This: > the thing you are talking about, kayes calls (ala estill) the 'twanger'. > for those of you who do not (and will never) have the book, it is described >as the aryepiglottic muscles squeezing the epiglottis into a tube that is >narrower than the rest of the throat. according to kayes, estill says this >creates a...uh...er...'ratio effect' (and i make fun of corelli?) that >creates the 'twang', ping, singer's formant, "tickles my nose", etc. >
From where does she gain such information? This sounds suspiciously like something hitting the stable floor again.
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