I m a boy and now I m 12 years old and want to change my voice to baritone, what should I do? 20

I'm a boy and now I'm 12 years old and want to change my voice to baritone, what should I do? If you change your voice, you should still take good care of your voice. After the voice change period, you should still be able to sing high notes, if you are a professional vocal musician, I think most of the singing is skill, right?

If you can't sing it, can you sing falsetto? The timbre still depends on the difference between people, I am also a boy, now 18 years old, the voice should be relatively high, hoarseness during the voice change period should be normal, now you are still young, just entered puberty, pay attention not to eat spicy and salty food, drink more water, rhyme and don't shout in your voice. Yelled.

Don't be reckless when singing, you can pull your voice to sing high notes, and it's okay to take some throat lozenges.

At the age of 12, the vocal cords will gradually become thicker, don't worry, you can do vocal training from time to time when you are older.

Boys are about to change their voices at the age of 12, and their voices will become thick during the voice change period, and it will be easy to sing baritone.

You go to a professional teacher to teach you, and through professional practice, something will change.

There is no way around it, this is needed. Your physiological changes are not subject to human will. There you go. Your voice after age. There will be changes to what the sound is. It is impossible to control the final physiological changes.

You can practice your voice in the right way to broaden your vocal range, but you must be careful not to use the wrong method during the voice change period, otherwise your voice may become hoarse.

I still can't do it, I'm in the period of voice change, you have to grow up a little more, and then learn to speak.

At the age of 12, as he gets older, he will change his voice, and he will also become a baritone, so he doesn't have to do it deliberately, and it's useless to do it.

I think you should go to a professional ** teacher to consult. Let the ** teacher judge whether you have the baritone you are qualified.

You are still young and have not yet entered the voice change period, and strong practice will damage your vocal cords.

With the right amount of practice every day, the right practice can make some changes in the sound and make it better.

But wrong and excessive practice can lead to damage to your vocal cords, and it is possible that your voice will be even more unpleasant. In short, learning false sounds is a technical way to change the sound, but it is not recommended. The most important thing is to take care of your throat, both boys and girls.

Try to lower your voice during speech and gently squeeze your vocal cords with your throat, if the boy's voice is too sharp in a conversation with someone, it is easy to deduct image points, but this trick must not be too forceful. Change your speaking habits, try to keep your laughter low, speak quietly, speak in your most comfortable audio range, and find some good pronunciation methods.

Notes:

Some people are known for their loud voices in their lives, but we can see that these "big voices" are not only loud, but also difficult to hear, which is the consequence of overusing the voice.

Usually try to keep your voice as low as possible, and control the volume when you speak. Don't be too loud or too quiet, and try to find your most comfortable vocal range.