The question from a simple listener to singing professionals!

Ginger

Is it possible to imitate singing(lipsinc) and at the same time strain the neck muscles and vocal cords as with real singing? I noticed that when men take very high notes, a dimple or hollow appears on their neck. Can you, please, explain, as a professionals, what it is and why this appears? Is it possible to imitate this dimple without real singing? Best regards.

Ginger

This is what I meant.

Mark_Azzi

The dimple is where the larynx normally is. When we go higher, the larynx tends to rise up. It is possible to replicate this without actually singing.

Wigs

I'm just curious why you want to replicate this? Is it research for an acting role or something?

Ginger

Wigs said:

I'm just curious why you want to replicate this? Is it research for an acting role or something?

No, this is not a research, just curiosity.

Ginger

Mark_Azzi said:

The dimple is where the larynx normally is. When we go higher, the larynx tends to rise up. It is possible to replicate this without actually singing.

Ok, thank you.