I don’t think there’s any way, but it’s a good reminder that Zwift could be a bit more inclusive in places.
It would make sense for the voice lines to match the selected gender of the rider (I’m toast, hammer time, ride on). (Apparently this already happens and I’ve completely missed it for 7 years! )
(As an aside, some people will be upset that you use those voice lines at all, because they’re regarded as pointless noise. They’d probably advocate for their removal rather than being made gender-specific.)
I know there are, but somehow mine is not.
It should stick to your chosen gender and the avatar. Mine both are female and always have been female.
I haven’t contacted support yet in hope for so ideas from the crowd.
Probably I already found a solution which I have to try out this afternoon.
If it fixes my issue I will report here.
I found a solution! But still cannot believe it was that easy.
Removed Zwift from my Computer, removed Companion App. Then searched for Zwift files on my Laptop and unfortunately there still were some files from my boyfriend!
Removed all and restarted the system.
Then reinstalled Zwift and the Companion App…
That was it…
Is still cannot believe that those files seemed to disturb my files. But I am no expert.
As you are female and listening to your own voice line, you can’t tell whether it’s playing based on the gender of the sender or recipient, because they are both the same.
If we rode together in a meetup and you pressed the button, would I hear a female voice or a male one?
I don’t know, but after more than 7 years on Zwift I can’t bring to mind what the female voice lines sound like.
I also get frightened if I suddenly hear a female Ride On. But it exists and you can hear it more often while riding with a pace partner, excuse me robopacer.