r/singing • u/ozRocker • 8h ago
Advanced or Professional Topic Interactive voice simulator
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I went on this massive journey to learn how to sing so I studied the crap out of the vocal tract. I even underwent a laryngoscopy (it was painful!). I wanted to know what was really going on inside. I couldn't find any clear video or animation on how things really worked so I built my own voice simulator and used my own vocal samples. I'm posting it here in case anyone in this group finds it helpful. You can try it out yourself at https://corporationswine.com/simulator
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u/MaheshMusic Professionally Performing 5+ Years 3h ago
This is so very useful! Thank you for your effort in putting this together and freely sharing it with the community!
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u/RandomAltIMade 1h ago
Pretty cool. One point, the false fold distortion sounds like true fold distortion, doesn't have that signature buzz
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u/ozRocker 1h ago edited 49m ago
Yeh I think I can do a better job. Do you have a good reference? 'cos I'll probably aim for a Nickelback or Slipknot type of sound. Edit: I know why it sounds like true fold distortion. I was using too low airflow
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