The Science of Vocal Bridges Part I
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THE SCIENCE OF VOCAL BRIDGES
By John Henny
WHAT WE WILL COVER
• The basics of sound and vocal bridges
WHAT WE WILL COVER
• The basics of sound and vocal bridges
• Harmonics
WHAT WE WILL COVER
• The basics of sound and vocal bridges
• Harmonics
• Formants
WHAT WE WILL COVER
• The basics of sound and vocal bridges
• Harmonics
• Formants
• Vowels
WHAT WE WILL COVER
• The basics of sound and vocal bridges
• Harmonics
• Formants
• Vowels
• Advanced concepts
WHAT WE WILL COVER
• The basics of sound and vocal bridges
• Harmonics
• Formants
• Vowels
• Advanced concepts
• Practical application
WHAT WE WILL COVER
WHAT ARE BRIDGES?
• A shift in resonance
WHAT ARE BRIDGES?
• A shift in resonance
• Sympathetic vibrations = changing sensations
WHAT ARE BRIDGES?
• A shift in resonance
• Sympathetic vibrations = changing sensations
• Commonly called Chest and Head Voice
WHAT ARE BRIDGES?
• A shift in resonance
• Sympathetic vibrations = changing sensations
• Commonly called Chest and Head Voice
• The main Bridge connects Chest and Head registers
WHAT ARE BRIDGES?
• A shift in resonance
• Sympathetic vibrations = changing sensations
• Commonly called Chest and Head Voice
• The main Bridge connects Chest and Head registers
• Typically where most vocal problems occur
WHAT ARE BRIDGES?
WHY WE HAVE BRIDGES
• Vocal sound waves are weak
WHY WE HAVE BRIDGES
• Vocal sound waves are weak
•Must be amplified - sound waves energized
WHY WE HAVE BRIDGES
• Vocal sound waves are weak
•Must be amplified - sound waves energized
• Power boosts occur in the throat and mouth
WHY WE HAVE BRIDGES
• Vocal sound waves are weak
•Must be amplified - sound waves energized
• Power boosts occur in the throat and mouth
• Changes in these boosts create the sensation of bridges
WHY WE HAVE BRIDGES
SOUND
•What is sound?
SOUND
•What is sound?
• Vibrating Air
SOUND
•What is sound?
• Vibrating Air
• Sound waves are created by the vocal cords resisting air
SOUND
•Complex versus simple sound waves
•Complex versus simple sound waves
•A whistle is a simple sound wave
•Complex versus simple sound waves
•A whistle is a simple sound wave
•Little information
•The human voice = complex sound wave
•Multiple pitches or frequencies at the same time
•We need to break down the sounds we hear
HARMONICS
The BasicsHARMONICS