
ImpressionableYouth
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Now, I certainly don't think that bimax would give you a deeper voice, but would get a bimax, where both your jaws are advanced forward a decent amount result in some kind of change to your voice?
Whenever you attend lessons to enhance vocal quality, most exercises are usually never about focusing directly on the vocal folds, but rather about relaxing the jaws, tongue, and neck.
So, with that logic, would bimax, a procedure that drastically alters the jaws and mouth, improve vocal quality?
Whenever you attend lessons to enhance vocal quality, most exercises are usually never about focusing directly on the vocal folds, but rather about relaxing the jaws, tongue, and neck.
So, with that logic, would bimax, a procedure that drastically alters the jaws and mouth, improve vocal quality?