Why does everyone have such distinctive voices when the make up of our throat area is very similar?
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The throat is only part of what make your voice sound unique. Sound vibrations start at the vocal chords, but they are mechanically connected to the body, and incite vibrations. For example, the head resonates in different amounts at different frequencies, as does the chest. The teeth position, size, and how the meet as they close change how consonants are formed. This is just part of what makes peoples voices distinct from one another.
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