Voice problems? Fix THIS first…
Everyone wants a quick fix, but building and calibrating the laryngeal musculature takes time. If you’re building or re-training your technique, or you are having vocal issues and inconsistencies, it is important to understand that you must first address the SOURCE of the problem, which always stems from an imbalance or weakness in the laryngeal musculature. Of course, many side effects can happen when the laryngeal muscles are weak- the root of the tongue can assist in phonation processes, the breath pressure system can be calibrated incorrectly due to a faulty “valve”, but none of these things are the root cause. Obviously, correcting tongue posture or fixing wrong breathing habits is necessary, but will not replace building gently and consistently the correct balance of the muscles of the larynx. It’s so easy to get drawn to the shiny objects on social media to fix your problems, and to think that if you can just feel your pelvic floor muscles, you will unlock your voice, but the truth is, it’s a whole system, that must always be calibrated in the lens of the laryngeal set-up. You must find a teacher who knows good source sounds and what they sound like through all stages of rehabilitation or development, or you will constantly be patching a sinking ship.
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LINKS:
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