What does the above troper sound like?

Soft-spoken and showing little emotion, perfect for snarking

Deep and loud, but capable of higher pitches. In short, perfect for a Metal Scream.

Very androgynous.

Medium pitch with an Aussie accent.

Well... According to your troper page, your voice is "Creepy Monotone (actually it's cute and endearing, so there.)" - don't know how to understand this, but let's say it's both, and a little above middle range, and with a not very prominent accent.

Sort of deep-ish and sarcastic-sounding.

I'd say that's actually a pretty accurate description of what I sound like.

edited 24th Feb '15 11:59:37 AM by MrLavisherMoot

Not-quite-received pronunciation, slightly nasal.

Strict. You speak in clean, well-put sentences that make you 'almost' seem like a world-ruling mastermind.

edited 24th Feb '15 12:09:47 PM by yellowturtle

Elmo's voice

Slightly deeper than normal, but still with a distinctly feminine tone.

Quite deep for a 14-year-old, and a arely noticable Aussie accent.

I'm Aussie, mate.

edited 25th Feb '15 1:34:38 AM by IchigoPockyChama

American accent, slightly high-pitched, a bit breathy.

Oh, I see.

I'm baritone, at least, that's what everyone tells me.

EDIT: And everyone likes to say I have an Irish accent. I don't know why.

edited 25th Feb '15 10:08:53 PM by SymeSynth

I imagine him somewhat loud, but without having a naturally deep voice - high-pitched, rather, bordering on nasal. Well-articulated, no distinct accent.

Sort of like a....secratarial, businesslike but friendly voice?

Unfortunately, a bit too masculine than she'd probably want.

A somewhat nasally male voice with a thick British accent

Rather quiet with a tendency to speak quite grandiloquently when excited. Perhaps?

edited 25th Feb '15 4:27:30 AM by Laicamir

A booming, grandiose voice

Quickly and perhaps sounding a bit younger than she actually is.

edited 25th Feb '15 4:36:35 AM by Bisected8

Soft-spoken, quiet, a tendency to mumble albeit in a non-shy way, sounding sort of like they're about to giggle a little (and sometimes doing so). Medium-pitched, speaking rather slowly.

Not loud by any means but their words are edged so that they are always very clear even if not spoken loudly. Very well articulated.

British accent, soft but clear voice, masculine but high-pitched, pretty young-sounding and smooth.

A dalek

A bit alto-ish, nasal but loud, can switch accents easily, and usually presses a lot of intonation and emotion into words.

Deep voice, like from a big guy. Carries a long way.