Can you just vape water vapor?

[MrBrockLee]

So to give you guys some background, I personally don't vape. I know it's not anywhere near as bad for you as cigarettes but I still want to play it safe since it's relatively new and it we don't seem know yet to what extent its safe. So again I personally don't plan on starting.

That being said, there was one time when I was hanging with a group of friends and one of them had a vape. I was curious to at least see what it was like so I took a puff (or a hit or whatever the correct term here it I have no idea). When I did I immediately spoke afterward and I noticed my voice was way deeper than normal.

The reason I bring that up is because I'm making a small video game project and am planning on voicing the characters. One of them I want to have a low voice but my vocal range ends slightly below where I want that characters pitch to be.

I've heard the reason why vaping lowers your pitch is because the water vapor is denser than the air, and if that's the case, can you use a vape with just water vapor? If so, then. I'd do that when voicing the character.

If it's something else in it that makes your voice lower, can you use a vape with just that (unless it's a potentially bad chemical)? Thanks!

 

[suprtrkr]

I suppose, technically, it could be done. I'd be worried about scalding myself, personally. I also don't think you'll have a lot of luck with standard vape gear. With most of it you start getting wicking problems when juice water content exceeds 5-10%. Water is a lot thinner than e-juice.

 

[pennysmalls]

Perhaps try a humidifier and see if that works for your voice. Nothing is known about vaping water, not worth the risk imo.

 

[bacc.vap]

I've tried vaping just water in a tank before, doesn't work very well at all. If it would lower your voice, no idea.

 

[edyle]

So to give you guys some background, I personally don't vape. I know it's not anywhere near as bad for you as cigarettes but I still want to play it safe since it's relatively new and it we don't seem know yet to what extent its safe. So again I personally don't plan on starting.

That being said, there was one time when I was hanging with a group of friends and one of them had a vape. I was curious to at least see what it was like so I took a puff (or a hit or whatever the correct term here it I have no idea). When I did I immediately spoke afterward and I noticed my voice was way deeper than normal.

The reason I bring that up is because I'm making a small video game project and am planning on voicing the characters. One of them I want to have a low voice but my vocal range ends slightly below where I want that characters pitch to be.

I've heard the reason why vaping lowers your pitch is because the water vapor is denser than the air, and if that's the case, can you use a vape with just water vapor? If so, then. I'd do that when voicing the character.

If it's something else in it that makes your voice lower, can you use a vape with just that (unless it's a potentially bad chemical)? Thanks!

I suspect the low voice thing you got was more because of what was in that person's vape, and not merely vaping itself.

A stong hit on high wattage mod does something to your throat.

No you can't just vape water.

 

[r77r7r]

Just vape and adjust the voice level on the sound system?

Helium??

 

[Izan]

Just vape and adjust the voice level on the sound system?

Helium??

Air density is the key hear...(pun intended)

But for your project...record the tracks and then tweak them with a voice/sound/mixing program.

Cheers
I

 

[r77r7r]

Air density is the key hear...(pun intended)

But for your project...record the tracks and then tweak them with a voice/sound/mixing program.

Cheers
I

Yeah, That
B

 

[suprtrkr]

Air density is the key hear...(pun intended)

But for your project...record the tracks and then tweak them with a voice/sound/mixing program.

Cheers
I

Sound board does sound like a better idea.

 

[r77r7r]

OK, I just tried it, helium after each vape return s the vocal cords to normal.

 

[JMS75]

Well, a while back I attempted to wash a coil... So it was wet. Not a good idea!!! It just tasted all burned up.

 

[johnkong]

its hard me talking outta my clouds, but eh you can get straight vg, no?

i suggest you get better advice than i

 

[AndriaD]

Well, a while back I attempted to wash a coil... So it was wet. Not a good idea!!! It just tasted all burned up.

I always rinse my coils when I dry-burn them. But then when you re-wick, you prime it all with ejuice, you silly goose!

Andria

 

[Two_Bears]

So to give you guys some background, I personally don't vape. I know it's not anywhere near as bad for you as cigarettes but I still want to play it safe since it's relatively new and it we don't seem know yet to what extent its safe. So again I personally don't plan on starting.

That being said, there was one time when I was hanging with a group of friends and one of them had a vape. I was curious to at least see what it was like so I took a puff (or a hit or whatever the correct term here it I have no idea). When I did I immediately spoke afterward and I noticed my voice was way deeper than normal.

The reason I bring that up is because I'm making a small video game project and am planning on voicing the characters. One of them I want to have a low voice but my vocal range ends slightly below where I want that characters pitch to be.

I've heard the reason why vaping lowers your pitch is because the water vapor is denser than the air, and if that's the case, can you use a vape with just water vapor? If so, then. I'd do that when voicing the character.

If it's something else in it that makes your voice lower, can you use a vape with just that (unless it's a potentially bad chemical)? Thanks!

Current from a battery vabd water doesn't mix, and may be extremely dangerous.

I would get an RDA and vape pure VG (Vegetable Glycerin).