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Assembling a Vocal “Eiffel Tower” to Improve the Quality of the Singing Voice

2025-04-26

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The human voice consists of two major registers: the lower voice, which is regarded as “the chest voice”, and the upper voice, which is regarded as “the head voice”. The lower voice is mainly utilised for normal speech, whilst the activity of singing is more based upon the upper voice. There is an upper section of the “head voice” that is known as “falsetto” and a bridge toward the “whistle” vocal register. There...

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Literature Corpus work: 618b3287-71a5-5122-9718-50a4e3c68dfb
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202504.2171.v1

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