accent and voice

Hello, cabs—and welcome to English Forums. Your link leads to nine sound clips. Which one are you asking about?

Hello, All clips are from the same person. You can listen to anyone. Thanks.

cabsvoice type

I don't know what you mean by that, but the speaker's accent seems to be educated Indian English.

Thanks Mr Micawber, you seem correct answering on the accent part. You must have atleast a few friends among those educated Indians! Now, the second part of the question was about voice type - how would you like to describe it - e.g. a sing-song voice, husky, quiet, high, low, gravelly, deep, lovely, bad, baritone, etc?

Any guess from other educated members (or even not so educated like m

cabsNow, the second part of the question was about voice type - how would you like to describe it - e.g. a sing-song voice, husky, quiet, high, low, gravelly, deep, lovely, bad, baritone, etc?

I can't think of a particularly appropriate word. We normally use such words for voices that are out of the normal range, and yours struck me as well within the normal r