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GingerGinger Member Posts: 4
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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.
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  • GingerGinger Member Posts: 4
    edited April 2020

    This is what I meant.
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  • Mark_AzziMark_Azzi 2.0 PRO Posts: 40
    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.
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  • WigsWigs Moderator, 2.0 PRO, 3.0 Streaming Posts: 5,042
    I'm just curious why you want to replicate this? Is it research for an acting role or something?
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  • GingerGinger Member Posts: 4
    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.
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  • GingerGinger Member Posts: 4
    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.
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