Vocal registers are ranges of tones produced by different vibratory patterns of the vocal folds. The document defines five vocal registers - pulse/creak/fry/strohbass used for lowest notes, chest/modal/heavy mechanism used in mid to low range, head/loft/light mechanism/falsetto used in mid to high range, and whistle/flageolet/flute used for highest range. It also notes that cricothyroid muscle stretches and thyroarytenoid contracts to produce different registers, and that mix refers to balances of tension between these muscles.
Vocal registers are ranges of tones produced by different vibratory patterns of the vocal folds. The document defines five vocal registers - pulse/creak/fry/strohbass used for lowest notes, chest/modal/heavy mechanism used in mid to low range, head/loft/light mechanism/falsetto used in mid to high range, and whistle/flageolet/flute used for highest range. It also notes that cricothyroid muscle stretches and thyroarytenoid contracts to produce different registers, and that mix refers to balances of tension between these muscles.
Vocal registers are ranges of tones produced by different vibratory patterns of the vocal folds. The document defines five vocal registers - pulse/creak/fry/strohbass used for lowest notes, chest/modal/heavy mechanism used in mid to low range, head/loft/light mechanism/falsetto used in mid to high range, and whistle/flageolet/flute used for highest range. It also notes that cricothyroid muscle stretches and thyroarytenoid contracts to produce different registers, and that mix refers to balances of tension between these muscles.
Vocal registers are ranges of tones produced by different vibratory patterns of the vocal folds. The document defines five vocal registers - pulse/creak/fry/strohbass used for lowest notes, chest/modal/heavy mechanism used in mid to low range, head/loft/light mechanism/falsetto used in mid to high range, and whistle/flageolet/flute used for highest range. It also notes that cricothyroid muscle stretches and thyroarytenoid contracts to produce different registers, and that mix refers to balances of tension between these muscles.
A range of tones in the human voice produced by a particular vibratory pattern of the vocal folds Pulse/Creak/Fry/Strohbass Vocal folds are very short, but Air comes through in little pops of air Used for lowest notes or sometimes for effect Chest/Modal/Heavy Mechanism Vocal folds are short and taut Air comes through in broad, wavelike action Used in mid to low range singing Head/Loft/Light Mechanism/Falsetto Vocal folds are stretched long, thin, and taut Air comes through in quick, short waves Used in mid to high range singing Whistle/Flageolet/Flute Vocal folds are stretched long thin and taut Only the back of the vocal folds vibrate, making the highest pitches more acceptable Used for highest range singing So… what’s going on Cricothyroid stretches Thyroarytenoid contracts But… What about mix A description of any range of balances in tension between CT and TA