Hi JC,
I experience this from time to time also. It usually happens when I stop
thinking about the vowel, or my breath becomes lazy. Basically, I think it
stems from a lack of focus on the quality of sound, which translates into
upper abdominal muscles being relaxed that should be engaged, and also maybe
some neck, jaw, throat tension.
I think the sound itself comes from some tissues being in the way. For me,
it definitely is not spit, or phlegm on the cords.
Have a wonderful day!
Lisa Nuske
-----Original Message-----
From: jc [mailto:jc@s...]
Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 5:10 PM
To: vocalist-temporary@egroups.com
Subject: [vocalist-temporary] technical question
Presented in a non technical way...:)
What is it called when there is an extra sound ? My voice is normally
crystal clear and ringy ,especially in my upper register. Sometimes
however,there is a slightly detectable static sound or
hiss...Anyone know what this is?
:jc
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