I very recently started training my voice, and I used the Voice Tools app that I've seen a lot of other trans people use. I've always been scared of doing it because of the large portion of trans people who describe it as extremely difficult. It is difficult, and I've been so stressed that I didn't want to do it because I thought it'd be too frustrating, but my first W of it is that I learned how to harness an androgynous pitch while speaking. I know that pitch isn't necessarily everything for gendering a voice, and it still feels unnatural, forced, and exaggerated to talk with anything except my "male" voice, but I'm definitely gonna keep going. I feel proud of myself because I used to be very terrible at manipulating my voice, so the fact that I'm at this point alone is a shock to me. This result was from me reading a whole passage on the app's analysis page.
FYI: I want my voice to be androgynous, not feminine, so voice training might even end up being easier for me as a non-binary person than it is for most binary trans women.
What app is this? I kind of have a vaguely femme voice I can pull. I think it's basically just a rather feminine inflection on my regular tone but I want to see what a bunch of charts and numbers think of the comparison
then I'm gonna stick Takaya Kuroda's voice in there for shits and giggles after
Voice Tools
my absolute buffoonish ass read that, forgot, then posted this question later