I’ve been using this application to help me overcome fears of public speaking by listening to my voice, and also hoping to eliminate annoying transitions, like “um”, and “uh”, etc. Although one would think that simple voice recorder would accomplish that, it helps to see and a control your pitch as you deliver your speech to help make things flow more naturally, by seeing spikes and drops in pitch due to nervousness.Both seeing and hearing these wide variations has helped me to better modulate my voice and control my pitch whilst delivering my speech more evenly. As a result , I’ve been able to speak with more confidence, clarity, and less anxiety.

I’m trans fem and I’ve been doing voice training for about a few months now. I got this app recommended to me from a YouTuber I watch and I decided to try it out. Before I downloaded this app I felt like my voice would never be good enough to pass but now that I’m looking at what it’s showing me is that yeah, there’s definitely room to improve but I’ve also made so much progress already to my goal. I would like to thank this app for how it’s made me feel and to anyone else who is doing voice training this app is a 10/10!

This app will help you adjust your pitch. That’s cool, and if that’s what you want to do* then go for it. But first, is that really your goal? Cuz I’m betting you’re after what I am: sounding more like a cis woman.Here’s the problem... Pitch won’t do that. Many cis women have lower pitch voices. Likewise, many men have higher voices. Do you get them confused? No. That’s because the primary identifier has little if anything to do with pitch on its own and EVERYTHING to do with RESONANCE.Actually, if we want to get technical then it’s to do with the ratio of the first resonance (R1) to the pitch. However high or low a cis-woman’s pitch (or “fundamental frequency”) is, the gap between it and their first resonance is going to be larger than a cis-man’s. Voice apps can measure both of these and more, but for some reason most of them focus unhelpfully on pitch. MORE unhelpful is the implication apps like this one present that somehow your voice will sound more fem if you can raise your pitch. Eh. Not much, and it’s a lot of work and can actually hurt your vocal folds if strained too far too fast - a point this app makes no mention of. I would recommend reaching out to your trans communities for resources on legit apps and freely shadowable voice lessons. I am in a few Discord servers where this is done with helpful diagrams, apps, and extraordinary vocal coaches demonstrating and giving feedback.

I am a man with a very high voice and this app allowed me the tools that I needed to really train it and make it deeper. I haven’t seen any app quite like it that works so well and gives me the exact things I need to work on my voice. If you are looking to change the pitch of your voice or even get better at talking and speaking this app will provide you with all the tools necessary for completely free and easily accessible.