Wow, this certainly gives credibility to Mike's theory that male
"falsetto" (or what I would call light head voice) is an analogue to the
female middle and head voice. Am I understanding correctly?
Tako
On Thu, 14 Dec 2000, Wim Ritzerfeld wrote:
> It is indeed different. In female middle voice and head voice
> the 'light' vibrational pattern appears, which is characterized
> by low vertical phase difference and a low closed quotient (glottis
> is closed 40% of the cycle or less). It is the same pattern as used
> in male falsetto. The 'heavy' vibrational pattern is only present
> in the lowest of the three female registers (chest) and in belting.
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