Дуешь в трубочку, а толку нет? Разбор главной вокальной ошибки (+Эксперимент)

Many people think that blowing through a straw into a glass of water is a universal vocal life hack from the internet. But why do some people's voices soar afterward, while others experience vocal cord strain and tension? In this video, we'll explore the in-depth physics of vocal exhalation and conduct a visual experiment that will open your eyes to the main mistake 80% of vocalists and teachers make! In this video: Historical Investigation: Who Really Created the Method? We explore Ingo Tietze's theory of artificial vocal tract lengthening and the Lax Vox water method from the Finnish school. Battle of Diameters: Thin Straw vs. Thick Tube. Why is diameter crucial and why should they never be confused? Anatomy of Danger: Why blowing a thin straw into water is guaranteed to damage your larynx and how to avoid damaging your voice. A live experiment with a glass: I demonstrate visually, using my fingers and water, how the physics of sound waves works within our vocal tract. A straw is a high-tech training device, but only in the hands of someone who understands the theory. Without knowledge of the processes involved, it's just a piece of plastic, but with understanding, it's the key to rapid recovery and perfect resonance! 👇 Write in the comments: Did you know about these scientists and the difference in diameters? How do you usually train? SHKOLAFONATSII.RF Patyupina Evgeniya Vladimirovna (Zhenya Egorova). Speech therapist, defectologist, phonologist, vocal coach. http://zh-e.ru http://govorunok.com #vocal #vocaltraining #voiceexercises #sovt #laxvox #vocalexhalation #ingotitze #markogusman #voicetraining