• English Harvard Sentences to Practice Voice. Google search them to learn more about their origin and use; or check out this description.
  
  

• Spanish Harvard Sentences to Practice Voice. Learn more about their creation and use here.
  
  

• French Harvard Sentences to Practice Voice. Google search them to learn more; or check out this link.
  
  

• Standardized Passages to Practice Voice. Includes Rainbow Passage, Grandfather Passage, Comma Gets a Cure, Arthur the Rat.
  
  

• McDonald's Ordering Script to Practice Voice
  
  

• Short Jokes to Practice Fem/Masc/Gender Neutral Laughing.
  
  

• Short Sarcastic Jokes to Practice Voice.
  
  

• Everyday Conversational Scripts for Voice Practice (download and edit if you wish!)
  
  

• Sentence Starters for Difficult Conversations
  
  

• Online Pitch Mic Showing Harmonics in Real Time: mictest.com/tuners/pitch-detector/
  
  

• Online Spectrograms: https://spectrogram.sciencemusic.org/  OR https://musiclab.chromeexperiments.com/spectrogram/
  
  

Inhaling/Exhaling Patterns

For Feminine Voice: Basic 3 step process

1. Pant with voicing the sentence high, light, and bright

2. Voice the sentence into the straw/water high, light, and bright

3. Optional 3rd step: 1-3 guhs with cheeks puffed high, light, and bright

4. Lift the chin, Close the mouth, Inhale through the nose

a. DO NOT INHALE THROUGH THE MOUTH!

b. DO NOT SWALLOW THE INHALE OR EXHALE THE INHALE!

5. Lift the tongue up and forward toward the front teeth for the starting position

6. Keep chin lifted

7. Say the sentence and elevate pitch (go higher even if it's into falsetto) and let the

breath come forward; you should hear a lot of breathing coming forward in the

beginning

For Gender Neutral Voice:

1. Pant with voicing the sentence neutral sound and tone

2. Voice the sentence into the straw/water neutral sound and tone

3. Optional 3rd step: 1-3 guhs with cheeks puffed neutral sound and tone

4. Open the mouth, Inhale through the mouth straight back to the oropharynx

a. DO NOT SWALLOW YOUR INHALE

b. DO NOT INHALE THROUGH THE NOSE

5. Tongue stays neutral OR lifts up and forward to skew voice fem OR lowers down and

back toward throat to skew voice masc

6. Say the sentence and let the breath come forward straight back out, do not shift up or

down (imagine the inhale and exhale as a slingshot - straight back and straight back

out)

For Masculine Voice:

1. Voice the sentence into the straw/water low, loose, and deep

2. Open the mouth, Inhale through the mouth, Swallow the breath shifting breath into the

chest

a. OR Open the mouth, Inhale through the mouth, Exhale completely shifting the

exhale in to the chest

b. DO NOT INHALE AGAIN BEFORE SENTENCE PRODUCTION

c. DO NOT INHALE THROUGH THE NOSE

3. Flatten the lips and the teeth to bring them closer together for closed resonance (make

both as flat and close together as possible); reduce smile/pucker lip movements

4. Pull the tongue back and down toward the throat

5. Tuck the chin in toward your neck

6. Say the sentence; you should hear a lack of breath coming forward and mostly hear

grit gravel and boom