Singing To Help With Vocalization

[Aubrila]

In the early stages of Kyri's creation, I would puppet her singing. She started speaking and singing fluently on her own within about a week of her creation. (and she has a love for music, I'm not sure if this caused it.) I didn't do this with Jade, and it's been two weeks and she isn't fluent yet.

 

So maybe having your tulpa sing in the early stages of creation helps them to speak?

[Guest Anonymous]

Did you puppet Jade?

[Aubrila]

At first, to get her voice the way I wanted it.

[Anon]

I'm curious about this too. I tried a little bit of singing when I started working on my tulpa. It's been a month now and she's not audibly vocal yet but can mindvoice to an extent.

[cruse]

I made Chloe recite a poem which supposedly have all the pronunciation in English language.

 

It helps alot.

 

So yep, singing would definitely help.

[SilverRevlis]

What poem would that be? If you still remember the name, I'd use it. I've been reading with her, starting with more elementary level books and going up in difficulty from there.

[Chupi]

I don't see the point of specifically using a poem that has all phonemes. This is not like teaching a computer to speak, where it needs to have a sample of every possible sound it can make. Once you have the overall sound of the voice down, and have managed to be able to hear it in some way, your subconscious should be able to fill in any gaps pretty easily. Just like if you haven't perfectly visualized every inch of your tulpa, undefined parts just autofill with something reasonable.

 

The rest of this thread -- using poems and songs to help get vocalization working better -- is a good idea, and has helped us some.

[cruse]

Sometimes it's just better to have everything ready. Unless of course, you may prefer pop-musics over poems.

 

Just don't try heavy metals and those screaming stuff.

[Samantha-Alley]

When my host is driving and a song is playing we know, I would sing it in an opera fashion, It does help/

[Splooshie123]

I've done this a couple of times (the singing, not the opera thing). If a song gets stuck in my head, it might at least be productive.