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I am not asking this to be condescending, I’m genuinely curious. But are you 100% certain that its within everyone’s capability? Could a bass, ever transition to a fully passable female voice? And also is the reverse true? Is every female capable of doing a male voice?

You said in an earlier comment you became more talkative as a result of the surgery, and you said you also take Ritalin now. I know my add medication makes me more talkative, so I wonder if that is from the surgery or the medication?

What techniques does netflix use to handle the massive amounts of data that users stream?

Also, what technology stack do you guys use?

Ooh I gotcha!

This is very interesting. I had noticed a lot of these things in trying to do vocal impressions of women (i am a guy). I think people definitely downplay how large of an effect vocal inflection plays in sounding like a specific gender. However, as you mentioned, I think pitch and chord thickness (I think) are also a large factor in sounding like your desired gender, specifically in a male to female transition. I feel that while most people with low voices could hit the notes and match the inflection of a female voice, but I’d be hesitant to say that most baritones/basses could match the vocal weight of a female. But I also could entirely be wrong! Lol. I think afab women might have it easier (even without the use of testosterone) due to the fact that men (to my knowledge) have a much larger spectrum of voice weights/types that you could fall under