These tropes explore the various ways in which different voices, vocal effects, and vocal deliveries affect how we perceive characters.

The Beautiful Singing Voice trope describes any instance where a character is acknowledged in-universe as having a great singing voice, either directly or ...

A person's singing voice and their speaking voice, sometimes so dramatic that listeners have a hard time believing it's the same individual.

This index page lists tropes applying to music, songs, artists, and the listening experience. See also Poetry Tropes, Dancing Tropes, and Theatre Tropes.

An actor is often cast into a role for which they can provide a great voice, but not always do the casting agents manage to get someone that can sing as well.

A character is shown singing or humming while bathing or said to do this — depending on amount of Censor Steam and Censor Suds the author uses.

Birdie introduces himself as the narrator of the show and introduces the main characters by peeping through their windows, which isn't creepy at all.

When a character is supposed to be a bad singer, they will often use a ridiculous fake voice to simulate a supposedly "strangling a bag of cats" sound.

The Ignoring by Singing trope as used in popular culture. This is when a character gets on another character's nerves, usually by talking nonstop, and the …

The Singing Mute trope as used in popular culture. The Speechless are not always totally incapable of making sound. When not grunting, howling, using sign …