Why does this sound like a genuine concern

Instructions unclear: aciddentaly spat out my Adams apple

Lol

@@nanamacapagal8342 why there's a girl in here Oh wa- Retreat, Retreat Trap Ahead

blud mewing

You ruined my youtube algorithm. How dare you.

@@danielzaslav1577 KZfaq algorithm goes brrrr

@@andreatomecku5814 xdd

ye and women with deep voices like me

Lol same

Same but i actually need it

This! ^

now I kinda wanna hear u voice

Your voice 100% sounds like a middle schoolers

you have adam's apple?

@@saufamahardika3557you didn’t know women can have an Adam’s Apple????????????????

@@saufamahardika3557 the "adam's apple" is just your larynx. everyone has one. the cartilage just tends to be more pronounced in men, but there's obviously variety

Hurry up please! :D

@@chrissyweikoop7931 You ask and you shall receive! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j6qJiZeDtbS3iX0.html

Glad I could put some laughs in! ^~^

@@joanz4811 Well...its been 10 months. I'm waiting on the response from the Colonel. 🤣🤣. There needs to be a sequel to this dialog.

@@archangel91 I'm currently working on the next video actually! A Q&A/Tips with a friend of mine who does this as well!

@@joanz4811 You look so fun to hang out with!!!!!! You just have that personality that's so enjoyable!!!!!

bro same LMAO

3 years later Figure out why it's in your recommended yet?

@Noble six 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Ye

Please lemme know how it goes for you! Best of luck, bet you'll do awesome!

Indeed! If one wants to "cheat" a little- one can also find a voice-changer that raises pitch slightly. With the addition of the technique- one can sound rather convincing :p

I'm glad I was able to help! :)

Woah, I also thought of her

Absolutely! The idea is the same as singing in general!

There's many different techniques you can use, but I would suggest trying to lift your tongue to the roof of your mouth and attempt to whisper a sound like "urr" or "umm" and if done right, you should be able to feel your throat contract a bit. This will be what you're looking for. From there, you can try to add some vibration to your vocalchords by speaking louder, though try to avoid sounding too breathy. If you have any more questions, do feel free to ask! Otherwise, I will be making a second video some time this month or next going a bit more into techniques and overall more in depth than I did in this short video. This was just a one-shot video I made to see if anyone was interested, which it turns out people are, so look forward to the next one! :)

Instructions unclear I yawned instead of sharply breathing

I am indeed doing well! I've been wanting to push out videos for awhile now- although unfortunately my PC isn't up to the task. I've been thinking of bringing VR into the mix and some collaborations with friends, with- and outside the voice stuff! I've had a bit of covid, and the job hunt has been a challenge, but once everything is in place- I fully intend to come out with content of all sorts!

@@joanz4811 that’s great!! Good to hear. I look forward to more videos. Good luck with the job hunt. I’ve been a crypto investor since like 2011. My portfolio isn’t quite where I’d like it to be right now but when it swings around I’d like to contribute to a computer fund for you. 😀🤘 Also wanted to mention that I bet A LOT of trans kids would love your voice tutorial videos. I’m not a social media expert or anything but if you find a way to re-present your existing content you could probably start building a bigger following while working on your computer situation. I haven’t been researching voice training for long but it didn’t take long to see your tutorials are better than the others I’ve seen. I also like that you come off very genuine and real and a little informal but in a good way.

I use it occasionally to reach certain tones when singing. It's also rather fun to sing in different voices or switch between tones on the fly. But yes, it works, but takes practice. :)

@@joanz4811 omg so I was just checking out the R video. I started doing the R exercise and heard much more of a result compared to other videos on YT. I've only started practice today lol.

Ayy! Glad to hear it! ^~^

You're very welcome!

Great question! At this point, it doesn't feel much different at all than talking normally, but my adam's apple does move up and back and I feel a sort of "tightening" in my throat, sort of like you'd feel when you whisper across a room. I use it on a daily basis for hours at a time so that makes a sort of muscle memory. A lot of the voice after creating the base is pronunciations, keeping a consistent pitch and including emotions in vocal expression to make it less "robotic"/"monotone" and instead include musicality! I hope this was somewhat helpful! :)

@@joanz4811 It was. Thank you! I’m trying to practice and I’m just not sure what I should be feeling and if I’m doing it right. This gives me an idea so I really appreciate it! :)

@@EternalDisciple I'm glad to hear it! Hope the next steps go swimmingly :)

Sorry 'bout that :p

i accidently found the goofiest voice ever when trying this

ok i found thy voice TROLLING TIME :DDD

All depends on your technique. Some voices don't require it, though this is the technique I teach. ^~^

I just had to find out who it was and it's uncanny haha!

@@joanz4811 You sound just like him lol

Funnily enough, I've sang a couple of their songs before haha!

Thankyou :D

If you're having trouble keeping the pitch, lifting your chin and raising your tongue to the roof of your mouth in a slight hotdog bun shape should help. When I do it, the sides of my tongue touch my upper molars. I hope this helps, otherwise, I'll be making a follow-up video within the next couple weeks explaining how! :)

The breath example is just an idea on how to reach the desired pitch. Then to form other words out of it is the hard part. In the beginning, I had a few rehearsed lines I could spit out, but to create a consistantly passable voice is the real challenge. There's no magic button or lock in our throats to "make it stick", but general practice and singing will make it easier.

@@joanz4811 hey JoanZ, thank you for your fast response. But i feel i may not have been clear in what is meant. "Lock it while raised" i believe refers to the adamsapple(or whatever it's called). I can raise it, but i can't really keep it there. As soon as i try to speak a word, it drops. I have the feeling i'm missing some crucial thing here. Is it with a muscle you keep the adamsapple up ? (even if only for a moment)

lol

Or `how to sound like a man sounding like his idea of a certain type of American girl he`s seen in movies.` Men are never gonna get anywhere close to sounding like...girls? Or women. Interesting he wants to sound like a girl...hmmm..I`m going to channels run by actual females, the original and the best. These guys are creepy.

Wow, I would assume that someone kicked you really hard in the nuts 😂 Srsly though, that must've been a frightening experience. Has it put you off grapes?

Thankyou :)

@@joanz4811 Do you play PS4 online?

I only hang out on discord and vr apps. Mostly VRChat!

@@joanz4811 oh ok I dont have VR but I have Discord, it's the same name as my KZfaq account name.

Magic? ;D

Just like when for example you sing, or yell, or whisper, there's risks to damaging your voice if done too much or without correct technique. As long as what you do isn't hurting is what's most important overall!