HEARING VOCAL RESONANCE

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024

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  • @niumxo4594
    @niumxo4594 3 года назад +559

    I’ve had an amazing vocal transformation and it is all thanks to you and the resources you’ve so kindly provided to us. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, you changed my life!

    • @TransVoiceLessons
      @TransVoiceLessons  3 года назад +117

      This is really special to read. You did all the work though, so make sure to give yourself credit!

    • @secretmessenger6041
      @secretmessenger6041 3 года назад +34

      ​@@TransVoiceLessons But seriously tho. I can only imagine someone as perfect of a teacher as you to be only one-in-millions:
      - Doesn't shy away from the technical. People make "meme" of this, but for someone who love those, it helps jumpstart A LOT of things. It makes "voice" world which I thought as "trial-n-error", to be something concrete.
      - Is superbly skillful with good control. As you said, mimicking is inherently our talents. You're able to touch all the gradients, letting us progressively mimicking the steps one-by-one, testing A, B, C in isolation.
      - "The source" for a lot of things. There're so little technical/materials compiled together out there about this. Yet you just casually made it, all packaged like a professor would. My profs doesn't even have to do much nowadays for materials, coz "shoulder of a giant", books upon books already in good formatting.

    • @markscanlon4994
      @markscanlon4994 3 года назад +5

      You are an amazing talent you bring so much Beauty to your work

    • @uncletrashero
      @uncletrashero 2 года назад +1

      does this work at all if you havent done hormone therapy?

    • @willowm1839
      @willowm1839 2 года назад +6

      @@uncletrashero yes absolutely! Estrogen doesn't really effect your voice, or at least not as much as t :)

  • @Aeldrion
    @Aeldrion 3 года назад +283

    tl;dr: resonance is when it goes ooooooeeeeooooeeeeeooooow
    wooooaaaaaooooaaaaooo

    • @TransVoiceLessons
      @TransVoiceLessons  3 года назад +69

      Lmaooo literally accurate. To me it sounds like a warping light saber in slow motion

    • @ariahrism
      @ariahrism 2 года назад +2

      @@TransVoiceLessons now we need you to dub over a lightsaber video!

  • @shlabulax9047
    @shlabulax9047 3 года назад +688

    came for the lessons, stayed for the Mongolian throat singing.

    • @hellopsp180
      @hellopsp180 3 года назад +7

      Lol

    • @Lenyberry
      @Lenyberry 2 года назад +44

      got here on a tangent FROM mongolian throat singing!
      (not a trans woman, just interested in vocal control, but this was very informative for me too despite me not being the target demographic)

  • @Retrad_
    @Retrad_ 3 года назад +137

    "people think vowels are eyy, ee, eye, oh, you"
    that feel when you were born in a phonetically written language environment XD

    • @sheep1ewe
      @sheep1ewe 3 года назад +2

      I red Wolves at first...

    • @annikajinx
      @annikajinx 3 года назад +3

      Oooooold McVowel was dyslexic* ee oh eye oh ee
      *Not intended to belittle or trigger only to slightly amuse. With love. 🤗

    • @tahmeepetersen5027
      @tahmeepetersen5027 3 года назад +5

      or have already gone through the trouble to learn a phonetic based language (such as Japanese's hiragana which is based on syllables which all derive from あ、い、う、え、お or ah, ee, oo, eh, oh)
      honestly, my memorization of the japanese syllabaries has probably already helped me a lot in this in that i can understand something as a *sound* rather than a *letter*

  • @amystarnes5977
    @amystarnes5977 3 года назад +264

    As someone just beginning my transition I don't know what I would have done without this channel. You explain everything in so much detail and help me understand what I'm actually supposed to be doing to achieve the desired sound. Thank you so much for making these videos.

    • @TransVoiceLessons
      @TransVoiceLessons  3 года назад +38

      You are so welcome! Glad to help!

    • @SpitefulToast
      @SpitefulToast 3 года назад +10

      I can't even say that I've started transitioning, I figured out I'm trans literally this month, but I've been trying (failing) to practice the voice training in these videos and yeah, I would have no idea where to begin if I hadn't found these, so thanks.

  • @wissota9529
    @wissota9529 2 года назад +92

    As someone who is an electronic musician and works with synthesis this approach makes so much sense because you're adjusting the filters in your throat like you would a synth for resonance. You're making me realize how similar my voice is to a synthesizer and it's mind blowing! Thank you this makes so much sense! I love your videos!

