Male at the age of voice break: create pharyngeal voice, utilise uvula:
Make The Voice Low Pitch: Lift the Soft Palate with uvula
The larynx isn’t the only part of your body that shapes the sound that comes out as you speak. The mouth and nose are also involved. The velum – soft palate and uvula in the back of your mouth do quite a bit to control the tone of your voice. The velum opens and closes the air passage between your nose and throat. If the velum is wide open, your voice will travel up and out through your nose, giving you a nasal sound. It is quite helpful if one is trying to hit the high notes with sinus resonance by utilising the uvula to direct more air to the sinuses. It is good for a deep, masculine voice when the air is sent to the sinuses to vibrate.
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