Do you know the sound of your voice?
Do you know what your voice sounds like? Are you an alto, soprano, or have a hoarse voice? I’m sure from the title of the post, you’re probably thinking this post is about music. Hahaha, not at all. It’s about voices. I’m not sure whether there are better words to describe the rhythm of our voices, but I’m curious to know if you truly know how you sound or how other people describe your voice to be. Is it a tenor, soprano, hoarse, or an alto?
On Monday, I posted a random post about The imagined sound of people, and I thank you guys for showing the post so much love. I didn’t think you’d receive it so well, as it was one of those random drafts I’d kept in my archive for far too long.
This is going to be one of those short, random posts, as I only want to know if you truly know the sound of your voice.
When the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful.
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Most of you have blogs but no YouTube channels or podcasts, and you are not even on social media. It’s sometimes difficult to gauge the voice behind your words. I want to know how you sound. Without having heard you, please tell me at once how your voice sounds. Are you a soprano, an alto, a tenor, or do you have a hoarse voice? I am naturally an alto, but it’s so fascinating that at times my voice changes. I sound more manly in the mornings, and my voice will be hoarse. During the day, it will be an alto, and the next thing I will speak with a tenor and go back and forth. Hahahahha. It’s even worse when I make public speeches or direct a meeting. As the speech progresses, my voice will change from serious hoarse to soprano, then back to hoarse, then to alto. Hahahahaa. There are instances when I can feel it, and I make every effort to return to my original voice. We must know the texture of our voices so that we can regulate them when we start to veer off course.
I’ve seen many people who definitely switch to a totally different tone whenever they speak English. I would say, “Couldn’t you speak with your own tone?” You would have sounded so beautifully had you stuck to your original tone. At times, it’s not even intentional; it’s just how we are wired to be. that whenever we speak other languages, we should change the tone of our voices. Obviously, the texture and accent will change to fit a particular language, but not the tone of the voice.
Are you certain that you know how you sound, or, like me, does your voice change every now and then?
Are you a soprano, an alto, a tenor, or do you have a hoarse voice?
If it were possible, I would say to record yourselves so that I could hear your voices.
Please describe the sound of your voices in the comments section.
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You have a hoarse voice in the morning? Lol
How’s that possible?
My voice is a little quirky and deep. They always say I should try voice-over gigs. Its a very unique voice. You can’t even distinguish in one box because it sometimes changes.
Lol. Yes my voice is deep in the mornings. I can’t even explain why that is the case. Lol
Ohh great to know that Maxwell. I think you do have a unique voice, I’m also saying try out voiceover gigs. You never know what will come out of that
I have an alto voice
Wowww Darra
I wouldn’t have thought of that. That’s amazing. We sound the same way. Although mine becomes manly in the mornings😅😅
😂I know people that have deeper voices in the morning. Although I don’t personally.
My original voice is a bit soft but some time in my life I tried by all means to start speaking with a deep hoarse voice. I didn’t like it because it wasn’t manly enough. I’ve gotten used to speaking with a deep voice although I know it’s not my original voice.
If you had not changed it already, I would be advising you to embrace its uniqueness but now you are already used to speaking the way you do. And it’s okay, I won’t judge you.
Do you perhaps wish you could have stuck with your original voice? Doesn’t it come out at some point?
I have a sweet, beautiful voice. I think it’s also because I can sing. I hit those high pitches all the same time. it feels good to know that there are people like you who cares about that. we love you Lebogang.
Hi Amahle
You have a beautiful name and now that I know that you can sing. I might as well tell you to record a bit of a song and email it to me 😅😅😅
That would be lovely to hear that angelic voice of yours. I love you wholeheartedly.
I am sure we can arrange something. Lol
I have a podcast so most of my followers know my voice by now lol. But I have no idea how to describe my voice. It’s just sounds like a regular female voice 😂
I’ve heard your voice on your podcast before. You have a sweet beautiful voice and very calm when you speak.
Its not easy to describe our ow voices heyy. I know that
The sound of my voice what a difficult…. What I sound like versus what I think I sound like is sooooo different, I have taken up the habit of recording audios of my articles as a proofreading method and also since I write the way I talk naturally it keeps my editing attuned to my natural rhythm,…. Long story short when I play back the audios I feel like apologising to everyone I have ever called hahaha anyhoo some of the nicer sounding audios end up on a podcast channel.
Its still always fun to know what people sound like, plus, I notice that if I know what someone sounds like the voice in my head that “reads” in their voice…..
~B
Ahhhh uncleB I thought I was the only who records an audio for editing purposes. I do read them out loud so that I can gauge how they’ll sound when someone reads. You have a nice voice and it’s audible. 😅😅