    • @Jimbo386000
      @Jimbo386000 Год назад +1

      I didn't think of it that way, but I also work with synths! Maybe visualizing it this way will help me!

    • @nvrdie9954
      @nvrdie9954 Год назад

      THANKS FOR SAYIN IT THIS WAY BRO THAT MAKES IT CLICK!

    • @hyperrealhandgrenade6578
      @hyperrealhandgrenade6578 10 месяцев назад

      Yeah having both electronic music training and a theater background makes this so much easier

    • @Godzilla_Star_Eater
      @Godzilla_Star_Eater 22 дня назад

      My background is in dubstep. We use this information to make synths make bellowing growls

  • @chloetong8424
    @chloetong8424 3 года назад +79

    omg that 1st example you gave of the common R1 issues sounded basically exactly where I'm at right now with my voice it was so uncanny xD It's making me feel excited to work on it more now! Amazing video Z thank you!!

    • @TransVoiceLessons
      @TransVoiceLessons  3 года назад +11

      Wonderful!! so glad to hear that.

    • @Godzilla_Star_Eater
      @Godzilla_Star_Eater 22 дня назад

      Olay but HOW do you work on it???? I watched the whole video only to find it has no solutions

  • @godlike737
    @godlike737 Год назад +16

    I'm not feminizing my voice, but this channel really helped me understand my voice on a completely different level! Thank you!

  • @CirclesandSounds
    @CirclesandSounds 3 года назад +41

    You, my dear, are literally a lovely human synthesizer. Thank you for sharing your unique insights and passion. 💜

  • @zaammy3584
    @zaammy3584 2 года назад +26

    19:10 Right here. Right here is where the resonance part clicked and changing it gave me such a drastic result. It's not completely where I want it but It's given me a completely new sense of hope that I can get a voice I want without surgery. You're amazing!!

  • @AlePreludioFinal
    @AlePreludioFinal 3 года назад +55

    The quality of your videos has reached a golden point. The fact that you put your fantastic music is excellent.
    Oh, and thank you for this video 😊

  • @Rising_Pho3nix_23
    @Rising_Pho3nix_23 3 года назад +24

    I have a spectrograph too and this makes it so easy. So, the undervowel is the low pitch of your voice and the overvowel is the high pitch of your voice at the same time. And the undervowel is controlled by your throat and the overvowel is controlled by your tongue. This is easy when you explain it this way. I'm giggling while I type this :) This is helping so much!

    • @lumen-saxty-sax
      @lumen-saxty-sax 9 месяцев назад +6

      Do you know what spectrograph you use and what spectrograph does Zhea use in the video? I would really like to use one for practice but I can't find any good ones online.

    • @jiahuigaoSimon
      @jiahuigaoSimon 9 месяцев назад

      same question, by the way I've tried on "praat", it has same function but without colour. @@lumen-saxty-sax

  • @fluffyfloof8767
    @fluffyfloof8767 3 года назад +7

    My singing teacher used to go on about all this stuff, I had no idea what she was in about 😅. You explanations & visualisations tho are friggin amazing, it all makes sense to me now!

  • @annikajinx
    @annikajinx 3 года назад +94

    You could probably get a University to fund you to write a PhD on your work hun. It is the right time in society terms and could also be linked to androgyny trends as well as trans gender. Your insight and approach is remarkable.

  • @SV_Try_Magic
    @SV_Try_Magic 3 года назад +6

    Cool, I've been working with a speech therapist and she hooked me up with some apps that do some stuff like that. She said that the things I need to work on are raising the pitch of R, O, and M sounds. The hardest part for me is to not slip back into my old voice. Keeping it up and loud enough for people to hear in a restaurant has been a great practical exercise. Thanks for all your hard work, it helped me a lot.

  • @bloodyclerk
    @bloodyclerk 3 года назад +7

    i started a voice class recently and one of the girls suggested this page. im so happy you do this and glad i found this channel. only channel ive clicked on the bell

  • @Sawdustinthemakeup
    @Sawdustinthemakeup 3 года назад +6

    I swear you are a godsend! All of your videos have helped me so so much! I'm at the point that when I hear my voice I no longer feel terrible, and with every new video my voice just gets better. The fact that you make these videos and upload them for free is such a massive help and makes a huge impact in the lives of many trans girls like myself. So once again thank you so so much for doing this! All of these videos are a gigantic help for so many people!

