What+I+Want+to+Learn-Voice-Karrisa

QUESTIONS ANSWERS
 * How are we able to sing? || Starts in our lungs, when we push the air out it goes through the larynx (on a guy its the adams apple), it then makes sound. ||
 * How can some people sing and others not? || Nearly every one can carry a tune. Some people don't know that they cant sing in tune, those people are tone deaf or tone mute. You can train people to sing but a lot of the time they will never learn. ||
 * How can we lose our voice? || If you scream, talk, or sing a lot you will end up losing your voice because you overused your larynx. Losing your voice because of overuse, a cold, or even after surgery is more due either to damage or stretching of a set of nerves called the laryngeal nerves ||
 * How can our voices “break”? || your voice is cold, it needs to be warmed up. ||
 * Whispering? || an [|unvoiced] mode of [|phonation] in which the [|vocal cords] do not vibrate normally but are instead [|adducted] sufficiently to create audible [|turbulence] (a 'hissing' quality) as the speaker [|exhales] (or occasionally inhales) during speech.[|[1]] This is a somewhat greater adduction than that found in [|breathy voice]. [|Articulation] remains the same as in normal speech. ||
 * Why do we sound different to ourselves? ||  ||
 * How do voices change as we get older? ||  ||
 * Why do we all have different voices? ||  ||
 * How can some people pronounce things and others can’t? ||  ||
 * Articulators...? ||  ||
 * What is the voice made of? || the muscles of the larynx, air, space and the articulators (tongue, teeth, palate, lips). ||
 * Voice changing...? || Mostly guys do. they have naturally longer longer chords and when they grow/hit puberty their chords grow to creating a deeper voice. (See "What are the vocal chords?" and technically "When we have a cold..." ||
 * How do we practice pithches? || Scales. (major, minor, chromatic, ect) Beginners can only practice with major scales or arpeggios. You also need to have good lungs. Do breathing excersizes, it is awesome if you play a wind instrument. ||
 * What is the vocal range? || the measure of the breadth of [|pitches] that a [|human voice] can [|phonate]. ||
 * What are the vocal chords? || flaps of tissue that connect to the larynx, they vibrate, the air passing through the larynx then vibrates too creating sound to sing. Fast vibrating- high pitch, slow vibrating- low pitch ||
 * When we have a cold, why does our voice get lower? || the chords swell and its harder to get the air to vibrate faster so it creates a low sound. ||
 * What is the larynx? || commonly called the **voice box**, is an [|organ] in the [|neck] of [|mammals] (including humans) and many other vertebrates involved in breathing, sound production, and protecting the [|trachea] against food aspiration ||
 * Being tone-deaf...??? || can't decifer good sounds from bad... thay all sound bad. can't make a good sound singing either. ||
 * Tone-mute...???? || can hear the good sound but can't make a good sound. ||
 * What is the diaphragm? || The muscles around the bottom of your ribs ||
 * What does the diapragm do? || helps you breathe over night ||
 * Why are you supposed to sing from your diaphragm? || You actually don't have to. It can cause your chords to be over-worked making them break and/or sound "airy" Although it is good to do somebreathing excersizes. ||