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you know how having a deep, resonant voice is a major component of perceived charisma, dominance and is significant for sexual attraction and perceived "personality". While some people are naturally blessed with a deep voice, others may need to work on their voice to achieve this quality. In this guide ill show the different elements of a deep voice, voice surgery options, and 3 techniques that can be used to make your voice deeper.
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Different Elements of a Deep Voice:
If you are considering voice surgery to deepen your voice, there are two primary procedures to consider:
PEDs:
Testosterone is a hormone that is primarily responsible for the development of male physical characteristics during puberty, including the growth of facial hair, muscle mass, and a deeper voice. Testosterone affects the vocal cords by causing them to lengthen and thicken, which in turn results in a lower-pitched voice.
Testosterone also affects the muscles used for breathing, which can help support a deeper voice. Specifically, testosterone increases the size and strength of the diaphragm, which is the primary muscle used for breathing. Stronger breath support allows the vocal cords to vibrate at a lower frequency, resulting in a deeper, resonant voice.
Techniques to Make Your Voice Deeper:
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- Different Elements of a Deep Voice
- Pitch
- Tone
- Resonance
- Breath Support
- Voice Surgery
- A thyroplasty
- Micro laryngeal pitch reduction surgery
- PEDs
- Techniques to Make Your Voice Deeper
- Vocal fry
- Throat singing
- Humming
Different Elements of a Deep Voice:
- Pitch: The pitch of your voice is determined by the frequency of vocal cord vibrations. A deeper voice has a lower frequency, while a higher voice has a higher frequency.
- Tone: The tone of your voice is the quality or character of the sound produced by your vocal cords. A deep voice has a rich, resonant tone that can be described as warm and full.
- Resonance: The resonance of your voice refers to the way your voice sounds when it is amplified by the cavities of your throat, mouth, and nose. A deep voice has a strong, resonant quality that can be felt in the chest.
- Breath Support: Breath support is the ability to control the flow of air when speaking. A deep voice requires strong breath support to produce a deep, resonant sound.
If you are considering voice surgery to deepen your voice, there are two primary procedures to consider:
- A thyroplasty: This is a surgical procedure that involves reshaping the thyroid cartilage, which is the largest piece of cartilage in the larynx. This surgery is often used to treat a weak or paralyzed vocal cord, but it can also be used to lower the pitch of the voice.
- Micro laryngeal pitch reduction surgery: This is a minimally invasive procedure that involves removing a small piece of tissue from the vocal cords. This surgery can lower the pitch of the voice without significantly affecting speech or swallowing.
PEDs:
Testosterone is a hormone that is primarily responsible for the development of male physical characteristics during puberty, including the growth of facial hair, muscle mass, and a deeper voice. Testosterone affects the vocal cords by causing them to lengthen and thicken, which in turn results in a lower-pitched voice.
Testosterone also affects the muscles used for breathing, which can help support a deeper voice. Specifically, testosterone increases the size and strength of the diaphragm, which is the primary muscle used for breathing. Stronger breath support allows the vocal cords to vibrate at a lower frequency, resulting in a deeper, resonant voice.
Techniques to Make Your Voice Deeper:
- Vocal fry: Vocal fry is a technique where you lower the pitch of your voice by vibrating your vocal cords at a low frequency. To practice vocal fry, simply lower your voice as much as possible and make a low-pitched humming sound.
Great guide but you have to apply what he is saying to speaking normally instead of screaming
- Throat singing: Throat singing is a traditional technique that involves creating multiple tones at the same time using your throat and mouth. This technique can help to develop the muscles in your larynx and deepen your voice over time.
- Humming: Humming is a simple and effective way to deepen your voice. To practice, simply hum at a low pitch while feeling the vibrations in your chest. You can also experiment with humming while exhaling slowly and deeply to develop better breath support.
