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The Science of How Biology and Behaviour Shape Your Voice

Is your voice shaped more by biology or behaviour? In this video, gender-affirming voice teacher Renée Yoxon (they/them) explores the science behind what makes a voice sound gendered—and why that matters for trans people seeking a voice that feels like home. You’ll learn: What testosterone-driven changes actually do to your voice Why behaviour can override biology when it comes to vocal gender cues How pitch, resonance, and intonation vary across languages and cultures What infant cries reveal about how early voice learning begins Why gendered voices are more learned than most people realize Whether you're trans, nonbinary, questioning, or just curious, this video offers a compelling, evidence-backed look at how our voices are shaped—and how they can change. --- ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00 Intro 1:00 Vocal Physiology 2:44 Speaking Voice Trends Over Time 3:37 Speaking Voice Differences Across Languages 4:29 Gender is Communicated Differently in Different Cultural Contexts 5:17 What Does This Mean? 7:58 Conclusion --- 🔗 Explore More 📚 Free voice training resources: https://www.reneeyoxon.com/freebies 🎓 Free vocal anatomy guide – Learn How Your Voice Works: https://www.reneeyoxon.com/free-vocal... 📒 Practice log templates: https://www.reneeyoxon.com/practice-logs 🗣️ Follow-along voice warm-up: https://www.reneeyoxon.com/follow-alo... 🎤 Voice training courses: https://go.reneeyoxon.com/yt-courses --- 💬 What surprised you most in this video—biology, behaviour, or baby accents? Let's talk in the comments. --- About Renée Renée Yoxon (they/them) is a trans voice teacher helping people of all genders transform how they sound through science-backed voice training that focuses on comfort, confidence, and gender expression. Learn more at https://www.reneeyoxon.com. --- #transvoice #genderaffirmingvoice #mtfvoice