Below is a professional and extremely detailed vocal etiquette guide, structured according to the standards used by audio producers, advertising studios, voice-over casting agencies, voice banks, and dubbing directors. Where necessary, I use prudent technical qualifiers (“predominant,” “tendency,” “auditory perception”) to maintain professional accuracy. VOCAL ETIQUETTE - FULL PROFILE Voice Type: * Adult female voice. Perceived Vocal Age Range: * Young adult to full adult (approx. 25–35 years). Defined Language: * English (USA). Tonal Classification: * Balanced mid-high (tendency towards commercial mezzo-soprano). Timbre: * Clean. * Natural. * Slightly velvety. * Good harmonic definition. * Absence of harshness. * Non-metallic. Vocal Texture: * Smooth. * Fluid. * Stable. * No perceptible graininess. Projection: * Medium to medium-high. * Good presence without aggressiveness. * Maintains clarity even at moderate volume. Resonance: * Predominantly frontal. * Good oral resonance. * Little nasalization. Diction: * Clear. * Well articulated. * Defined consonants. * Naturally open vowels. Speech Rate: * Moderate. * Controlled. * Natural for communication, commercial and institutional purposes. Rhythm: * Regular. * Well-cadenced. * Easy to follow. Intonation: * Expressive without exaggeration. * Good melodic variation. * Avoids monotony. * Maintains credibility. Vocal Attack: * Soft. * Without abrupt impact. * Controlled sentence initiation. Sustained tone: * Good maintenance of long sentences. * Well-managed breathing. Emotional Articulation: * Neutral to slightly warm. * Able to convey confidence. * Sense of closeness and empathy. Perceived Vocal Personality: * Professional. * Reliable. * Approachable. * Modern. * Confident. Natural Communicative Intention: * Informative. * Institutional. * Commercial. * Educational. Versatility: * Good adaptation to different tones (neutral, welcoming, explanatory). * Can be directed towards greater enthusiasm or greater sobriety. IDEAL APPLICATIONS: * Advertising voice-over. * Institutional and corporate videos. * Narration of explanatory videos. * Educational content. * Business training. * E-learning. * Audiovisual presentations. * Videos for social media with professional language. * Audio for brands seeking credibility and closeness. NOT RECOMMENDED AS A STANDARD FOR: * Caricatured characters. * Childlike voice. * Extremely dramatic or theatrical voice. * Aggressive or extremely promotional voice-over.