Singing Analogies | Singing and the Air Compressed Car

Joe November 27, 2015

I often marvel at the magical process of converting air pressure into powerful sound waves that can travel a long distance to have an emotional and entertaining impact on other people. One of our challenges as voice artists is to be as efficient as we can in converting air pressure into sonic energy inside the voice box.

We need a nice balance of air pressure and fold thickness. Too much air makes the sound forces or blasty. To little air and the sound is weak. Getting it just right is the art of it all.

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Joe Naab is the founder of Vocal Nebula and an avid singer. He lives a contemplative life in the forested countryside of south Brazil. He grows most of what he eats. He enjoys helping others to sing better by offering courses, private lessons and song reviews.

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