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101 Voice training

Voice Training 101 (for trans women) | Stef Sanjati

https://youtu.be/q6eTvS2wIUc?si=QiSffGzbOSn4_1mh

Hi everyone! Thank you for visiting my video - I no longer do work like this but wanted to let you know I now stream on Twitch and make YouTube videos about ...

this video helped me a lot, and was my primary reference when starting out with voice training, strongly recommend

2 comments

jawa21

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I had almost forgotten about Stef, because I had started watching around the time of her transition. She's really good at explaining her journey, but I haven't watched her channel in over 5 years.

Ithral

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Yeah, her channel fell off after she stopped posting for a while, but I found a lot of her content invaluable back when it was fresh.

Rules

These are going to be fairly open, since I trust that most posts here are seeking genuine help.

No shaming. This should be obvious. People are looking for help and advice here.

Absolutely no transphobic rhetoric will be tolerated. One warning (with a timeout), then a ban.

If you post an audio file, keep it SFW. We don't need to hear that stuff.

Keep criticisms pertinent and overall kind. Part of this whole thing is practice. We shouldn't expect immediate improvement.

This is a zero politics zone. If you bring them up, goodbye.

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If you have negative feedback, do so in a constructively respectful manner while remembering that this kind of thing is a journey and can't be immediate.

This being the internet, help with voice mod stuff is encouraged. It can make a huge difference for someone with voice dysphoria if others hear them they way they wish to sound.

These rules are not necessarily exhaustive, and if you are generally a jerk or toll, expect a ban

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