Thank you very much, this link explains it all perfectly !whyterabbyt wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 9:37 pmNo, the frequency is set by your vocal chords, that doesnt change. But the resonances of your voice are changed because of the helium in your throat; its less dense, so the higher harmonics are more pronounced.DJErmac wrote: Wed Oct 13, 2021 9:19 pmI’ve always heard the air becomes quicker, so the frequencies become higher.
https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human- ... our-voice/
Best way to increase natural vocal pitch by a step
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yup, i may talk a lot of bollocks, appear to be a fool even, but, i know things!
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Oh ? As far as I’m concerned, I may talk a lot of bollocks, appear to be a fool even, but I may talk a lot of bollocks and be a fool even.vurt wrote: Thu Oct 14, 2021 11:16 am yup, i may talk a lot of bollocks, appear to be a fool even, but, i know things!
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that's ok, i won't judge you...
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think i need to dust my lego!
not had the cleaner in since first lockdown
not had the cleaner in since first lockdown
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Can you practise/learn to use more head voice/falsetto? This could allow you to reach a little higher.
And are you doing much, if any, vocal warm ups before recording? That can also extend vocal range.
And are you doing much, if any, vocal warm ups before recording? That can also extend vocal range.
