My voice has DEFINITELY changed

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This is really funny to me, what a difference just four years makes!

Listen to the first recording I ever did for just a few seconds: https://ia800303.us.archive.org/1/items/seaboard_parish_1505_librivox/seaboard_parish_34_macdonald_128kb.mp3

Now, listen to my most recent recording for just a few seconds: https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/sirrogerdecoverley_01_addison_128kb.mp3

Can you tell if it's even me? :lol:

The times have changed for sure :lol:
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Post by Cori »

My goodness, that IS some change, Elijah! :mrgreen:

My change is mostly around the sound quality 8-) though my voice has deepened a little over the last 11 years. Plus no slightly-stuffy nose, and I'm a little better at pronouncing LibRIvox after saying it a few thousand times.

https://ia800202.us.archive.org/30/items/northanger_abbey_librivox/northangerabbey_07_austen.mp3 (2006)
https://ia800601.us.archive.org/13/items/waroftheworlds_ver3_1710_librivox/waroftheworlds_v3_01_wells_128kb.mp3 (2017)
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I agree. Your voice has grown slightly deeper and the sound is much better. I didn't notice the stuffy nose though, probably for the better lol.

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Cori wrote: November 17th, 2018, 9:12 am My change is mostly around the sound quality 8-) though my voice has deepened a little over the last 11 years.
Cori, at that rate of voice change (hereinafter designated "delta-V"), do you think we might expect a Marlene Dietrich contralto anytime soon? :lol:

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Post by Cori »

For a very generous definition of 'soon', you betcha. I'm looking forward to those changes very much, too, my older lady voice will be coming in about the time I can legally work on Miss Marple! 8-)

And over the same period, your voice, as well as Elijah's, will probably lift slightly. Age-related changes are fascinating!
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Cori wrote: November 18th, 2018, 3:16 am And over the same period, your voice, as well as Elijah's, will probably lift slightly.
I’m relying on it!

These Ladies-Of-A-Certain-Age detectives always have a colonial gardener of obscure origins as a dramatic foil.

I pride myself on my obscurity! ;)


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