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Is it a condition or some sort of disease when people mature but their voices stay the same as they were when they were little? anything u can do?
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Voice lessons: Some people have high pitched voice even as adults. If you have taken music lessons, you know about the different octaves in the musical scale. If you want to speak with a lower voice, you can purposefully bring your voice down by one octave, and just practice speaking that way to see how it sounds. Or take voice lessons to achieve your goal, if you really think it's important for you.
Answered 8/2/2014
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