  • @icethea9352
    @icethea9352 3 года назад +6

    Now this. this is amazing content! With examples, demonstrations and clear definitions (as well as some extra stuff for the well practiced peeps out there).
    Thank you truly for that ❤️

  • @elliotgandersen
    @elliotgandersen 2 года назад +3

    The sound at 14:15 scared me (and each time it played afterwards)
    I feel like it could easily be in some horror creature feature.
    The red of the video was very informative thank you.

  • @actuallycarter
    @actuallycarter Год назад +1

    I can’t believe how much you know about voice, and how much more you know about voice compared to pretty much anyone else in the world! It’s so cool but also somewhat sad.

  • @mati--mahtee9901
    @mati--mahtee9901 3 года назад +2

    I waited so long for a new video and noticed 2 days too late, super useful info, I'll make sure to activate the notifications for the next time. Thanks for making content this good without asking anything in return, you're awesome

  • @Ashrah_Vell
    @Ashrah_Vell Год назад +3

    Re-watching after our consult yesterday :) Thanks again for all the explanations and tips!

  • @kori228
    @kori228 3 года назад +6

    new terms "undervowel" and "overvowel", tacking on additional alternate names for older stuff. gonna need to get used to that.
    I guess for most people it's more intuitive than R1/R2

  • @krobara
    @krobara 2 года назад +5

    girl, the more i watch your videos, the more amazed i am ! :D
    i've always wanted to try polyphonic overtone singing, and it seems my transition is a gateway to it.
    got a lot of work ahead of me, thanks for making it fun :)

  • @masquild9262
    @masquild9262 Год назад +2

    Oh my god this video was such a game changer. I previously watched your video about the basics and it felt really hard to maintain a good fem voice. This video just made it completely effortless for me. Thank you so much! ❤️

  • @velvetbutterfly
    @velvetbutterfly Год назад +1

    I kinda binged a few videos so I'm not entirely sure if it was even in this last one I watched, haha.
    But, the whole R1 and R2 think helped a lot.
    I never realized just how it was divided before and while I still need training, that made it all click together and I sound like 20x better immediately

  • @fablefairy
    @fablefairy 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you SO much for this video! It's EXACTLY what I needed! 🥰
    I struggled for 1 year to get any feminine sound. I was ambiguous at best despite having a soft voice. I raised my larynx but my voice was still not small enough. I had no idea why until I watched this video. I discovered that vowels are created with the shape of our tongue. I practiced vowels for about 15 minutes, and I'm not sure how, but I achieved a voice as sweet as yours! ♀

  • @ashleyroberts6376
    @ashleyroberts6376 3 года назад +2

    This is so helpful and makes me super happy in only three days iv noticed a significant difference in the first two days I was trying to get my voice to sound feminine but was raising my picth giving me a falsetto and buzzy voice. this video showed me I dont really have to raise my picth to sound feminine instead my r1 which I'm still confused about how it necessarily works but the exercises have defaintly help a ton and havent hurt my throat or made it soare at all

  • @isabellestanley3082
    @isabellestanley3082 3 года назад +2

    Wozzers! I'm getting really good after watching your videos. You're an amazing teacher!
    Thanks for being such a helpful part of my transition. 💜

  • @williamboshi1855
    @williamboshi1855 3 года назад +2

    Holly Mmmolly your channel is the best I've seen on voice control!
    It so interesting because you give precise analytical explanations to so many things I've heard here and there or voice experiences I felt. like the overtone singing, what ppl call head and chest voice, false chord compression or retraction for purer sounds etc etc
    When I resume practicing harmonica I'll definitely practice resonance with new perspectives

  • @monytontana5184
    @monytontana5184 3 года назад +1

    You are just an incredible person for doing this. God Bless you woman! I'm slowly getting there. I've always been a bit of an impressionist. Celeb voices, US presidents, sometimes female characters. So I've been training many of these vocal structures for years without knowing it. Only making my vocal feminization easier. Thank you so much!

  • @Arcadia1810
    @Arcadia1810 26 дней назад

    This is FASCINATING

  • @useraboard
    @useraboard 3 года назад +2

    I definitely have to come back my entire life to this channel ♡

  • @ryaneaton1396
    @ryaneaton1396 3 года назад +1

    Wow! So happy to have this video. Life changer.

