Voice Pitch Analyzer Reviews

i’m a genderqueer person on testosterone and this is super helpful for tracking voice changes! well, when i can get to the data. in order to view pitch history, i need to record my current pitch. i’d love a version that allows for users to see their history more readily. otherwise, a very useful app that’s simple and easy to use.

worked perfectly. Saw the negative reviews about VoicePitchAnalyzer not working and the developer responded saying they received an influx of new users and an overloaded app but fixed now. so just coming to leave a poster view because the developer fix the problem and I was able to analyze my voice no problem great app

I'm trying to inch my natural speaking pitch down past the androgynous range where it's always been. This is the best app I've found so far. No bells and whistles, just a straight pitch analyzer. It could do with a few more features, maybe options to keep track of previous measurements and some analytics as to how your voice has changed over time. Overall though it's just what I want.

I’ve been using VoicePitchAnalyzer for a little over a month and I’ve liked it. But now when I record myself, it doesn’t save the recording. The whole point of my using VoicePitchAnalyzer is to track the changes of my voice over time - but now it doesn’t save or track. I even bought a month subscription, thinking that would help but it still is not saving my recordings.

I feel bad for anyone out there who is trans but VoicePitchAnalyzer tells you that your voice is too deep/high. It’s normal, please don’t let this bring you down. Everyone’s voice is different no matter the gender. You are who you are. But VoicePitchAnalyzer does work and it’s quite simple really. I didn’t really enjoy it but it does the work. <3

Does exactly one thing, and does it well. I find it stable, easy, and consistent. If you want to work on your voice, you might want more features, but then you should be paying for a different app. As of this writing, VoicePitchAnalyzer has no ads, no in-app purchases, it’s just simple free.

I love VoicePitchAnalyzer. The only thing I would change is getting to see past results with out having to talk for a minute.

Exactly as advertised. Wish that it had an option to add notes to a recording so one can mark natural versus practiced pitch for keeping records.

Also, developers, maybe check the random text samples, as a highly misogynistic passage from Dorian Grey is best left out of rotation.

VoicePitchAnalyzer just tells youIt’s a range of your pitch but not how to increase it or lower it depending upon the audience and the material being presented definitely not worth the premium price. It just says female, androgynous, or male. It would be a better app if it gave information about how to lower the pitch or to add variation in the internation. I know I’m a woman and it’s female look like Elizabeth Holmes sometimes it’s good to have a lower voice pitch for certain businesses and serious discussions.

Not gonna lie, finally being allowed download VoicePitchAnalyzer after a long time was pretty dang underwhelming. But for the little it does, it does it well I suppose. If I (and others) wanted more, it obviously wouldn't be free. Pretty much just a simple, straightforward, but well-made app.

I like the Droid based phone version better. This version is pretty lousy and basic nock off. There are no charts nor a way to keep a history of your pitch as in the Droid Version.

I think that a couple of better apps would be Voice Analyst (my number one choice) and Voice Tools (not that great but better than this one).

If VoicePitchAnalyzer had it’s game on and match the Droid version or even better, they made it better, it would rock.

I hope that the developer puts more effort into VoicePitchAnalyzer and keeps adding features. Inhave the Droid version in one of my phones, I would love to have it in my iPhone and iPad. I have been asking the developer of the Apple version for years. But not this lousy stripped down version. Too bad!

I’d really like if I could see all of my past readings, and to not have to do a reading to see them. When I want to show my friends my vocal progress, I don’t want to have to sit there and read for a minute before they can see it, and I want to see all of them that I’ve done, not just the current and 1 previous

The past several times I’ve tried to record myself, I receive an error that says there was not an adequate sample obtained, after I push record and read the entire passage. I could previously use VoicePitchAnalyzer with no problem.

Additionally, I wish VoicePitchAnalyzer stored recordings, with dates, and also tracked the voice range over time. I’m having to do all this with other apps, and on spreadsheets, and it’s frustrating to not be able to do it in one place.

When I had my Samsung phone VoicePitchAnalyzer worked wonderfully. It gave accurate and fast feedback for just one minutes worth of audio. Now, on my iPhone, all that happens after I record a sample is a message that says VoicePitchAnalyzer needs a better/longer sample. I’ve tried several times and the same message always appears.

VoicePitchAnalyzer is simple and easy to use, and it’s great for tracking vocal pitch progress. It’s gotten a lot cleaner and more cohesive since I started using it over a year ago, and I really appreciate the changes that’ve been made.

I got VoicePitchAnalyzer because my voice is changing because of puberty and that kind of made me dysphoric as i want to be androgynous. VoicePitchAnalyzer told me i sounded androgynous and i want to cry from happiness thank you!!

When I first found out about VoicePitchAnalyzer, I was hoping it would have the tools and tracking that is featured on the other platforms that VoicePitchAnalyzer is available. While it is still nice to have, VoicePitchAnalyzer doesn’t have as much functional use for me.

VoicePitchAnalyzer only tells you to read a long essay. Then when you hit the stop button, you’ll see 3 words: male, female, or androgynous. If you decide to read in a deep voice, it will highlight (male). If you decide to read in a high pitch voice, it will highlight (female). If your decide to read the long essay in between high and low, it will highlight (androgynous). THATS IT! That’s all you just wasted your time on.

I got VoicePitchAnalyzer because I was curious to see how high pitched/low pitched my voice was. The first results told me I had a high pitch, which is pretty accurate. However, I tried again, this time doing a really high pitch on purpose to see what the results would be. I went to the results and it said I sounded like a male (low pitched) which was completely not true.

im a trans person who has been using VoicePitchAnalyzer to track voice changes. i love getting to see the history across recordings. it would be nice if you could see recording history without recording a new sample. i've also found that the reading samples provided end super early, up to 30 seconds earlier, before the 1 minute recording period ends. i still really love VoicePitchAnalyzer despite these minor things.

I've no doubt that this is useful to people with more normal voices, but for some reason my very deep bass voice is categorized as a woman's. It makes me wonder how accurate this whole thing is, that a guy who sounds a Johnny Cash record slowed down is apparently a normal-voiced woman.

Ive has VoicePitchAnalyzer for about a year and 4 months, using it to record my voice changes while transitioning from female to male. It used to work fine and would allow me to see the exact point in which my voice went from sounding female to sounding male but now when I hit record and talk, no matter how long I talk it says there was not enough audio recorded.

It shows me where my voice is at, I’m a trans man, so I want to watch my voice go lower. I take screenshots of the reading after it shows the new reading. Love it!

The version in the google play store goes into more depth, saves previous recordings data, and some other stuff that this one doesn't do.

Love that it’s free and has no ads, I’ve also found that it’s very accurate as long as you use a recording that’s 30 sec or longer

I use VoicePitchAnalyzer to practice my voice for transitioning. It's a basic app, but it's perfect for practicing to keep my voice in the range I want.

Heard about this via the NATS voice conference. Downloaded it thinking it would help me find my average speaking pitch. The recording process to analyze my input is super slow, I terms of text scrolling. The results are not explained at all and there is no further info or interpretation. More follow-through, please.

I'm a man and when I used my normal voice the bar was lower in the male zone, but when I tried again with a deeper voice, it went higher into the female zone. Also it isn't the most helpful app, because there's no explanation of the graph. Doesn't tell you why your bar is big or small or why it's placed where it is on the graph.