Voice Registers

1. generally thought to be a mix of both the chest and the head voice qualities, or an in between colour, giving it a very warm, rich tone that isn't quite as oscuro (dark) as that of chest voice but also not quite as chiaro (bright) as that of head voice.
5. another way to say middle register
7. the lowest vocal register that can be produced by a human voice.
8. another way to say head register
9. another way to say chest register
10. the term that is used for the middle voice in men that lies between the primo and secondo passaggi.
14. the highest register of the human voice, and refers to the register above the head register in female voices.
15. another way to say vocal fry
16. the natural disposition or manner of actions of the vocal folds.
17. another way to say chest register
18. another way to say a technique or method of making the transition from one vocal register to the next smooth and seamless, and thus removing all noticeable signs of a register break

2. a particular series of tones that possess the same quality and that are produced in the same vibratory pattern of the vocal folds within a certain range or series of pitches
3. one way to say a technique or method of making the transition from one vocal register to the next smooth and seamless, and thus removing all noticeable signs of a register break
4. another way to say head register
6. the register above the middle register or zona di passaggio
9. the system of vocal registers within the human voice
11. an adjustment of breath control and vowel modification
12. transitions between registers (usually among inexperienced singers) that are commonly abrupt or awkward
13. a specific timbre or vocal sound (differentiated from head voice) in the male upper-range that is imitative of upper-range female voice quality