Why is your voice changing?

Answer 1

During puberty it is normal for the male voice to deepen, about one octave. Adult pitch is "usually" reached at about age 15, but not for all males. The deepening of the voice is cause by the growth of the larynx (voice box).

Answer 2

During puberty, your vocal chords thicken and lengthen, and your larynx (voice box/adam's apple) grows. This causes the pitch of your voice to lower. How much and how soon varies from person to person.

Answer 3

The main symptom of a boy's voice changing is that it will start to sound different. At first it will be kind of squeeky and will occasionally crack. During this time, the voice will gradually lower, and in a few months the cracking will stop and the voice will continue to lower, but more smoothly.

Answer 4

Voice changes when you hit puberty because the Adams apple gets larger which causes to voice to get deeper. That's what I think, but on the other hand, I'm a girl.

Answer 5

You change voice (mainly men) because it is part of puberty. It goes down low for boys and it is the cause of the Adam's Apple

Answer 6

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