JC, Karen, Les et al:
I have a similar problem except that mine goes away after I've vocalized
or sung for 15-20 minutes. I have lots of allergies & get 2-3 sinus
infection a year. Actually, phlegm on the cords & bad management of
breath make a lot of sense for my situation but I'd like to hear other
thoughts on this as well. Been to the ENT & he doesn't see anything
unusual or problematic.
Pat
On Sat, 12 Aug 2000 08:30:34 EDT LesTaylor@a... writes:
> Dear jc,
> I'll try to answer in a non technical way. Perhaps one of the Docs
> or Voice
> Techs could as well. I'm certain that they know more about it than I
> do. I
> just want to help if I can.
> You asked:
> > What is it called when there is an extra sound ?
> > My voice is normally crystal clear and ringy ,especially
> > in my upper register. Sometimes however,there is a
> > slightly detectable static sound or hiss...Anyone know
> < what this is?
> If it's after you've been singing for a while, it could be only a
> slight
> swelling.
> Is it intermittent?
> Does it happen after you've been singing for a fairly long period of
> time,
> say 30 minutes of constant singing?
> If you continue after it begins to become apparent, do you become
> hoarse?
> Have you taped yourself to see if the sound is just inside your head
> or is it
> apparent to everyone listening?
> Has it become gradually and increasingly more apparent in your
> singing?
> Warmest regards,
> Les
>
>
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