Voice Help
Jul. 18th, 2005 02:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sandmansisterI'm significantly better than last week. I can produce audible sound without pain... and most of the time it sounds OK for conversational purposes, if a touch on the Brenda Vaccaro side (which isn't bad in and of itself... except I'm a soprano).
But it's not getting any better. The drainage is mostly gone but my voice still sounds... tired. Tried to go in and re-tape a VO today and I sounded a little puny to my own ears when I heard myself in the headphones.
I'm trying to keep conversation to a minimum, and I'm still downing hot tea as often as I can (considering it's Texas in July and I don't want to overheat). Any other tricks or suggestions from you voice folk out there?
But it's not getting any better. The drainage is mostly gone but my voice still sounds... tired. Tried to go in and re-tape a VO today and I sounded a little puny to my own ears when I heard myself in the headphones.
I'm trying to keep conversation to a minimum, and I'm still downing hot tea as often as I can (considering it's Texas in July and I don't want to overheat). Any other tricks or suggestions from you voice folk out there?
