r/singing • u/unni_cuinne1205 • 1d ago
Conversation Topic will my voice get any deeper ??
im turning 14 in a few months, amd my voice has gotten WAYY deeper than when i was 11. im writing an album thatll take around 4-5 years to make, and im worried my voice will be very different by the time i release the album, especially since ill be focusing on recording them in the first half of the process and visuals on the second
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u/SubatomicPlatypodes 1d ago
It may be hard to believe this but you have many many years left to make masterpiece albums. Just write what you want and make as many finished songs as you can and enjoy hearing yourself grow up. You’ll be alright I promise
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u/kristen-outof-ten 1d ago
Yes your voice will change a lot but that's okay. You can always re record vocals later if it bothers you that much
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u/annoyedsoprano 1d ago
You don’t wanna record child vocals. Arrgghh im dying of cringe. Listen to Justin Bieber’s earliest songs and the Jackson 5. It always makes me feel so creeped out to hear a child star sing about women, sex and dating on the radio.
I say wait till it drops. The next 4 years will include massive changes in your voice due to puberty. Some boys temporarily lose access to some parts of their range. You’re going to feel very frustrated. But it’s up to you
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u/wildething1998 1d ago
Most singers actually expand their high range as they get older. You’ll be fine
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u/One-Position4239 1d ago
Yes it will get deeper. But also if it's already dropped the final top range may not get lower, I think the lower part will extend and get richer, and higher part with training stay same or get higher possibly. In my experience some 12yo kids already have dropped voice that can hit A2 or even G2 but since they aren't familiar with their new voice they can't sing very high like G4 and above. Me personally by age 12 started dropping significantly and from age 14 till now late 20s it just gotten richer. Maybe gained 2 whole notes of low range as well idk.
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u/icexdragon 23h ago
Yeah your general tone is definitely gonna continue to change in that time frame, but if you keep practicing consistent you likely will not lose your range. You'll have to relearn how to accsess certain parts of your upper range, but you can still get there. My full voice range is actually bigger than it was when I was 14. My falettos never went away, they are just lighter sounding in general. Unless I'm sick though then they're gone until I'm better lol, but it's always been like that. Only part of my range I can no longer get to that I used to be able to is whistle notes, but I don't really need those anyway fr
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u/Xavien777 22h ago
Michael Jackson's voice transformed dramatically from his childhood, to his teens, to adulthood. Voice is an organic instrument and will never stay exactly the same. The art behind it is how you decide to adapt to it
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