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Read aloud — a new session tool The other tools react to whatever you happen to say. This one hands you the same text every time, so two readings a month apart are comparable. - Two passages per language, in two lengths: the Rainbow Passage in English, Nordwind und Sonne and Der süße Brei in German. The text follows your practice language, not the language the app is in. - A result that leads with where your pitch sat — as a share of the reading, not a verdict on your voice. Then your average and median, your range and how much the pitch moved, how much of the reading sat inside your own target range, your reading rate against the passage, and how loud you were relative to the room. - Playback under a chart of your pitch over time, so you can hear the moment a number came from. - An optional prompter. Pick Slow, Normal or Fast: the passage lights the line you should be on, scrolls to keep it in view, and tells you how long the reading takes at that pace before you start. - Nothing is recorded until you press Start, so the time spent getting comfortable never becomes a clip. Recordings longer than a minute are no longer lost The Loudness meter, Spectrum, Gender perception and Focus screens each sent a take as a single file, and anything past 60 seconds was refused and thrown away without a word — the session simply finished and the clip never appeared. This is why some of you lost recordings you were proud of, and we're sorry. - Those four screens now cut a long take into pieces while it records and join them back into one clip. - Finishing a session waits for the audio to actually reach the server, so a long reading can no longer be stored as just its first 30 seconds. - If a recording fails to upload, the app now says so instead of staying quiet. Also in this release - Course modules and lessons that aren't written yet show as coming soon, with a clock rather than a padlock, and are left out of your progress.
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TransVoice.App is designed for transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse people who want to explore, practice, and better understand their voice. Combine guided exercises, a structured course, and visual tools for pitch, loudness, spectrograms, and other voice characteristics. GUIDED VOICE TRAINING Practice at your own pace with short lessons, clear explanations, and practical exercises. Choose individual activities or follow the course step by step. The course covers topics including: • Pitch and pitch variation • Voice quality and articulation • Pronunciation and clarity • Prosody, speech melody, and expression • Applying exercises to everyday speech • Building a consistent practice routine The content is designed for independent voice practice and provides guidance while you explore your voice. LIVE TOOLS FOR YOUR VOICE Visualize different aspects of your voice while speaking: • Real-time pitch monitor with Hertz display • Spectrogram • Loudness meter • Voice stability and pitch tracking • Recording and comparison tools The measurements can help you observe changes and experiment with different speaking styles. They are not an assessment of your voice or gender. TRACK YOUR PRACTICE Save practice sessions, compare recordings, and view changes over time. Follow your own routine without needing to pursue a specific number or predefined voice ideal. FOR DIFFERENT VOICE GOALS TransVoice.App can be used by people exploring topics such as: • A more feminine voice presentation • A more masculine voice presentation • Androgynous or non-binary vocal expression • Pitch, articulation, and speech melody • Better understanding their speaking voice Every voice is different. You decide which exercises, reference ranges, and tools fit your personal goals. FOR BEGINNERS AND DETAIL LOVERS New to voice training? Start with guided lessons and short practice sessions. Already familiar with voice practice? Use the spectrogram, pitch tracking, loudness measurements, and other data to observe your exercises in more detail. PRIVACY AND CONTROL Your voice is personal. You decide which available recording, storage, cloud, and analysis features you use. More information about data processing is available in the app’s privacy policy. IMPORTANT INFORMATION TransVoice.App is a learning and practice app for independent voice exploration. The app does not guarantee specific results. Displayed measurements are estimates and may vary depending on your device, microphone, environment, and speaking style. Stop an exercise if it feels uncomfortable.
What's new · 1.5.0
Read aloud — a new session tool The other tools react to whatever you happen to say. This one hands you the same text every time, so two readings a month apart are comparable. - Two passages per language, in two lengths: the Rainbow Passage in English, Nordwind und Sonne and Der süße Brei in German. The text follows your practice language, not the language the app is in. - A result that leads with where your pitch sat — as a share of the reading, not a verdict on your voice. Then your average and median, your range and how much the pitch moved, how much of the reading sat inside your own target range, your reading rate against the passage, and how loud you were relative to the room. - Playback under a chart of your pitch over time, so you can hear the moment a number came from. - An optional prompter. Pick Slow, Normal or Fast: the passage lights the line you should be on, scrolls to keep it in view, and tells you how long the reading takes at that pace before you start. - Nothing is recorded until you press Start, so the time spent getting comfortable never becomes a clip. Recordings longer than a minute are no longer lost The Loudness meter, Spectrum, Gender perception and Focus screens each sent a take as a single file, and anything past 60 seconds was refused and thrown away without a word — the session simply finished and the clip never appeared. This is why some of you lost recordings you were proud of, and we're sorry. - Those four screens now cut a long take into pieces while it records and join them back into one clip. - Finishing a session waits for the audio to actually reach the server, so a long reading can no longer be stored as just its first 30 seconds. - If a recording fails to upload, the app now says so instead of staying quiet. Also in this release - Course modules and lessons that aren't written yet show as coming soon, with a clock rather than a padlock, and are left out of your progress.
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