Deepening your voice requires you to understand how your voice is created and addressing the underlying causes of why your voice is high-pitched.

When you speak, air comes from your lungs through your wind pipe. This air causes your vocal cords to vibrate, producing sound. The sound then comes out of your mouth. Like a stringed instrument, the tighter the vocal cords, the higher-pitched the sound that emerges.

To illustrate what we mean, try this: hum with your head facing the floor. Then gradually lift your head towards the ceiling while continuing to hum. You’ll notice that as you raise your head, the pitch of your voice also starts to go up. This is because the muscles in your larynx or voice box became tenser. When you were facing downwards your larynx was relaxed and more supple, and the pitch was lower.

So to produce permanent results in deepening your voice, you have to eliminate the stress in your larynx. There are a couple of ways you can do this: do exercises to strengthen your neck muscles and deepen your breathing. This is just one of many techniques you can employ to achieve that power commanding voice you’ve always wanted.

When the muscles of your neck are too weak, the muscles around your vocal cords have to do the work of supporting your neck, creating more tension and resulting in a higher voice. When your breathing is deeper, then you can produce more air and are better able to modulate your voice. There are a few methods that when you practice them religiously, you’ll be on your way to deepening your voice, and commanding respect too.

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A lot of people assume they are pretty much stuck with whatever voice they have at the current moment time. However the truth is, the voice is controlled by vocal muscles, and just like every other muscle, it can be trained and changed.

The vocal muscles in your larynx are what controls the air as it is pushed out of your lungs, creating a vibration or sound. The tone of the sound depends on the tension in the vocal are of your throat. What people with a high pitched voice don’t realize is, they can do something about it, just by training their vocal chords to loosen up. The proof of this can be seen when a person gets nervous, their voice begins to crack, this is because of the tension the voice box, that is being caused by the stress that is being put on their body at point in time, thereby tightening up their vocal chords.

If you want to keep your vocal chords loose to create a deeper sound, then you will need to do vocal exercise that will lengthen your vocal chords and make your voice muscles stronger. Stronger and longer vocal chords mean more voice control, which means you can make a wider array of sounds. This is crucial when trying to make your voice deeper, as you will be focusing on training your voice to make a certain sound. You can do this by repetitively humming in a deep voice and creating various notes with your voice, in a deep tone. After a while, your voice will become accustomed to making deeper sounds, and you will find it easy to speak in a deeper and clearer voice.

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Most men assume there is simply nothing they can do when it comes to deepening their voice.  This is just simply not true, there are plenty of ways one can go about deepening the tone of their voice, through various vocal exercises. While it won’t necessarily be easy, it is entirely possible with the right vocal training.

The fact is, our vocal chords are a muscle group and can be strengthened just like every other muscle group in our bodies. The only difference is, it will take a different kind of exercise, a more concentrated and specific exercise, in order to deepen the voice.  Most of these exercises can take months to see any results with. The reason why it can take such long periods of time for your voice to change, is because most of the exercises that will allow you to do so, are actually geared towards goals other than just making your voice deep.

Most of the vocal training exercises attempt to teach one how to control the vocal chords so they can sing better, A.K.A singing lessons. The problem is, a lot of guys could give a hoot if they can sing, they just want a deeper voice. There are other more motivational type methods that people get confused with such as hypnosis. These methods are not very successful, that is unless the person being hypnotized firmly believes that the hypnosis will work for them. It has been said “You are as you think” and that is the core issue of hypnosis, it only works on those who believe it will. It is simply a method of unleashing your own willpower in a subconscious way.

Another exercise known as elocution, attempts to teach one to speak more eloquently, so they may use their voice more effectively in venues such as job interviews.

All of these exercises really are beating around the bush when it comes to getting a deep voice, and if you are trying to get a deep voice then singing exercises would still be your best bet. However if you are trying to target a specific tone, like a having a deeper voice, then I would suggest you limit the exercises to ones that will help you with this. For example, just walk around all day humming different notes in a deep voice, over time this is a sure fire way to see results. Remember persistence is the key, when it comes to changing any part of your body, not just the voice.