Ive always tried to do male voice impressions ever since i was a kid Prince of Egypt mainly a little later on treasure planet sinbad Atlantis ya know the clasdics i remember seeing the el dorado trailer and constantly doing the lines from it . I hear you on the hearing but not getting it its soo annoying.
You actually dipped a bit into the tenor range, so your voice sits on the lower end for a boy. That's great it dropped some, too. I understand though how you feel you were always meant to have a low voice. I hear you about being uncomfortable with singing treble clef. At puberty I was almost baritone but for awhile I was put in the alto section. My alto notes were so weak that it was embarassing. When I was put in the tenor section I felt better. My dysphoria arises from not sounding like a fully grown man and just sounding like a 13-year old. I'm able to alleviate it by singing countertenor, because my vocal range matches that of an adult countertenor's. I get dysphoric when I try to sing along with baritones, baritone-tenors or even low tenors, because their high notes are my low notes. It reminds me my vocal chords haven't masculinized enough to be able to sing along with them in their vocal register.
One time i sang son of man with a friend in band for a game and would try to do the phil collin voice.
Im having some pretty bad voice dysphoria everytime it cracks or spumds high i wince or just stop talking.
Ive always tried to do male voice impressions ever since i was a kid Prince of Egypt mainly a little later on treasure planet sinbad Atlantis ya know the clasdics i remember seeing the el dorado trailer and constantly doing the lines from it . I hear you on the hearing but not getting it its soo annoying.
I really hate that my face is soo round. I really hate it soo much.
You actually dipped a bit into the tenor range, so your voice sits on the lower end for a boy. That's great it dropped some, too. I understand though how you feel you were always meant to have a low voice. I hear you about being uncomfortable with singing treble clef. At puberty I was almost baritone but for awhile I was put in the alto section. My alto notes were so weak that it was embarassing. When I was put in the tenor section I felt better. My dysphoria arises from not sounding like a fully grown man and just sounding like a 13-year old. I'm able to alleviate it by singing countertenor, because my vocal range matches that of an adult countertenor's. I get dysphoric when I try to sing along with baritones, baritone-tenors or even low tenors, because their high notes are my low notes. It reminds me my vocal chords haven't masculinized enough to be able to sing along with them in their vocal register.