Male/female

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Everyone has their own unique sound. But is there really a difference between a man’s voice and a woman’s voice?

Yes, there are physiological and acoustic differences, but these are not absolute. Men tend to have thicker and longer vocal cords resulting in lower pitches, while women have shorter and thinner vocal cords producing higher pitches. Resonance also differs due to anatomical variations with men generally having deeper and fuller tones.

However, technique, range, and personal expression often blur these distinctions. Both men and women can access a variety of vocal registers, and everyone’s voice is ultimately defined by their individuality and style!