British Accent. I just remembered to do this. Rate me?

[Guest chibi_usa]

British Accent. I just remembered to do this. Rate me? How much I sound like a girl? (1=boy 10=girl) ;D Thanks! I think I sounded more manlier then in my (morning) Topic. Lol!

[Guest JusTice]

I don't see a link. I would love to rate as soon as I can. In my opinion, your voice is pretty good in your other recordings.

[Guest chibi_usa]

I don't see a link. I would love to rate as soon as I can. In my opinion, your voice is pretty good in your other recordings.

Whoops!

https://soundcloud.com/user51954709/sounds-from-friday-afternoon-1

Ahahaha I just listened to it. I sound incredibly stupid. XD Very much like I'm trying to get the British accent right. If it was just me and my bff I would so have it down. Lol!

[Guest Angel Heart]

^.^ i would totally call you a cisgendered female

your voice is beautiful!!!

and i adorrrre the british accent!!! you sound alllmost like my friend from the UK. (he's FTM pre everything)

[tracy_j]

I instantly thought Welsh accent on the initial speech but later on it drifted more towards American

I would go for girl but the speech is a little disjointed but with practice will be perfect. It gets rather strained at higher pitch

Wish I could be that good

Tracy x

[Guest CassieX]

Roflmao! Did anyone get the number of that truck?

Ok, now I've got that out of the way I will say that you sound like a young woman attempting a British accent and not doing so well with it. I wasn't sure if you were going for a Cockney accent, it put me in mind of Oliver Twist. Maybe next time try throwing in some, "Alright Guv'nor?" phrases for effect.

Here's a link that will maybe help, a young actress demonstrating various accents from the region as well as many more in the world.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UgpfSp2t6k

I was born and grew up in Scotland, spent several years working in London and traveled the world (courtesy of Uncle Sam) before ultimately ending up Stateside so I've been exposed to many different accents over the years. Personally I have enough to study just making my own voice sound authentic as a female without borrowing from other regions, so more power to you for attempting this. Keep practicing and I'm sure you'll get there one day.

Here's another link to a female voice coach demonstrating various accents on the site, with this one being Cockney.

http://on.aol.com/video/how-to-do-a-cockney-accent-517417158

Hope this helps!

Cassie

[Guest chibi_usa]

Roflmao! Did anyone get the number of that truck?

Ok, now I've got that out of the way I will say that you sound like a young woman attempting a British accent and not doing so well with it. I wasn't sure if you were going for a Cockney accent, it put me in mind of Oliver Twist. Maybe next time try throwing in some, "Alright Guv'nor?" phrases for effect.

Here's a link that will maybe help, a young actress demonstrating various accents from the region as well as many more in the world.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UgpfSp2t6k

I was born and grew up in Scotland, spent several years working in London and traveled the world (courtesy of Uncle Sam) before ultimately ending up Stateside so I've been exposed to many different accents over the years. Personally I have enough to study just making my own voice sound authentic as a female without borrowing from other regions, so more power to you for attempting this. Keep practicing and I'm sure you'll get there one day.

Here's another link to a female voice coach demonstrating various accents on the site, with this one being Cockney.

http://on.aol.com/video/how-to-do-a-cockney-accent-517417158

Hope this helps!

Cassie

Ahaha thanks alot for the links! XD I mean I know I can sound better then this. But that's only when me and my friend are together and I'm in the mood to have fun. Other then that though if I force myself to (Like in this one)