Does your voice get Deeper or higher when you get older?

Question

Like, when you go through pubery

Answer 1

The production of voice depends on a very sophisticated

and integrated coordination of nerves of sensation to

the larynx and nerves that control muscle movements.

The nerves must also coordinate the activity of the lungs

and resonating cavities. With aging, the speed of nerve

transmission decreases and there is a reduction in coordination

of muscular movement. Although in the absence

of a true neurological disorder this does not play a major

role, fine control of pitch and range may be affected.

Specific neurological disorders increase in frequency with

aging, but are still uncommon in comparison with the

normal neurological changes that occur with the aging

process. The most common specific voice disorder whose

incidence increases with aging is voice tremor, which can

occur independently (Primary Vocal Tremor) or with other

diseases such as Parkinson’s disease.4 In addition, motion

disturbances of the larynx such as neuromuscular paresis

or paralysis, or joint movement problems, become more

prevalent with ageing.5 Early identification with a visit to

an otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat surgeon) may

allow for either medications or voice training techniquesv that can dramatically reduce the effects of the tremor on

communication.

Answer 2

it rlly stays the same

Answer 3

Yes.My voice is like that cause I'm going through puberty.

Answer 4

http://www.teenwire.com/ask/2004/as-2004...

Eventually, yes! At puberty, the hormone testosterone causes a guy's larynx, or voice box, to increase in size. The larynx often grows bigger so rapidly that it causes a guy's voice to "break," crack, and squeak. As the vocal cords in the larynx get thicker and longer, the tone of the voice deepens. When the larynx finishes growing, a guy will end up with a voice that's consistently lower than it used to be.

The same thing happens as girls mature into women, but it usually doesn't happen as rapidly for them — or as much.  - YOUR voice will get slightly deeper.