This Troper's friend is a short, delicate girl, with a child-like, round face and a low, raspy voice of a metal vocalist.

This troper, when looking at pictures of {{Supernatural}} characters, saw Dean and Castiel and assumed they'd have smooth voices. Imagine her confusion when she found a clip involving them and was confronted by rough gravelly voices that she did not at all apply to them.

This troper, being the only older brother to two younger sisters, has the ability to perfectly mimic the vocal mannerisms of a teenage ValleyGirl. Every time I do this, the room falls to dead silence, followed by at least one person asking "Where the hell did ''that'' come from?"

I also found Tycho's voice in PokerNightAtTheInventory to be a bit... weird. I mean, I thought that he'd have a bit of a coarser tone, not that weird semi-smooth voice. If that makes '''any''' sense at all.

This Troper's friend is practically the textbook definition of a WASP and usually sings a gorgeous, clear-as-a-bell, tenor. In Little Shop of Horrors, everyone was utterly shocked at his uncanny ability to produce a deep, gravelly, soul-tastic voice for The Plant that sounded like it should be coming from a large black man, not an Aryan farmboy. The majority of the audience believed the voice of the plant was a recording until he came out for the bows. Even then, some were still convinced it was some kind of hoax.

This Troper herself played Audrey, and managed to fool her own family into not recognizing her due to the blonde wig, heavy makeup and high-pitched, nasally, Brooklyn-accented voice she used for the part.

This troper does this to '''THEMSELVES''', while watching recordings of their voice. Their voice pre-puberty was rather high and breathy, following it turning much deeper and squawky is particularly horrifying. /while speaking they don't notice it, unless they go for a particularly long time, and thus realize: "Wait, do I really sound like that?!"

This troper isn't an example of this, but she knows a boy who has somehow managed to have VocalDissonance ''twice''. He looks kind of nebbishy, like he should logically sound like JerryLewis. Then he opens his mouth, and out comes the deep, manly baritone. And then he acted in a skit in the school variety show, and somehow managed to turn aforementioned baritone into a nasally, high-pitched, somewhat CampGay voice. Nobody knew it was him until he jumped out at the end.

This troper speaks with a voice somewhere near tenor or baritone, depending on who he's talking to, and sings with a baritone voice. He's 5'3" and he was designated female at birth. He is not/has never been on testosterone.

This troper is a thin 5''2 female that has been told that she's got the nerdy version of an EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette thing going on. People tend to be surprised when she opens her mouth and talks (and sings) in a deeper baritone than most boys at the school.

This troper works with a stereotypical nerd: frizzy red hair, big glasses, short, scrawny, and...a deep baritone voice.

This troper is a petite girl with a HimeCut and a passion for ElegantGothicLolita clothing, and doesn't look a day over 12. My voice is also as low, if not lower, than most guys my age.