vocal resonance

Vocal resonance refers to how the sound produced by your vocal cords is amplified and shaped as it passes through your throat, mouth, and nasal cavities. These spaces act like natural sound chambers, enhancing certain frequencies and giving your voice its unique tone and richness. Factors like the size and shape of these cavities, along with how you breathe and position your mouth, influence resonance. Essentially, vocal resonance is responsible for making your voice sound full, warm, or bright, contributing to its overall quality and character.