Just as individuals have different heights and body shapes, the size and shape of internal organs also differs. In the larnyx, the bands of tissue called the vocal cords are held in place across the opening, and vibrate to produce sound.
The relative thickness or tightness affects the sound produced, and we can control this when we speak in a high-pitched (alto or falsetto) or low-pitched (bass) tone. The basic condition of the tissue determines the range of possible sounds. Cords that are thick or slack produce lower tones, while those that are thin or tight produce higher-pitched tones. For this reason, children's voices and women's voices are generally higher pitched while men have a lower pitch.
Not all men with high-pitched voices have a highly prominent Adam's apple, as the size of the larynx can vary among individuals. The size of the Adam's apple is influenced by factors like genetics and hormonal levels, and may not always directly correlate with voice pitch.
All the cells are same in that they have the same genetic material in them. All the cells are different in that they perform the different functions as per allotted by genetic material.
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A child has a small larynx and thin vocal cords, which creates a higher pitched voice. When boys hit puberty, they have an increase in testosterone, which causes a lengthening of the larynx and a thickening of the vocal cords. And as children grow, the cavities in their noses and throats enlarge, allowing more space for sound to resonate. All these changes combined result in a lowered voice.The whole process takes place gradually, but when there is a period of rapid growth, the muscles involved can struggle to properly control the vocal cords. This causes some boys to experience a “crack” or “squeak” in their voices from time to time. It’s completely normal and usually only lasts a few months.
Part of it is anatomy. Vocal chords and voicebox(larynx), sinuses, and all the other parts that shape our voices are generally a bit different between men and women, which is responsible for part of the difference. Then there's a cultural part as well. We've all seen the tv series and the movies where women scream at a high pitch, and men scream lower and rougher. Wether we think about it or not, we tend to do as we've seen others do before.
Cause we all have different vocal cords
Because just like we look different on the outside, we also are different on the inside. Vocal chords, voice box(larynx), throat, palate, sinuses. the shape of all of the above differ some from person to person. On top of that comes how we use them. How we exhale as we speak, how we shape the sounds. It all comes together to influence what we sound like.
It's the larynx (or voice box) that's causing all that noise. As the body goes through puberty, the larynx grows larger and thicker. It happens in both boys and girls, but the change is more evident in boys. Girls' voices only deepen by a couple of tones and the change is barely noticeable. Boys' voices, however, start to get significantly deeper.
Well the same voice would sound stupid in all of their songs. Imagine the robot in Technologic singing Robot Rock, or the voices in Forget About The Word in Harder Better Faster Stronger. Wouldn't that sound stupid?
Not all men with high-pitched voices have a highly prominent Adam's apple, as the size of the larynx can vary among individuals. The size of the Adam's apple is influenced by factors like genetics and hormonal levels, and may not always directly correlate with voice pitch.
That is simple, old bean. Allow me to show you. Gwen and Jen Masterson: There voices! Jude Lizowski and Chris MacLean: There attitudes and they say Dude alot. Kai and Duncan: Voices. Tricia, Melinda Wilson and Heather: Tricia and Heather are evil. They all have the same voices. Darth and Elmo367 (US Intern): There lisp. Darth wears a retainer and so does Elmo. Stone and Trent Smith: There voices. Kirsten, Katie and Lindsay: There catchphrases: "Eeeeee!". Wayne and Justin: There voices. Wyatt Williams and Brady (Beth's boyfriend): There voices and they plays guitar. Chrissy and Courtney: There voices. Dustin, Dougray and Geoff: There voices. Kristin and Sadie: There catchphrases: "Eeeeee!". Julie and Eva: Same voice actors. Talon, Tyler, Cody and Ezekiel: There voices. Joanie and Bridgette: Same voices.
There were many different timbres but they all were voices if I remember correctly.
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If they were not different they would all be called the same thing!If they were not different they would all be called the same thing!If they were not different they would all be called the same thing!If they were not different they would all be called the same thing!
No. There is no one lady that does ALL the voices of the Simpsons main characters.Nancy Cartwright voices Bart.Yeardley Smith voices Lisa.Julie Kavner voices Marge.
homophonyWho ever gave you that answer is an idiot.The correct answer is homorhythm
They're professional voice actors, although some of the characters' voices have changed over time, Homer, Wiggum & Moe for example, so they aren't the same as when they started.