SEND US YOUR VOICE SAMPLES
Community Guests offered a preliminary analysis.
Compliments of the Sound Health Portal Team!
We wish to help you discover the power of BioAcoustic Biology & Sound Health.
To help us do that, please keep in mind:
- Voice Sample quality is completely up to you. Watch the video below to prepare accurate voice files.
- The Form can be submitted with your voice files, only once.
- Do your best to capture a quality voice sample for better analysis.
- Two voice files are suggested.
How do I do this?
- Join the Sound Health Community for free.
- Use a good USB microphone that plugs into your computer.
- Watch the video below on suggested Recording Practices.
- Record and Download two 30-40 second recordings of your voice.
- Upload your voice files using the form at the bottom of this page.
Then what?
- Results will be sent to your email.
- You may wish to invite a Sound Health Provider to run a closer scan on your voice samples.
Note: Once a voice file is uploaded, your voice sample is completely inaudible.
Access a Microphone
Sound Health recommends a number of microphones for capturing a quality voice print. Click the "Shop" button to view a selection of approved budget oriented microphones.
The Samson Go Mic is a popular choice.
Best Recording Practices
GIGO: Garbage in, garbage out.
The microphone and how to use it is probably the most variable yet critical link between your voice and final results. This video presents how to capture voice samples.

Record Your Voice (NO Counting NO Singing NO Reading)
Create TWO voice samples 30-40 seconds each, MONO.
Speak Normally ◊ Minimize Pauses ◊ Record in a Quiet Space
Click on the Upload Voice Files link below to send downloaded recordings for analysis.
Vocal Sample - Mundane (Approx 30 seconds)
Talk about the weather, what you ate for breakfast, lunch or dinner, what home projects you are working on or should be working on, any upcoming travel, vacation or family visits. You could also talk about sporting events, decoration ideas or recent outings and who you met.
Vocal Sample - Health (Approx 30 seconds)
Talk about your current state of health, any problem areas that have either gotten worse or better, things that you do that either help or seem to inhibit your ability to improve conditions.
Velveteen Rabbit
by Margery Williams