Rich voices feel full and powerful, like a big drum. This happens when the sound from your vocal cords bounces around inside your head, especially in your nose and mouth. It’s kind of like how sound feels bigger in a cathedral than in a small room.
Examples
- Imagine speaking into a large empty room, your voice would feel bigger and richer.
- When you say 'hello' with a full chest, the sound feels powerful because it's bouncing around inside you.
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See also
- What are formants?
- Why Do Some People Have a 'Wet' Voice?
- How do noise-canceling headphones block out external sounds?
- How do noise-canceling headphones block out sounds?
- How do noise-canceling headphones actually work?