Trans Voice Training - a guide to Altamira's Hierarchy of Vocal Acquisition

Hi! This is a compilation of my recent TikTok trilogy all about my recent trans vocal feature acquisition model, which I call "Altamira's Hierarchy of Vocal Acquisition". It is loosely based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs (as well as some models of secondary language learning) and describes a method of increasingly complex ways to utilize the voice. Part 1 defines each of these levels and describes what their purposes are, Part 2 introduces the actual hierarchy and its rules, and Part 3 includes a thorough demonstration of vocal weight through this learning model.
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[@intercosmos]

wtf, this is actually understandable unlike the other ones !!!

[@chloemoey]

so good... please make more content!!

[@BeccaBecca71]

I walked away from YT for 5 seconds .... when i came back, i was lost until i realized that you are giving us a panoramic view of the blueprint! Like seeing Asia from orbit, im walking the Great Wall waiting for my ride to orbit
Not to be contrary .... 09:35
I thought exercises were the way to train my muscle memory in my throat to do what it never did before
To develop endurance to speak with a different voice, maybe a mimicked voice
My summary? (After i got lost)
#1 have fun
#2 05:10 unscripted daily conversation (i think she means practice in life), some friends are eager to hear our voices develop and represent our inner personality

[@JosephDewey]

Awesome video!!! So cool, and excellent voice examples. I really like how you teach.

[@Freak80MC]

I've personally always been stuck at level 1 because I can go from dark resonance to normal guy voice resonance and then... that's it. I can't go any higher. Pretty much all my voice training difficulties have stemmed from this one fact. I've had to work around it and while I think I'm changing my resonance to some degree, it's very much tied to my shift in pitch so I still doubt whether I'm getting the right shift in resonance or not in my trained voice. (and the fact that I have throat pain when I do my voice probably indicates I'm doing something wrong somewhere)

[@themathsprofessor6962]

you've got other problems than voice training!!

[@lspoulin]

that's a good sequence of training, thank you.