Normally you only hear a distorted version of your voice that comes through your bones, and so if you ever hear yourself for example in a recording, you think you sound bad, when in actual fact that's just you reacting to hearing a different version of your voice than the one you're used to. So, you may have heard of the mirror effect, where people tend to not like how they look in photos/in real life, because they're used to seeing their reversed image in a mirror. Here's an article about finding the right level for your voice: Īnother thing I suggest is recording yourself, either audio only, or videos. Or you could be talking too nasally, which'll cause it to sound much more high pitched. You might be talking with a focus on lower down in your throat which will cause it to sound deeper, but also sound artificial and not so great.

A lot of the time when you think your voice sounds bad it's because you're pushing it too far in one direction. Your natural voice may be deeper than the voice you're currently using, or it may actually be more high pitched - but regardless of which direction it swings, it's going to be the voice with which you sound best. They really work very well and you can see the difference immediately.Īnother thing, is try to find your natural voice. I'd say if you're doing the exercises regularly then even if you stop, for the next few days your voice will still be deeper. I'm unconvinced that they will produce any longer lasting changes, but that's irrelevant because they DO produce short term results, and I can back that up after having used them myself. One, look up the exercises by Elliot Hulse. Your voice will natural deepen with age (and this continues even after you reach adulthood, although the process slows down) - and I don't think there are any ways to really speed up this process or make it any deeper than it will end up naturally, however there are two things you can do.

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