We continue with our previous article;

Lying on your back, inhale.
Lying on your back; breathe in and out only through the nose in rapid and short intervals as if you are out of breath.
Inhale and exhale through the mouth with a strong “Poffffff” flood.
Some sounds are soothing. Like the sound of water and wind… When exhaling and inhaling, air passes over the vocal muscles and energy is transformed into timbre as a result of the vocal muscles resisting the air and vibrating. Maybe it will allow us to make a commercial voice-over.

We call it making noise.

The study of vocal muscles has led to the development of many musical instruments.

The sound produced by the breath vibrating and resonating with the vocal muscles:

Respiratory tract (Diaphragm, lungs, ribs, windpipe.
Mouth (tongue, jaw, teeth, lips, upper palate, inner cheeks)
Nasal cavities :
As a result of choking in the oral cavity while gaining acoustic and growing outgrowth

What we call “ARTUCULATION”; it leads to different sensations that are shaped separately from each other.

Learn to breathe correctly for a good vocalization…