  • @Jimi_Bozo
    @Jimi_Bozo 3 года назад +2

    i love how professional you are! i also change the size of throats. no banerino issa joke

  • @Omen224
    @Omen224 Год назад

    My DnD players are going to love this!

  • @Ariel-co3du
    @Ariel-co3du Год назад +1

    I'm totally in love with you and your work as a musician and as a voice changer teacher

  • @lindsay4659
    @lindsay4659 3 года назад +9

    You just got mentioned in an r/egg_irl post! All us trans girls love you, haha 💖 I commented in there how much help you have been, basically saying how this channel should be in the Transfeminine 101 pamphlet you metaphorically are given when starting transition. I had a really funny interaction the other day on the phone, I was calling a urology clinic to ask whether they performed or had info on a testicular sperm extraction to do before orchi, and lo and behold my voice passed enough that the lady on the phone was so confused, mentioning things like "do you have an OBGYN?" and "your partner will have to set up an appointment", totally not realizing this was for me until I mentioned gender-affirming surgery lol (there was a loud "OHHHHH" after a pause in which she figured it out). It felt so good to have my voice pass a blind test like that, all because I'm listening to my own voice with intention on an almost daily basis, and learning from your videos

  • @shonen84
    @shonen84 3 года назад +3

    Great video! Have been missing this very grounded set of hearing concepts to complement your resonance series. Happy New Year btw!

  • @alpphire
    @alpphire Год назад

    Resonance helped raise my pitch up a tad bit as well, its so interesting how the voice works, and how interconnected it can be. My voice is far from where I'd like it to be, but its a WHOLE lot better, and I have a general idea of where I am at to where I want to be.

  • @magueriette
    @magueriette 3 года назад +1

    Just one day before my birthday this was posted, and I was in St. Louis.

  • @LeviTanOng
    @LeviTanOng 2 года назад +8

    This is so informative! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. I *think* I'm able to replicate what you teach to some extent, but visual confirmation from the spectro-whatsits can really help. What software do you use to visualize resonance? Like at 4:00?

  • @marupan_desu
    @marupan_desu 7 месяцев назад

    I'vew been listening to 18:50 nonstop and i cannot comprehend how she did that, what is the modification to her tongue or nose or any muscle in her neck how does she does that?! I'm pretty much right at the first example with my voice but she just transformed it into perfection in a second lol.

  • @sharmalqir4721
    @sharmalqir4721 3 года назад +3

    Thank you so much for your content. i just started a little over a month ago and its difficult but you make it manageable to learn and practice

  • @zoogboog106
    @zoogboog106 3 года назад +2

    Your videos are always a treat :)

  • @lucyyockey
    @lucyyockey 3 года назад +1

    Most helpful video to date! I found your explanation of the anatomical mechanisms and their affect on the sound to be especially insightful. Love the microtonality in your music btw😊
    -Signed, another trans music major, who is very happy with her vocal progress😁

  • @mikaelaguest1166
    @mikaelaguest1166 2 года назад

    You have a way of teaching that I actually understand. I am making some progress on my voice, but sometimes knowing where I am going wrong is my challenge. Thanks to your videos, though, I feel as though there is still hope!! I requested to be put on your list, so here's hoping you get an opening soon :)

  • @RenCarl1sle
    @RenCarl1sle 3 года назад

    I'm so glad to have found you. I have two bigendered identities and I'm trying to get a voice I'm happy with for both

  • @loisjones4296
    @loisjones4296 3 года назад

    Oh Z l! Wow, I know I am commenting twice but I learned about overtone singing years ago singing chants along with David Hykes and the Harmonic Choir! Well worth a listen!....

  • @pholidia8175
    @pholidia8175 2 года назад +2

    I'm a cis guy (Probably. Maybe.) but honestly these are just really good resources for understanding how voices work.

  • @cw4140
    @cw4140 Год назад

    I can hear it. I just have to change it. Thank you.

  • @AestheticInccubus
    @AestheticInccubus 3 года назад +1

    Girl, you are just amazing.

  • @aryanabexley3486
    @aryanabexley3486 3 года назад +1

    QUEEN! I hope you’ve been good babe

  • @fosspointer
    @fosspointer 2 года назад +4

    what's the software you use for spectrogram stuff?

