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I have a question for airplane gurus (or flying anything)
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In airplanes and some helicopters (especially in the military) there's a female voice that'll say stuff like "warning" and "collision" and "sink rate." Is there a lady that does the voice for all of those like Majel Barrett? Or do different contractors just get some lady to do it. They all sound the same.
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a soft female voice makes you feel less tense when it comes to critical situation. at least that's what i heard. and no i don't think those voices sound the same, but they speak in similar tone.
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I wish you could make them say things slower and sexier. That'd rock.
Your fuel.... is lowww...
yeah baby.
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Administrator  Join Date: Apr 2001
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It's not Majel-she's pretty busy doing Roddenberry-related things. But as Sealobo says, a soft feminine voice helps keep you from tensing up, and female voices cut through background noise much better than male voices.
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We all know she is Bitchin' Betty. I will ask her to make the greeting message for my answering machine.
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Originally Posted by Sealobo
a soft female voice makes you feel less tense when it comes to critical situation. at least that's what i heard. and no i don't think those voices sound the same, but they speak in similar tone.
There is nothing like the sound of her voice.
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They not only need a female voice, but a female holographic, too. 
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My jet time was rather brief but I do recall hearing more than one voice...
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MacBook 2.0 160/2GB/SuperDrive
Lots of older Macs
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But they could have been the voices in my head. 
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MacBook 2.0 160/2GB/SuperDrive
Lots of older Macs
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I've only ever had a male voice on the Litton ILS system.
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