How Vocal Resonance Contributes to the Voice Quality in Singing?
Do you have any idea on what a vocal resonance is? It’s the process of enhancing the basic phonation product in intensity or timbre by cavities that are filled with air passing through it on its way outside. Different terminologies are associated with resonation process that includes prolongation, intensification, improvement, enlargement, enrichment and amplification.
However, in strict scientific usage, most of these terms would be questionable to acoustic authorities. In general, the significant points drawn by a singer from these terminologies is focused on the end result which is to be able to create a better sound. You’ll find 7 areas that are listed starting from the lowest to the highest as vocal resonators. These are the chest, sinuses, nasal cavity, oral cavity, pharynx, [click to continue…]
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If you search the internet, you’ll find a lot of terms related to singing, informing people about the way to sing correctly and how to sing in mixed voice. Since there may be some people who are not aware about the definition of the term mixed voice, you’ll find it in reading this article. Mixed voice refers to the combination of chest voice and head voice, which is considered as a strong and subtle aspect of singing.
From around the 14th century many individuals and more so males have been involved in singing falsetto, singing head voice. This kind of breathy and flute-like tones can be heard in various genres of music including Irish folk music, African rhythms, cowboy yodeling, and Acapella choirs for males, Hawaiian music, modern rock and many others. So what can be stated as the difference between falsetto and head voice?
Learning how to sing higher notes is very important, if you want to sing like a pro. If you want to be able to sing any song you want, it is important to 