  • @AlyssaTheePatriot
    @AlyssaTheePatriot Год назад

    Always awesome videos Z. So many Tw and Tm get this wrong. Way too much pitch without watching resonance. They still get read as their birth sex and wonder why. This is Very Important. Keep up the great work girl!!

  • @mikerope5785
    @mikerope5785 2 года назад

    this is like a didgeridoo lesson at the same time! fantastic work v helpful :D

  • @lucianahenderson9374
    @lucianahenderson9374 3 года назад

    This is finally starting to click a lot more ☺️ thank you so much Zhea 🙏🙏🙏

  • @neurotelepath
    @neurotelepath 3 года назад +20

    TransMeleeLessons when tho

  • @etoile713
    @etoile713 3 года назад

    Haha I was thinking about how this reminded me of overtone singing, and then you Did That! Amazing!

  • @deadvee
    @deadvee 3 года назад +1

    👀 those synths in the background tho 😍

  • @syniqk6273
    @syniqk6273 3 года назад

    Just discovered your channel. So underrated

  • @stirpiano
    @stirpiano 2 года назад

    Super helpful, thanks again Z.

  • @parisbarrington5548
    @parisbarrington5548 3 года назад

    I love the way you teach, thank you so much x

  • @AliensComeback
    @AliensComeback 3 года назад +1

    Hello there! I watched some of your videos that's all about voice training and understanding how sounds and voices work, all thanks to you, I started a level 1 training with myself few months before the first day of 2021, to improve on level 1 and 2 more for a better next level, I stayed on level 1 and 2 for too long, I'm actually more than ready for level 3 (to start this time vocally and not silently), I have absolutely no problem at all to begin level 3 voice practicing right now, but the only one problem here is: What if my dad judges me for training my voice? Look, I'm sure I'm not alone on this, but I'm one of the very few (rare) people when it comes to their parents, I won't care if my mom hear me all the time because she trusts me a lot (and she means a lot to me too), however, my dad isn't less likely to not judge me at all, at least.
    I know both of us are different in careers, you're sticking to sound engineering, music, and singing a lot, and I'm sticking to science/technology, history/geography, and these "nerd" things, but it doesn't mean I don't wish for what you have in skills, I can actually sing as a generic talent, the only problem is I'd be shy for singing in a "fair-enough" masculine voice, my voice isn't in the masculine zone, it's in the androgenous zone, but a little closer to masculine, which means I could take time less than the most natural and generic adult male voice, I don't care how much time it would take to completely feminize my voice, the 2nd and final problem is simply not about voice at all, this time I just became heavily testosterone sober because I waited for too many times without coming out at all, and I think you've barely guessed I'm living in a conservative society, but now that I'm no longer afraid, I'm willing to come out to and in front of my parents, even if it means I would not only being rejected, but also kicked off the house, or even murdered for who I am, my mom is more likely to support me after coming out than my dad, while my dad is far less likely.

  • @isabilia
    @isabilia 3 года назад +1

    Ahhh thank you for this!!

  • @tudiamond888
    @tudiamond888 3 года назад +1

    yes, good job

    • @AcolyteOfLucifer
      @AcolyteOfLucifer 3 года назад

      She's truly a pioneer, not too many free resources anywhere nearly as good or easily available.

  • @PetraBrown
    @PetraBrown 6 месяцев назад

    Fun Zhea, Petra-B❤xxx

  • @gavinkaufmanworld
    @gavinkaufmanworld 2 года назад

    A really informative video - thank you so much for sharing 😄

  • @CalloohCalley
    @CalloohCalley Год назад

    14:14 What was that demon sound you were making? It scared the shit out of me haha! ;)
    Also, I love your videos. Thank you SO so much for making these. You're changing lives and making the world better. And you're teaching things that are so so needed for the trans and non binary community. Much love, friend. ~ Calllay

  • @improvementTime10.3.17
    @improvementTime10.3.17 5 месяцев назад

    11:05 resonance often can cause vocal folds to come together causing creaking or stopping of the sound
    Gotta sesperate vocal fold from resonance

  • @valerielusa8000
    @valerielusa8000 3 года назад

    thanks for another great one, sound witch 👍

  • @The.SunflowerQueen
    @The.SunflowerQueen 3 года назад +1

    Hello! I just found your channel and absolutely love it! I am day 1 on my female vocal training and I had a question that I thought you might have the answer to. When doing exercises, do you use your diaphragm, like you would for singing?
    Any guidance would be greatly appreciated! And thank you for putting so much wonderful content for all of us to learn from!

