I was consulted by a few people who are bothered with their harsh voice last month. You may want to take note if you or your friends are bothered by a harsh voice.
Harsh voice often sounds high-pitched. It’s thin in quality and not pleasant to the ears, like finger-nails scratching across the glass. While sitting beside someone with a harsh voice, you want to cover your ears as it gives you a very uncomfortable physical feeling. A harsh voice also leaves people with the impression of being aggressive and not amiable. It may be often heard in women’s voices, but there are men with harsh voices as well.
You may not need to know that from the sound theory, harsh voice vibrates at a higher sound-wave frequency, but you know that harsh voice irritates people on a physical level. To the person who has a harsh voice, it indicates their imbalance in both the physical and mental sense.
You don’t have to live with a harsh voice. Proper and deep breathing itself has the power to re-balance the voice while resonance is the secret to realign and restore your voice with fullness and richness.
People often expect quick fix for a harsh voice. The truth is that if you are not breathing properly, it’s impossible to re-balance your voice. Start from breathing today.
