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Hello everybody,

I haven't really been working on my voice much but as I used to rattle the speakers with a pure Bass Voice, I think that this isn't yoo bad/

Let me know what you think.

Be honest - but polite, I am very sensative. :lol:

Love ya,

Sally

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Guest rachael1

Pretty good Sally!

I would have thought the voice belonged to a genetic woman.

Keep practising and when you are ready you could upload a couple of verses of your favourite song.

I am now inspired to work on my voice as well. :D

Rachael

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Guest Astro_Liz

Sounds good to me tea sister! *high five!* :lol:

I got the deep voice problem as well, and I am just starting with training my voice, so I doubly appreciate how hard it is!!

*hugs*

~Liz~

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Personally, I think you have a very good base to start from. I've been practicing now for about 8 or so months, making most of my progress in the time that I was able to record it and play it back (around 3+ months), and I had a voice similar to that when I started off. Actually I think yours is more feminine than mine was to start with. Mine was distinctly male, though yours could pass for a deep female.

But, that just goes to show that just about anything is possible. I really would recommend you practice on it if there is a certain voice you hope to achieve, because you definitely can do it with enough time and effort. Right now, I can sing in a near-perfect 16-30 year old female voice, though I'm still trying to figure out how to speak like that XD.

Good luck Sally!

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Sally, dear, your voice is somewhat deep, but has definite female tones to it.

If I didn't know it was you, I would have assumed it was a female speaking.

Way to go, Sweetheart. Sounding good!

Carolyn Marie

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Guest Jean Davis

Hey Sally

Sounds good, your a bit farther than I am.

I think that you'll need to work on projecting your voice next.

I have the same problem, I can project my male voice across an entire store without even trying but have trouble projecting my female voice across a small room. I think your making GREAT progress, keep working on it and I'm sure you'll have a great voice in no time. ;)

LUV

Jean

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as a first time it is very good my love,,

you catch scaling as female,that really good at start :lol: ,

But I think you will doing best after practising more,,

love ya

you are such especial candy, :P ,

Bulloo

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