voice training sucks. i'm still doing it, but it sucks
infuziSporg [e/em/eir] - 2.7yr
Good solution: probably something to do with proteomics
Entertaining solution: unlimited helium
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__ghost__ @lemmy.ml - 2.7yr
How would proteomics help with voice training?
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infuziSporg [e/em/eir] - 2.7yr
I had forgotten that the vocal cords were cartilage, and not muscle. So, laryngoplasty instead.
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__ghost__ @lemmy.ml - 2.7yr
If I were to ever entertain transitioning, the voice training is something I wouldn't want to fuck with at all. It sounds like it sucks
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kristina [she/her] - 2.7yr
one thing cool about voice training is that you dont need hrt or money to do it. you can just do it. like getting a bigger ass. you can just lunge. some people do have an upper limit of what they can comfortably achieve with their voice, but you wont know that till you try.
if youre considering transitioning, you can just play it off as vocal training for songs if anyone notices. plus, it might make you feel good!
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__ghost__ @lemmy.ml - 2.7yr
It's not that I'm considering transitioning as much as I'm heavily questioning who I am and reconciling how I present with my sexuality and who I'm attracted to. The idea of presenting as anything but cis male is terrifying to me, but there's obviously something going on there idk
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kristina [she/her] - 2.7yr
That's interesting 🤔 really curious how that plays out lmk. Hope you do good
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AcidSmiley [she/her] - 2.7yr
There's days where it feels like my favorite part of transitioning because i can actively influence what happens. With HRT, i just have to wait what happens, with laser hair removal or surgery i rely on somebody else's skill, but voice training is an active process where i can make conscious choices about the direction i want to go in. ofc i may be a bit of an outlier in that regard because i can view my voice as an instrument instead of a dysphoria-inducing part of myself and because i don't care much about passing anymore.
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kristina [she/her] - 2.7yr
i just binged it out over 5ish months of practicing every day. have lots of protein, its a muscle
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Cromalin [she/her] - 2.7yr
yeah
i mean, i'm too sick to really practice it rn, but i'm still doing a little bit every day
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kristina [she/her] - 2.7yr
everyone i know is so fucking sick right now jesus
covflu season it is i guess. hope you feel better
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ShimmeringKoi [comrade/them] - 2.7yr
I uphold Caldwell-Kellyism on this one thing
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rubpoll [she/her] - 2.7yr
She's an inspiration for all of us who loath voice training and would rather just sound confident.
Cromalin in traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns
same!
voice training sucks. i'm still doing it, but it sucks
Good solution: probably something to do with proteomics
Entertaining solution: unlimited helium
How would proteomics help with voice training?
I had forgotten that the vocal cords were cartilage, and not muscle. So, laryngoplasty instead.
If I were to ever entertain transitioning, the voice training is something I wouldn't want to fuck with at all. It sounds like it sucks
one thing cool about voice training is that you dont need hrt or money to do it. you can just do it. like getting a bigger ass. you can just lunge. some people do have an upper limit of what they can comfortably achieve with their voice, but you wont know that till you try.
if youre considering transitioning, you can just play it off as vocal training for songs if anyone notices. plus, it might make you feel good!
It's not that I'm considering transitioning as much as I'm heavily questioning who I am and reconciling how I present with my sexuality and who I'm attracted to. The idea of presenting as anything but cis male is terrifying to me, but there's obviously something going on there idk
That's interesting 🤔 really curious how that plays out lmk. Hope you do good
There's days where it feels like my favorite part of transitioning because i can actively influence what happens. With HRT, i just have to wait what happens, with laser hair removal or surgery i rely on somebody else's skill, but voice training is an active process where i can make conscious choices about the direction i want to go in. ofc i may be a bit of an outlier in that regard because i can view my voice as an instrument instead of a dysphoria-inducing part of myself and because i don't care much about passing anymore.
i just binged it out over 5ish months of practicing every day. have lots of protein, its a muscle
yeah
i mean, i'm too sick to really practice it rn, but i'm still doing a little bit every day
everyone i know is so fucking sick right now jesus
covflu season it is i guess. hope you feel better
I uphold Caldwell-Kellyism on this one thing
She's an inspiration for all of us who loath voice training and would rather just sound confident.
Just gonna leave this here in case anyone else finds it helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymmGg1K09QI&list=PL4dUgckgoKurHoxUzZpbsuHUu6Qp0Mi4B&index=3
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