This document discusses voice production and is divided into three sections: 1) the respiratory system, 2) the vocal apparatus or vocal organs, and 3) vocal resonators. The vocal apparatus is formed by several organs where air is turned into sound, including the vocal folds located in the larynx, which is commonly called the voice box and manipulates pitch and volume. Vocal resonators, including the throat, mouth cavity, and nasal passages, amplify and modify voice sound to produce a person's recognizable voice.

1. VOICE PRODUCTION
1- RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
2- VOCAL APPARATUS OR VOCAL ORGANS
3- VOCAL RESONATORS

2. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

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5. VOICE PRODUCTION
1- RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
2- VOCAL APPARATUS OR VOCAL ORGANS
3- VOCAL RESONATORS

6. VOCAL APPARATUS
IT´S FORMED BY SEVERAL ORGANS WHERE THE AIR IS TURNED INTO SOUND
Also known commonly as vocal
cords, are composed of twin
infoldings of mocous membrane
stretched horizontally across the
larynx. They vibrate, modulating the
flow of air being expelled from the
lungs during phonation.
VOCAL FOLDS LARINX
Commonly called the voice box, is an
organ in the neck of mammals
involved in protecting the trachea and
sound production. It manipulates
pitch and volume. The larynx houses
the vocal folds.

7. VOCAL CORDS
LARINX

8. VOICE PRODUCTION
1- RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
2- VOCAL APPARATUS
3- VOCAL RESONATORS

9. VOCAL RESONATORS
Voice sound is amplified and modified by the vocal tract resonators (the
throat, mouth cavity, and nasal passages). The resonators produce a
person's recognizable voice.