How Would You Describe...This Voice?

[MatthewVett]

So I figure we all should be at least fairly good at describing things, but I can't think of a way to describe this particular voice besides, "cracking," and I assume there must be another way.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMyVJuz0Qfw The girl in this clip who's trying to form the Judo club, Mitsuba Mutsumi. I really like her voice, but, how would you describe it to someone else? Any ideas?

PS: I made the title the way I did so I can turn this into a series if I have other description problems.

 

[emipet]

Wow. My Mom sent me that DVD. I laughed too hard through it too. ^^

I would describe her voice as either piping, or less nicely as shrill.

 

[Handley_Page]

So I figure we all should be at least fairly good at describing things, but I can't think of a way to describe this particular voice besides, "cracking," and I assume there must be another way.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMyVJuz0Qfw The girl in this clip who's trying to form the Judo club, Mitsuba Mutsumi. I really like her voice, but, how would you describe it to someone else? Any ideas?

PS: I made the title the way I did so I can turn this into a series if I have other description problems.

That voice sounds more "electronic" to me. It feels as if it has been 'massaged', speeded up a fraction and lofted in tone. There's no Bass in it whatsoever, although, to be honest, many (most?) Japanese voices tend to have less Bass anyway.

It is so bad, that when Japanese makers of communications equipment work on the microphone and audio filtering, they need to bear in mind which region of the Earth the radio is going to.