[tutorial] THE VOICE

[Guest Anonymous]

I keep reading, especially on the IRC that certain users have had trouble getting their tulpa's voice to sound different from their own. So far its just a wait and see kind of event. Hoping and praying that the voice will start to sound different. I did not do this.

 

I am going to tell you something that every other guide has told you not to do, ever. That if you were to do what I say then some unholy god/admin from the mighty tulpa overwatchers will smite you. This is not true.

I am going to tell you to parrot. That's right you are going to move your tulpa's lips like a puppet.

 

This is not a requirement but I suggest that you fully visualize you'r tulpa before you begin Voxxing. (That is the word for Forcing a voice) If you can fully visualize and render your tulpa before you begin voxxing it will be much easier as you can get down the lip and jaw movements.

 

In your head you will need to sound out some phrases and stories. It doesnt matter what it is as long as you can remember it and repeat it over and over again. Go ahead and say this phrase to your tulpa and have him/her repeat it. Here is the tricky part. Imagine the voice you want your tulpa to possess. It will sound weak and hazy, not very strong like the voice you already have in your head. This is ok. Keep doing this and continue to focus on the voice.

 

This is the longest step of this process is that which seems like no progress is being made. It took me personally six hours for the process to begin to work. The voice will start to sound more clear and profound. Now you might think it may be easy to mix up signs of sentience with this. Its not. When your tulpa becomes sentient his/her voice will be able to talk over yours. Like a friend talking to you. It is very distinct and the only way you can not notice it is if you are completely doped up. Even then Its hard. I know.

 

After you are able to get this voice solid and firm enough you can continue onto narration, or personality if your a stiff.. Have your tulpa repeat what you say every so often to keep the voice in your head. I did this and I was able to skip all of the horrible hassle of trying to deviate my tulpas voice from my own. Also her voice may deviate from the original, my tulpa has.

 

ENJOY

[Splooshie123]

*Closes eyes, imagines Fede's avatar with hair*

 

Nope. Can't do it.

 

Thanks though.

[Guest Anonymous]

try harder.

[Lukenstein3D]

Wow, this has been helping me out so much. It's getting so much easier to hear and understand Wicker, and now we're having real conversations!

 

Two more exercises similar to this that I came up with after reading this and have been using:

 

1: Say one half of a phrase (either in your voice or your tulpa's, it should get to a point where you don't need to use your tulpa's voice) and have them repeat the other half (I say "Why did the chicken cross the road", you say "To get to the other side"). This is great because there's little to no parroting involved, though it might be better to start doing this after you've parroted at least a little.

 

2: Say one very simple phrase and have your tulpa repeat it in their voice and in their own words (I say "It's cold outside", my tulpa says "It's freezing as shit outside"). This is great because it involves zero parroting, allowing your tulpa to completely recognize this new voice as their own while also developing their own manners of speech.

 

Both of these have and are helping me out a lot, and tied in to the original exercise could help others out greatly.

[Guest Anonymous]

Approved. This guide is concise, and has worked for many people. [Forcing] [sentience]

[Linkzelda]

There was a similar guide submission that came after this one, and I honestly used this guide as a supplement to get the idea that parroting wasn’t going to be a big issue if it was merely a transient mode of progression. It gets my approval since there’s not really many guides in developing vocal tulpa in general.

 

[Vocality] or [sentience] tag

[waffles]

Approved for guides. We don't have a 'vocality' tag so I've given it a sentience one. Questionable?

[Sands]

Yeah sentience is a bit silly, but what else are we going to do. Technically this also is forcing, but eh. What do I know, implying we'd get a new tag. Luckily the title of this one is very clear.

 

While the implications of it being the longest step when nothing seems to happen could be a bit iffy, I am going to hope the readers understand that it's all based on personal experiences of others and that your experience could be different. Other than that, approved I guess.

[Guest Anonymous]

Approved.

[schlondark]

Approved for guides, could also fit into tips and tricks.

[NotAnonymous]

Approved, Guides.

 

This is a fairly classic guide for working on a tulpa's voice. Pretty decent at getting that auditory imagination going and helping your tulpa get one of those amazing detailed voices.