Does your speaking voice sound different when you're lucid?

**Amiana** · 11-23-2013 07:38 PM

I've been noticing lately that when I speak in lucid dreams my voice is consistently lower-pitched than it is in the waking world. My voice is already deep for a woman; when I'm lucid I sound nearly androgynous. Sometimes it will even come out like multiple voices speaking in unison, which is trippy to listen to!

So now I'm curious: Have any of you noticed strange differences in your voice when you're in a dream?

**gab** · 11-23-2013 08:38 PM

That's interesting. I have not noticed any difference, but I think that's because I wasn't paying attention to it. Not because I didn't want to, just because hearing my voice always surprises me and I guess I forget to notice anything else. My voice sounds strange to me, as if I heard it first time.

**Original Poster** · 11-23-2013 08:44 PM

Same, I take the particular sound of my voice for granted. Fuck, sometimes I'll take the fact that I'm a female rather than a male for granted when I'm dreaming.