  • @divided_by_dia446
    @divided_by_dia446 3 года назад +1

    Am I the only one not being able to hear that darker tone from the "Hearing R1" Section of the Video?

  • @vajraayudha5062
    @vajraayudha5062 3 года назад +1

    Very nice, just started transition .. very late in life. But here is what I found, I was able to do simultaneous when you do and overlap the frequencies. It was kind of confidence building. Ran it a few times and seems to get a hang of it only with you as a duet. The spectrum you show is it a TFFT a temporal fast Fourier Analysis /?

  • @jordanblack3855
    @jordanblack3855 3 года назад

    Thank you!

  • @thomasnolen1776
    @thomasnolen1776 8 месяцев назад

    For me, resonences is the hardest part to command and does take a lot of practice

  • @Idekbroooooo
    @Idekbroooooo Год назад

    ty so much for these videos

  • @liasmith4818
    @liasmith4818 3 года назад +1

    Hey z great video! You probably get lots of recommendations but you might like Glass Beach l. No microtonal stuff but very interesting music

  • @jewalky
    @jewalky 2 года назад

    Your hissing is great! :o

  • @alpharadisbad3927
    @alpharadisbad3927 3 года назад

    I have been waiting for this since you mentioned it on your Christmas stream! I hope you're doing better, iirc you said you were depression.

  • @Kyliekaytanner
    @Kyliekaytanner 3 года назад +23

    Im doing my voice session just wishing I sounded like her 😭

    • @icethea9352
      @icethea9352 3 года назад +3

      Remember practice makes better

  • @dmarsub
    @dmarsub 3 года назад

    Thank you so much

  • @Liggliluff
    @Liggliluff 2 года назад +1

    I just wish I knew what software is in the video and what software is similar to it on the phone

  • @town_mane
    @town_mane Год назад +1

    why does the title card music go SO HARD in these videos!?!?!?!

  • @Lunadoeslotsofstuff
    @Lunadoeslotsofstuff 3 года назад +1

    I have been having issues With feminising my voice

  • @albionpewpew
    @albionpewpew 2 года назад

    Am I the only who's jaws dropped at the 2:40 mark?

  • @cassiecandles
    @cassiecandles 2 года назад +1

    what spectralizer do you use???

  • @heyheyitshaze
    @heyheyitshaze 3 года назад +2

    not expecting you to read my comment but are your vocal lessons online and how much do they cost? thank you for everything you've done to help me

    • @TransVoiceLessons
      @TransVoiceLessons  3 года назад +1

      Hi. :) I read all the comments. E-mail TransVoiceLessons@gmail.com for lesson inquiry :D

  • @Burningarms7
    @Burningarms7 3 года назад +8

    What spectrogram software are you using in the video ?

    • @TransVoiceLessons
      @TransVoiceLessons  3 года назад +6

      I'm using an extremely old version of: in-formant.app/ by Clo

  • @ashleyrose6320
    @ashleyrose6320 2 года назад +1

    what is the software you’re using called?

  • @bobbischmid7588
    @bobbischmid7588 3 года назад

    Girl, you are so helpful, thanks . Your girl Bobbi😋

  • @toxicxen6347
    @toxicxen6347 3 года назад

    I've watched so many of your videos and I'm still lost somehow....

  • @Alex-op2kc
    @Alex-op2kc 3 года назад

    high r1 is so cute! ^-^

  • @useraboard
    @useraboard 3 года назад

    Much hugs Z

  • @robinn9951
    @robinn9951 3 года назад

    fascinating!

  • @asdfghyter
    @asdfghyter 2 года назад +1

    What software are you using to display the frequency analysis and the R1, R2 etc?

  • @johnsexton7621
    @johnsexton7621 3 года назад +1

    Why when I sing I sound like I'm screeching instead of singing. To me it sounds like I'm singing well but I'm not. What are your suggestions?

  • @Дені-п1у
    @Дені-п1у Год назад

    02:30 и 02:47
    11:33-12:09 р1 и р2 должны подниматься вместе для феминизации
    15:32
    16:24
    19:10-19:45

  • @foxhound0469
    @foxhound0469 3 года назад +3

    Learning Japanese prepared me for understanding vowel sounds lol

  • @Potatointhehood
    @Potatointhehood 3 года назад +2

    cutie is back 3: