Voice acting + Vaping
- Thread starter Mizlo
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
If you weren't a smoker before you started vaping (I'm guessing not since you're vaping 0mg) I doubt your voice will change much. Mine didn't, even though I do vape 6mg. 
If you weren't a smoker before you started vaping (I'm guessing not since you're vaping 0mg) I doubt your voice will change much. Mine didn't, even though I do vape 6mg.
If it does change at all, will my voice deepen or will it become higher?
Sorry, no idea. If I had to guess I'd say deeper? Mine certainly hasn't gotten higher (I'm female)
Much much higher, like Alvin and the Chipmunks high.
(Totally kidding
) I don't think anyone will know the answer to this odd questionMuch much higher, like Alvin and the Chipmunks high.
(Totally kidding
Hahaha
Yeah, I'm just curious because I'd rather stay awake from smoking and start to vape soon, but I'm just curious if it'll do any damage to my vocal chords. There aren't that many facts that date if vaping does damage someone's vocal chords or not.
There's also no proof that it does, either. If you never smoked, I wouldn't take up vaping, either. If you have smoked, then vaping is a great alternative.
I won't be vaping very often at all, maybe a couple of times a month. Would that have any affect?
Frankly I don't understand why you'd even start? Most vapers are doing it to quit smoking and stay off of tobacco cigarettes.
...and? People vape for lots of reasons. Just because it's not the same reason you do is no reason to judge.
...and? People vape for lots of reasons. Just because it's not the same reason you do is no reason to judge.
I'm not judging, I'm wondering what purpose it serves in this case. I know people do it for other reasons, and have even supported people using it to curb sweets cravings while trying to lose weight at zero nic. It's easier to answer when one knows what the reasoning is also. It would be great for all of us if we knew what other reasons people turn to it for, more ammunition to use in the fights to come
Edit: I also worry that it's people waiting with a net to catch us all yelling "See! we knew you encouraged people that never smoked to start vaping THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!"...lol
Last edited:
My voice sounds normal now that I quit smoking and started vaping. It was getting really harsh and people told me I was sounding like a man. So I would think it will stay the same. Smoking cigarettes will certainly change it for the worse.
I'm not judging, I'm wondering what purpose it serves in this case. I know people do it for other reasons, and have even supported people using it to curb sweets cravings while trying to lose weight at zero nic. It's easier to answer when one knows what the reasoning is also. It would be great for all of us if we knew what other reasons people turn to it for, more ammunition to use in the fights to come
Edit: I also worry that it's people waiting with a net to catch us all yelling "See! we knew you encouraged people that never smoked to start vaping THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!"...lol
Yeah, I hear you.
For me it was weight loss, and the nicotine helps with that (plus I always liked smoking, I just hated all of the negatives that came with it). My neighbor started vaping when she quit drinking; she started at 0, but moved to 6mg because it also seemed to help her. My friend who has a B&M told me one of her customers is an LAPD officer who also started vaping when he quit drinking. Trading one vice for another, sure, but a low dose of nicotine seems a good tradeoff compared to a drinking problem. Some people also find it helps with ADHD.
I seriously doubt that will have any affect on your voice, especially if you are not doing it constantly. Good luck.
If you need to sound like Tom Waits, I hear that smoking 4 packs of cigarettes a day helps. I'd be deeply pondering the trade-off there.
Honestly, I've never seen anyone in here but me mention voice in relation to vaping. One of my favorite surprises was the gradual return of my singing voice - nothing to write home about, but I'd always enjoyed it, and 4 decades of heavy smoking had left it gravelly and wheezily constricted. It was actually uncomfortable to sing. So cool to be warbling in the bath again!
Honestly, I've never seen anyone in here but me mention voice in relation to vaping. One of my favorite surprises was the gradual return of my singing voice - nothing to write home about, but I'd always enjoyed it, and 4 decades of heavy smoking had left it gravelly and wheezily constricted. It was actually uncomfortable to sing. So cool to be warbling in the bath again!
My voice has improved dramatically since I quit smoking. I have noticed that my range has increased by almost an octave and I had to reduce my microphone gain on the band's mixing console. I haven't had any negative effects from vaping.
Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk
Sent from my SPH-L720 using Tapatalk
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
