Term Category: Techniques
Mode 1 describes singing with a thyroarytenoid dominant production or chest voice. In this production, the vocal folds are thickened, creating a strong sound with increased overtone intensity. This term has surfaced in contemporary commercial music and among voice teachers as a more accurate replacement for the term chest voice.
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