Q: Given a passage and a query based on the passage, generate an unambiguous, concise and simple answer to the query from information in the passage. Note that the answer may not be present in exact form.
Voice Training Exercise | Easy steps to improve the sound of your voice - Duration: 9:11. Voiceover Masterclass 301,862 views How The Singing Voice Works - How Phonation Works - Duration: 1:44. Robert Lunte 14,781 views Part of a longer interview with Dr. Shekim on voice disorders. Lana Shekim, Ph.D., program director for the NIH/NIDCD Voice and Speech Program, uses a diagram to explain how the human voice is produced. Where Does Your Voice Come From? Phonation and Glottal States - Duration: 8:55. The Ling Space 7,456 views The Larynx. The voice box (or larynx) rests in the neck and is made of four basic components: the skeleton, "intrinsic muscles" (which move the vocal cords, among other things), "extrinsic muscles" (which adjust the position of the larynx in the neck), and mucosa. What Does YOUR VOICE Sound Like To Others? - Duration: 4:01. Chris Beatty 6,029,371 views How Voice Is Produced Lana Shekim, Ph.D., program director for the NIH/NIDCD Voice and Speech Program, uses a diagram to explain how the human voice is produced. Part of a longer interview with Dr. Shekim on voice disorders. This page last reviewed on April 20, 2015. T he voice box (or larynx) rests in the neck and is made of four basic components: the skeleton, "intrinsic muscles" (which move the vocal cords, among other things), "extrinsic muscles" (which adjust the position of the larynx in the neck), and mucosa. Find Your Chest Voice - Sing in a Natural Chest Singing Voice - Felicia Ricci - Duration: 9:34. Felicia Ricci 495,711 views Sound is actually produced by the pressure changes created when small jets of air pass through moving vocal cords. This is why it can be helpful to think of breath control as the steam engine that makes the machinery of singing function.) A vocal fold. The picture above is a microscopic illustration of the vocal cords. Query: how is your voice produced
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A voice or a sound is actually produced by the pressure changes created when small jets of air pass through moving vocal cords.