06-10-2019, 23:35
(15-01-2017, 01:44)caters Wrote: So you're saying that back before puberty when my female hormone levels were low, that low hormone is why I could sing in all 4 ranges(Bass, Tenor, Alto, Soprano) but now since my female hormones have spiked up, my soprano ability has gone down significantly and so I can only sing in the alto range without either a squeaky voice quality when I reach the soprano range(like a piccolo) or high effort for nothing when I try to go low towards tenor(kind of like how I try to get the dynamics on my flute to be piano by blowing softly but it doesn't seem to be affecting the dynamics(still mezzo forte)). That would explain my 2 octave range of good quality(F in the small octave to F in the 2nd octave).The extract below is a gross simplification but your next move would be to consult a well qualified vocal coach.
The most common cause of a voice change later in life is aging of the voice box and the respiratory system that powers the voice. ... The vocal cords may lose flexibility and elasticity, and dry out. Sometimes, the muscles of the larynx can atrophy, become thinner and weaker. Your ribs may become more calcified.
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