AI Voice Training Assistant

My Voice includes an AI-powered voice training assistant that provides guided exercises, personalised training plans, and progress evaluation to help you develop your voice. This feature requires a Cracking or Hatched subscription.

What the AI Voice Trainer Offers

The voice training assistant is designed to support you regardless of your voice goals:

• Guided exercises — Step-by-step exercises for pitch control, resonance, and intonation.
• Personalised training plans — Plans tailored to your journey type and current pitch range.
• Progress evaluation — Feedback based on your recordings and pitch analysis data.

Training by Journey Type

Feminising Voice Training

If you are working towards a more feminine voice, exercises focus on:

• Raising pitch — Gradually shifting your comfortable speaking pitch into the feminine range (160–300 Hz).
• Brightening resonance — Moving resonance from the chest to the head for a lighter vocal quality.
• Adjusting intonation — Practising speech patterns with more melodic variation.

Masculinising Voice Training

If you are working towards a more masculine voice, exercises focus on:

• Lowering pitch — Settling into a comfortable lower pitch range (80–150 Hz), which hormone therapy often supports naturally.
• Chest resonance — Developing a deeper, fuller vocal quality by using chest resonance.
• Speech patterns — Practising more level intonation and pacing.

Non-binary / Androgynous Voice

If you are seeking an androgynous voice, exercises help you:

• Find a comfortable middle ground — Working in the 120–180 Hz range with flexible resonance.
• Develop versatility — Building control so you can adjust your voice to suit different contexts.

Using the Training Assistant

1. Navigate to My Voice and open the Voice Training section.
2. The assistant will suggest exercises based on your journey type and recent recordings.
3. Follow the guided exercises — each includes clear instructions and audio examples where applicable.
4. Record yourself completing the exercise to track your progress.
5. Review the assistant's feedback and adjust your practice accordingly.

Tips for Effective Voice Training

• Practice consistently — Short daily sessions (10–15 minutes) are more effective than long infrequent sessions.
• Be patient — Voice changes take time. Progress is often measured in weeks and months, not days.
• Stay hydrated — Drink plenty of water to keep your vocal cords healthy during training.
• Do not strain — If an exercise feels uncomfortable or painful, stop and rest. Voice training should never hurt.
• Record regularly — Use My Voice recordings to track how your voice changes over time. Listening back to older recordings can be very encouraging.