I have often read that if you’d like to make your voice deeper, humming deeply helps quite a lot. Which means I’d expect the opposite to be true if you’re humming high. That’s a downside or an upside depending on who you are and what you want.
Again, I DON’T KNOW THIS TO BE TRUE. BUT IT SEEMS VAGUELY BELIEVABLE TO ME
Possible pseudoscientific downside here:
I have often read that if you’d like to make your voice deeper, humming deeply helps quite a lot. Which means I’d expect the opposite to be true if you’re humming high. That’s a downside or an upside depending on who you are and what you want.
Again, I DON’T KNOW THIS TO BE TRUE. BUT IT SEEMS VAGUELY BELIEVABLE TO ME
When learning to sing, humming is used to extend your range higher. Not sure if it’s used to extend it lower.