In a message dated 4/8/2002 11:30:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time, rossicaio@h... writes:
> the idea is that that nasal vibration they continue > getting once they develop head voice, mostly at its lower tones, is not > "air > friction" anymore, but "resonance". >
that sensation can be can be present in 'chest voice', too. whether it is simply bone conduction or, actual resonance, the sensation is an effect, not a cause. the problems with labeling a voice 'chest' or 'head', is that it describes effects that are not universally felt.
with regard to 'air friction': try blowing just air out your nose and you will never get the same sensation as with sound.
mike
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