I've been doing voice training every day for about two months now.
I got into Hitokara a few years ago, but then I got tired of it and stopped playing it.
To begin with, I didn't really like my own voice.
But late last year, I came across a video that shocked me.
what is this……
How can a human voice change so much depending on training?
Apparently, people who are male but produce a female voice (or female but male) are called ``amphophonic'' people.
My brain went crazy while watching it.
This is probably how people in the past felt when they learned that the world was actually a sphere, not a flat surface.
Of course, it's not hard to imagine that the voices they sing in this video are the ones they acquired through hard work and natural talent.
Hal, who was especially amazing, seems to have been singing as a female voice for 15 years.
This is exactly what Ichinen Rock is all about.
While he was composing songs for Vocaloid, CeVIO, and SynthV, somewhere in his heart he wanted to sing with them.
Maybe that dream will come true.
With her hopes in mind, I have been practicing for years to achieve my goal of having a beautiful voice like Hal's, and when I listen to the recordings of my own voice, which I have made through trial and error every day, I am overwhelmed by reality.
But the results of my practice are starting to show little by little.
If you are interested in diphonics after reading this article, I highly recommend the following books.
If you don't like your voice, try making it into a voice that you like.