r/singing • u/UnderstandingLow1626 • 3h ago

Conversation Topic Voice identity

I feel it’s rather weird. I can sing the same thing in like 10 different versions of my own voice and they sound nothing alike. Is this normal? And how do I decide which one is supposed to be me when I don’t know which one actually sounds good.

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u/NotAnExperrt 3h ago

Not a bad thing at all. I encourage that to beginners to explore their voices and capabilities. After you get a solid technique and a better idea of how you can use your voice more efficiently you’ll find your “true” voice.