do you like your voice?

[Cay]

No i sound like what i am, an angsty teenager

 

[killer-curry]

my voice sounds like a resident in mental hospital

 

[DarkestMidnight]

I've always been insecure about my voice. It's either been too deep or too high, but now I've reached the point where I don't care. As a teenage guy, the struggle couldn't be more real. When I try to sing, it almost always sounds terrible. For some reason, my singing will actually come out sounding normal or even good. I used to have the voice crack problem, but I'm past that now.

Then again, I'm a pretty insecure person, so all of this could just be in my head... ~_~

Oh well, anyways, I won't bore you with anymore of this.

 

[Palamon]

I wish my voice was deeper, so definitely not. & My accent is from New York, so everyone will know I sound loud & obnoxious, tbh, or however you guys stereotype us New Yorkers.

 

[Crystal Berry]

On recordings I really hate my voice.. I sound like a completely different person and it's just so weird.

 

[Bellsprout]

yeah i have no problem with it. people say it's cute and soothing so that's always nice. i have literally no grasp on my own accent

 

[Aurora]

I have trained in the mountains for many years to make sure my voice sounds more or less as it did when I was ~12 and I'm pretty satisfied with the result, so yes.

 

[Bobbylicious]

No I don't like my voice. Not only do I have the worst pitch and tone, but I grew up with a speech impediment, stopped speaking for 2 years, have a lisp, and constantly switch between an Australian and English accent when I talk. A lot of the time people have no idea what I'm saying, sometimes I'll even say stuff and ask myself "what did I just say?".

 

[Kikaito plush]

it's not too bad but on my youtube videos I don't like really like my voice.

 

[MiracleGhost47]

I'm very apathetic to the so-called aesthetics of voice. As long as I can be properly understood (which I can), I really don't care.

 

[Sanguine]

rofl, no. I used to like my voice since I sounded natural, but it's slowly become shite ever since I moved to England - now it's a french-english hybrid that's just awful.

 

[dad]

i used to think my voice was fine but i recall one day i was talk on the phone to my best friend and her dad walked into the room, heard my voice, and thought i was a guy. my voice isn't even deep but that was self esteem crippling

 

[Sonata]

I don't care for my voice. I wish it was a little brighter without sounding squeaky. It's too deep and lifeless and I would much prefer to have one of a higher pitch.

 

[HTS123.0]

I actually really like my voice. It's very American, without any other accent in it. It's really deep and smooth, with a hint of scratch to it, but I think that's part of what makes it great. I can do really good dramatic readings. But my voice is also the reason I write poetry instead of songs. I can't sing :'(

 

[zakisrage]

Not really. My voice is really high-pitched for a man, and it sounds kinda effeminate. Plus I have a bit of an accent considering I was born in Lebanon, although it's gotten a little better since I speak English with my friends. It's probably more noticeable when I speak Arabic. Then again, most of the men in my family (at least on my dad's side) have high-pitched voices. I think it's in my blood.

People have described my accent as a horrible clash between a Lebanese accent and a Sydney accent. I spent most of my childhood in Sydney.

 

[moon]

I only like my voice when I am singing tbh. It sounds silly otherwise. But there's someone who apparently really likes it, so I guess I can live with it.

I don't care for my voice. I wish it was a little brighter without sounding squeaky. It's too deep and lifeless and I would much prefer to have one of a higher pitch.

If your voice was brighter you'd be Elvey.

 

[Desert Stream~]

It sounds horrible on recordings. I've heard that other people hear your voice differently than you do, so I wonder what my friends think. I wish I had a british accent.