Omega Flowey doesn't - it's regular Flowey, he's just creepy.[/obvious] For musical auditions, I'm not a big fan of people putting effects beyond noise removal, normalizing, equalizing, etc. on their auditions - it makes it harder to hear, and thus judge, the voice. I think your Flowey voice could use a bit more fake happiness to it - that would help the first line sound more like a rhetorical question rather than an actual question. As for the Omega Flowey voice, it definitely sounds deeper and growlier than the regular Flowey voice, but I'm worried that keeping up that voice for long periods of time might hurt your vocal chords. The singing sounds a bit flat, but that might be me mishearing the reverb effect on it. Thanks for auditioning!