"crude voice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The man barked out his orders in a crude voice, making it clear that he expected obedience."
It fixed Fielding in the public eye as a saucy, down-to-earth sort of writer, much given to scenes of rumpo among the haystacks; more damagingly, it employed a crude voice-over commentary which made the most interesting aspect of the novel - Fielding's skill as an intrusive narrator - seem little more than an arch pose.
Sophisticates turn up their noses at the crude voices, arcane slang and pulp themes that are the hallmarks of so many trucking songs.
As the onion of their deceit was peeled back by the Washington Post's Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, we all gasped at the crude, scratchy voices we heard on the tapes, and we were revolted by the coarseness of their language.
Mottahedeh, N. "Crude Extractions: the Voice in Iranian Cinema". Locating the Voice in Film Ed.
He is disconcertingly crude, pushing his voice at every emotive opportunity and not very scrupulous in matters of rhythmic symmetry.
It's as if, in 1992, Democrats had thrown their support to Ross Perot, not Bill Clinton, because Perot — while departing from much of the Party's basic ideology and offering only crude policy simplifications — voiced the submerged feelings of many Democrats whose presence hadn't registered with national leaders and pundits.
It's like a crude version of Google Voice).
We tried to be tolerant, but Barney lakes his toll: the braying voice, the crude direction, the inane mummery of the dancing, the witlessness of the writing.
It was an unforgettable juxtaposition of crude text and sweet voice.
Another popular blogger who has garnered a growing community online is Jamie the Very Worst Missionary, whose voice contains crude humor, and who quoted God as saying "shit" in her recent blog post.
