Christella VoiceUp - Feminize your voice

I've bought this app, all 3 sessions to help as a supporting tool to professional speech therapy , following recent vocal cord surgery. The sessions fit in quite nicely with my morning and evening commute. I'm not looking to improve pitch as the surgery has done that for me, but the intonation work is really helping. As my pitch is already quite good I was able to skip the basics but parts 2 and 3 are very helpful. My only criticism has been mentioned before, that being you can't fast forward through bits to speed up the session. I found I've been doing much of the more advanced practices, reading poetry and also speaking song lyrics as they flow in a similar way. A great app and while it can be expensive to some, it's worth it if you're tired of being misgendered on the phone etc.

I am very pleased with the lessons and feel its a minimal investment for a longterm gain. I am devout in my lessons and understand the app, as well as its design, is simply not the end all be all. Like anything else in life, you get out of it what you put into it. Practice, practice and practice. Many thanks from this Trans women who is verm much pleased with your economical lessons, well done sweetheart!!

Easily the most comprehensive vocal feminization training app, and well worth the spend. Vastly improved interface as compared to a year or two ago. Quibbles: Tutor's accent is not neutral and may present a challenge to North American English speakers not wanting to project an affected accent.

Not very helpful. This app is little more than a repeat after me app. Very little actual 'how to' content. In my opinion there are free youtube videos that are much more informative than this app. If I could get my money back I would

I wanted to love the app, but it's too easy to make mistakes e.g. going into falsetto as it's very focused on pitch and doesn't tell you what NOT to do. I'm now waiting for an ENT appointment as I've damaged my voice using this app 2-3x a week for only a month and most likely have nodules! Yes, I was absolutely doing it wrong but the app doesn't tell you anything about voice damage/common mistakes. I wish I'd paid for a speech therapist.

The free lesson could be better. It just seemed I was saying words as normal even with holding the "mm" sound and feeling the vibration etc. The pitch analysis seems flawed as a concept in these kind of apps. I can just swing my voice into something silly sounding and hit "90% feminine" while just sounding like a guy doing a silly voice. Obviously that's using it in an unintended way, but it means I can't put much faith in the analysis as a result. Not sure I want to put £15 into buying a lesson.

Close to useless. Much of this app consists of repeating simple words and phrases in a tedious manner. There is nothing which aids the feminisation of the voice such as how to shorten the vocal tract and raising resonance and tone. YouTube videos, such as the practical and well-researched TransVoiceLessons or Elaine Walquist, are more useful and effective. I wasted my money on this.

Upgrade phone, and Stage 1 lessons gone. I've just upgraded my mobile phone from a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 to a Galaxy Note 10+. Now all stages except the free intro are not available, including stage one which I paid for.

It's a great app for transwomen to feminize their voices, but, after purchasing stage 2, it's telling me I must purchase it again to use it. What gives with that? I'll purchase no additional stages until this glitch is fixed.

All the information on how to change your voice costs. The only part that is free is the voice analyzer. (Which is fine) But some info on what I am doing right or wrong would be nice.

I've purchased the first two lessons, and now the app crashes whenever I try to open it. I've tried reinstalling it multiple times, and it still wont work. $30 down the drain.

App update now wants me to repay to get the lessons I've already paid for. Also I heard good things about this app, but you really need an instructor that doesn't have an British English accent. I certainly don't want to be sounding like I'm a British woman as I'm American.

Thanks for a Great app I use for practicing whilst out and about walking. Would be great if it could run in the background with the screen turned off so my hands don't get so cold : )

Very misleading app itself is free, however to do anything is 20 bucks a course not bad. Just can't help but very mislead.

I'm not expecting this to be immediate or easy but the app was frustrating due to the fast speed. Also having someone describe how to change your voice when they never had to is pointless.

!This is not a free app! I just finished lesson one and I'm already speaking differently. Other self programs tell me i need to say words differently, this app shows me specifically how I should be saying them. I think this will be very helpful.

I successfully learned techniques to sound more feminine directly from this app! The lessons ARE useful, but the price(s) seemed high.

This app has helped me more than any other. I didn't understand the repetition at first but the more I practice the more I hear the benefit. I wish there was a part 4!

Second to Last update wiped all my data, even after updating none of my stuff will save, even with most recent update, this app is now trash.

These apps are hella stupid I checked it out cuz couldn't believe there really is an app for this!!! But how can an app do that? Change your voice? No way its the hormones that feminize a persons voice duh thats why girls sound different than boy's naturally....

Good clear instructions with practical ideas. Supporting articles are really helpful too.

It helps to get an "idea" but being hardware reliant you never know how acurate it is.

It seems really good except Stage one stops at the letter P when reciting the alphabet

Nothing happens. It's stuck on one screen

Lessons aren't free, but the ranking is

About 50% at least give a free lesson first tho

Very helpful fir the experiment I was trying.