Song is Let's Go Fly a Kite from Mary Poppins

Apologies the audio isn't that great, things were recorded on a mixture of devices.

1 week on T vs 3 months vs 5 months (Let's go fly a kite)

Pre- T vs 3 months vs 1 year (Brother)

Song is Beasts by Slow Moving Millie

You can tell at about 6 months I struggled a bit more with pitch, there was a good 2 months where I really struggled to sing. I don't know if this happens to everyone but either way it does eventually pass. Sadly you just had to sing terribly until it does.

Pre-T vs 3 months vs 6 months (Beasts)

As you can hear I really couldn't control my voice properly at this stage haha. It's funny hearing it now but at the time I was incredibly demotivated and pretty upset about the range I had lost. While I can't go as high in the same way that I used to, I have a much larger range on the deeper end of my voice and I'm happy with that. I am gradually figuring out how to sing higher.

4 Months on T Attempting to hit a high note

Song is Scarborough Fair by Simon & Garfunkel

Only took me 6 months to get the damn lyrics right, I was often recording these when I had a minute spare so I never bothered checking if the lyrics were wrong.

2 weeks on T vs 3 months vs 6 months (Scarborough Fair)

1 and a half years on T (Let's go fly a kite)

1 and a half years on T (Scarborough Fair)

Song is originally by Kate Bush as we all know but the version I'm singing is the Placebo one.

Pre T vs 1 and a half years on T (Running Up That Hill)

Hi, I'm a transman who's sharing his singing voice changes. I'm not a professional, I just enjoy singing. Some people think all trans men lose their singing voice after being on T -- relearning how to sing can be difficult, but it's not impossible. I hope it'll help hearing how someone else's voice has changed.

Been on T since 2021

2 weeks on T vs 3 months vs 6 months (Scarborough Fair)

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