful to understand these things in the video. Knowledge IS power after all I guess

[@MirunaNero]

this is so useful. My fem voice almost always sounds or starts to sound really gravelly and I hate ittttttt ;~;

[@Fadilanse]

I love this channel. magical stuff made accessible through your efforts, thank you.

[@ligareimane5307]

Anyone else only watch her videos just to listen to her calming voice? 😅

[@maws]

My range runs from A1 (chest) to G5-ish (falsetto.) Constriction for me personally has been my biggest obstacle. It makes my voice sound ridiculously raspy, strained and is even blocking me from hitting certain notes I'd like to rest on (somewhere around the A3 to G4 range.) This vid has been super helpful in determining exactly what this obstacle feels like, though it's definitely going to take some time and repetitive practice to fully get over this hurdle. Thank you for these amazing tutorials

[@TheRentown]

Thank you so much, I just started watching your videos recently and they are so helpful. I have always tried and failed when trying to change my voice properly, but now with these videos I finally feel like I have a chance at success. Cheers!

[@HiHi-bl2np]

not me rewatching your videos and exercising my voice while writing an AP essay during a virtual class LOL

[@JessicaMorgani]

OH WHAT HOW I know how to do sub-harmonics so doing the opening of the false folds was easy. I was really struggling with sounding like a natural feminine sound and that 100% solved t instantly. Thank you S2

[@LilKitLen]

Oh so THIS is what I'm feeling, I intuited this by accident! Although I am hoping to masculinize my voice instead, but I do want it to feel open and clear and natural. It makes me feel like a have a lot more space to increase my resonance in Edit to add: It felt like I was "opening" the very back of my tongue, that extends down the throat, but I'm now realising that these are my false folds!

[@cd-vq5co]

Hahahahaha I love you so muuuuuuuch. Everything in these videos is just amazing, your delivery, your presence, your voice, your modulation, your explanation, the visual aids, the text, the little musical interludes/piano bits for the titles, just everything. I'm just a confused dude who likes to crossdress in private sometimes and I'm merely curious about voice at the moment, but if I lived alone or didn't expect any questioning I'd try the exercises out, because they do look fun to do, plus the thing being taught is also very interesting.

[@user-jb9ns3cl7j]

This one was incredibly helpful, thank you!

[@TransVoiceLessons]

You're so welcome!

[@ZenithTheReborn]

I must have had some kind of condition where my false folds were 'stuck' because the moment I did the first relaxation exercise it was not only euphoric but also I felt them physically "unstick". Not only my natural speaking voice sounds much better without any extra effort (more clear, less labor), my breathing has improved and my neck feels less tight. I'm gonna be reaching out to my PCP and try and see someone about this (naturally) to make sure nothing else is going on that I should know about. Thanks for all that you do Z!

[@ilovemusic7840]

I've been lucky enough to be born as my right gender, but this video still helped me. Several years ago I started struggling with my voice involuntarily constricting so this video really helps!

[@jefflamkin]

The exercise that opened up a whole lot of female voices the H exercise you said when you find that your top felt cold make a sound that was so helpful but I've reached a spot where I'm stuck more videos please

[@ZatiCoh]

ayo, this video was uploaded on my b-day! Not necessarily here bc I'm trans, but it is still great knowledge to know as a singer. I consider it as an extra tool in the utility belt to know these interesting things, so thank you for all of the effort you put into these videos to make them entertaining to listen to!

[@filakyle3663]

Hi Zeeee 🤩 thanks for another cool video. I am going to pay attetion on this. Its about my issue a lot i guess... But you must know, that as you are getting prettier and prettier, cute, so nice girl, its becoming hard for someone on girls, to just listen to you as a great teachechr and stop my jaw droping down when i look at you, oh my God help me 🥰

[@charlottemarceau8062]

This stuff is soo interesting. i definitely constrict when modifying resonance, and I've always wondered why i sound great sometimes and other times constricted, not knowing what i was doing differently. I've definitely learned to speak by mimicry. So much to think about! (thank you!)

[@alicenNorwood]

17:05 - expecto patronum