Voice Training for Gender Expression

Raise Your Pitch

Working on a higher, lighter voice? Voice Whiz helps you:

• See your pitch in real-time — visualize your frequency as you speak and practice staying in your target range
• Get AI feedback — instant analysis of how your voice is perceived
• Track over time — save recordings and see your progress week by week
• Practice with exercises — guided reading passages to build consistency

Deepen Your Voice

Tracking changes in your voice over time? Voice Whiz is great for:

• Documenting changes — record your voice regularly and compare
• Visual pitch tracking — see your frequency range shift over weeks and months
• Celebrating milestones — watch your progress as your voice changes

In-App Training Exercises

Voice Whiz includes guided exercises specifically designed for gender voice training:

• Pitch guidance — learn your target pitch range and understand what the Hz numbers mean for your voice goals
• Resonance basics — introduction to chest vs. head resonance and how it shapes vocal quality
• SOVT introduction — learn about Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract techniques like lip trills and humming, popular warm-up methods
• Reading passages — practice passages designed for voice feminization, masculinization, and general vocal training
• Breath support drills — diaphragmatic breathing and sustained phonation to build vocal stamina
• Intonation patterns — practice feminine and masculine speech melody and rhythm patterns

What You Get

What Users Say

"This app is truly amazing and has really helped me." — Alex R., App Store Review

"Great for tracking voice changes over time. The AI-powered analysis has been really helpful for my training." — Jordan T., App Store Review

Getting Started

1. Download Voice Whiz — free on the iOS App Store
2. Record a baseline — save your starting point
3. Practice regularly — even 5-10 minutes daily helps
4. Track your progress — compare recordings over time

Understanding Voice Pitch

Vocal pitch is determined by the rate at which your vocal folds vibrate, measured as fundamental frequency (F0) in Hertz (Hz). Research on speaking fundamental frequency shows that typical masculine voices average around 120 Hz, while feminine voices average around 210 Hz. The range between 155–165 Hz is often described as androgynous.

Voice training works by building new muscle memory in the larynx and vocal tract. Consistent practice with real-time feedback helps develop awareness of pitch, resonance, and intonation patterns. Voice Whiz provides this feedback by displaying your F0 as a live graph while you speak.

For more on voice science and clinical approaches to voice training, see resources from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and published research such as Titze, I.R. (1994), Principles of Voice Production.

Note: Voice Whiz is a voice analysis tool, not a medical device. It does not replace professional speech therapy. For clinical voice concerns, consult a certified speech-language pathologist.