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"Voice type is secondary. Record yourself and find out what you can do. Make up your mind about what want to be able to do. Work determinedly for years. And succeed!  \n \nWe all have stories about coming to terms with our voices. I started out by concluding that I couldn't hit high notes - in a tone that was pleasing to others, anyway. So I focused on the low end for years (playing more than actually working). After progressing a bit and learning a little about support, I discovered a lot of potential in the higher range but nothing new happened to my lows. So now I have to adjust my \"voice identity\" to the fact that I can't even pull off a convincing baritone and that I was just excessively darkening of my timbre for all those years to sound bariton-y. (And I still have no idea what I'd develope into if I were to train opera.) \n"
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