Vocal Tract Length — Key to Deep-Timbred Voices

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Mew as hard as you can. Your Adam’s apple should be below your chin. If it’s above your chin, your vocal tract is cucked.

Long Vocal Tract — Adam’s Apple Under Chin (While Mewing)
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Short Vocal Tract — Adam’s Apple Above Chin (While Mewing)
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Caveat: The test’s accuracy varies with the amount of downward facial growth.
 
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bump
 
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good guide
 
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How do you discover such high iq things bro
 
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How do you discover such high iq things bro

My voice has medium-low pitch and shallow depth. Sounds like shit. I recently noticed how high my Adam’s apple is. You can’t see it because it’s small and is positioned above my chin.
 
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My voice has medium-low pitch and shallow depth. Sounds like shit. I recently noticed how high my Adam’s apple is. You can’t see it because it’s small and is positioned above my chin.
Does nasal speech have any kind of correlation with this?
 
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Does nasal speech have any kind of correlation with this?

Maybe. Take this with a grain of salt since I’m no expert: when your vocal tract is shallower, a bigger proportion of the total resonance occurs in your nasal cavity.

Example of deep vocal tract:
  • 30% throat resonance
  • 40% mouth resonance
  • 30% nose resonance
Example of shallow vocal tract:
  • 20% throat resonance
  • 45% mouth resonance
  • 35% nose resonance
 
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Maybe. Take this with a grain of salt since I’m no expert: when your vocal tract is shallower, a bigger proportion of the total resonance occurs in your nasal cavity.

Example of deep vocal tract:
  • 30% throat resonance
  • 40% mouth resonance
  • 30% nose resonance
Example of shallow vocal tract:
  • 20% throat resonance
  • 45% mouth resonance
  • 35% nose resonance
I see now, thanks for the explanation. Perhaps my nasal speech is caused by maxillary downgrowth, since it is said that nasal speech is caused by blockage inside the nose, which downgrown bones could be the cause to that.

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i have medium placed wat it means
 
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I have natural deep voice I join discord calls and guys say they wish they were me if you don't have a deep voice you're subhuman
 
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Yup ur correct. I came to same conclusion. Downgrowth affecst voice. I searched the r
 
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Hey, @thecel did you know the sinuses of the face also affect timbre of the voice? Something for you to consider. There are four groups of sinuses in the face: frontal sinus, sphenoid sinuses, ethmoid sinuses, and maxillary sinuses. The mastoid cells are what cause you to hear your own voice differently to how others hear it. When you made the claim that "your voice is your maxilla", because of sinuses and the shapes of them and the shape and size of the bones enveloping them, you're probably right.

A large skull will allow more resonance to take place. Voicepill is very interesting to me. Voice comprises a huge part of how you are perceived after your face is seen or it is how you are perceived if it's over a phone call or Discord VC, in a narrated YouTube video, public speaking. The sound of a voice matters more than the words it coveys :blackpill:
 
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Hey, @thecel did you know the sinuses of the face also affect timbre of the voice? Something for you to consider. There are four groups of sinuses in the face: frontal sinus, sphenoid sinuses, ethmoid sinuses, and maxillary sinuses. The mastoid cells are what cause you to hear your own voice differently to how others hear it. When you made the claim that "your voice is your maxilla", because of sinuses and the shapes of them and the shape and size of the bones enveloping them, you're probably right.

A large skull will allow more resonance to take place. Voicepill is very interesting to me. Voice comprises a huge part of how you are perceived after your face is seen or it is how you are perceived if it's over a phone call or Discord VC, in a narrated YouTube video, public speaking. The sound of a voice matters more than the words it coveys :blackpill:
Could you expand more on this? in what way does it affect the voice, primarily how deep (pitch) it is or anything else like resonance?
 
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Could you expand more on this? in what way does it affect the voice, primarily how deep (pitch) it is or anything else like resonance?
You know when you have a cold and have just blown your nose, your throat becomes clear, but you still sound under the weather. That's because your sinuses are filled with mucus and that produces a minor yet noticeable change in your voice. I wrote timbre because the way to a deeper voice is to talk from your gut and have a large voice box.

Besides that fact and the fact that the thickness of the cartilage encasing your voice box relates to the deepness, this is speculation.

I think the deepness is determined by a few factors, which are:
  1. Thickness of the vocal cords
  2. Thickness and length of the cartilage surrounding those
  3. How air is pushed through the throat, so diaphragm control and capacity of lungs
I get confidence by knowing these factors are all changed by male puberty, whereas women don't experience this type of growth, so their voice doesn't change as much as men's voices do.

The thickness of the cartilage absorbs some of the higher frequencies. The thickness of the vocal cords means that they weight more, and are less flexible. The weight limits the rate which they can vibrate at, that is the weight changes the vocal range

And as because we sound marginally different with a cold than without, some part of the uniqueness of your voice is because of the shape of your skull, but it really is marginal.

Basically, voicepill is a blackpill because very little can be done to improve it. The only way would be changing how you talk, so you push air out of your lungs less forcefully, causing lighter vocal folds to vibrate slower and produce a lower pitch, which I what I meant by talk from your gut. But this doesn't change your vocal range.
 
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