2010年11月1日 · Considering the substantial timbral difference between operatic and popular music styles of singing, several different meanings appear to be attributed to the term “twang.” Voice research should be capable of resolving such a terminological confusion by describing the acoustic, perceptual, and physiological characteristics.

Twang is an onomatopoeia originally used to describe the sound of a vibrating bow string after the arrow is released. [1] By extension, it applies to the similar vibration produced when the string of a musical instrument is plucked, and similar sounds.

2019年9月18日 · Twang，鼻弦音，或者各种声乐教程所说的，众多声乐爱好者认为上高音必备的"咽音"，是cvt理论前提基本三要素之一。 从喉镜上来看，做twang的时候会厌软骨的根部与杓状软骨的距离会明显缩短，同时还伴随很多…

2011年4月20日 · Both words are associated with the accents of the American South; one often hears of the “ Texas twang ” or the “ Mississippi drawl.” But what exactly do these words mean? And is there a difference between the two? Let’s take a look at their strict definitions, from Merriam Webster:

Adding 'twang' to the voice is a natural way to help your voice project. It involves a narrowing of the space above the larynx to intensify certain resonant frequencies. It's a very safe way to make your voice stronger, without adding any more vocal effort. It is NOT inherently nasal and is produced in the throat NOT the nose. Twang or twang?

A single female professional vocal artist and pedagogue sang examples of "twang" and neutral voice quality, which a panel of experts classified, in almost complete agreement with the singer's intentions.

2021年9月1日 · There is no data available related to twang-like voices in loud, low-pitched singing. This study investigates the possible contribution of the lower and upper vocal tract configurations during loud twang-like singing on high and low pitches in a real subject.

A single female professional vocal artist and pedagogue sang examples of “twang” and neutral voice quality, which a panel of experts classified, in almost complete agreement with the singer's intentions. Subglottal pressure was measured as the oral pressure during the …

Twang is a vocal technique that has found a place in a variety of music genres, from country and rockabilly to pop and rock. Its distinctive bright, piercing quality adds an edge to a vocalist's sound and can help their voice cut through in a mix.

Potential explanations include lack of familiarity and inadequate experience or training with the technique. Moreover, concerns have been raised that twang could be vocally injurious due to the required constriction within the vocal tract. There is evidence that twang therapy is an effective voice therapy tool.