What do u mean drop your larynx?
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-----Original Message----- From: Greypins@a... [mailto: Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 7:48 PM To: vocalist-temporary@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [vocalist] nasal voice
<< Should I close the passage to my nasal cavity when I sing or keep it open? >>
joe,
the back entrance to your nose needs to be able to open and close. for the letter 'M' it needs to be open but for the letter 'B' it needs to be
closed, for example. if you are getting the ross perot sound, you have
probably constricted your throat and have reduced the resonance in your voice to something less than desired. you could try holding your nose and singing like you have a cold or, you could sing like a moron (like 'duh'). this would drop your larynx and, essentially produce a very different sound. if you can then go slowly from one sound to the other, you'll notice, somewhere in the middle, is a sound more to your liking.
mike
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