This one is fascinating, though if you're a little squeamish about human anatomy, this isn't for you. Here's a video clip of Dr. Christopher Chang performing a transnasal fiberoptic stroboscopy to evaluate the vocal cords. (Plain English translation: here's how your vocal cords make the sound that's comin' out of your mouth!)
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And now you know.
I also had the same thought chad.
And to dd, we might not be able to see the folds close in high notes because the strobe light might not have been set to be in sync with the hz of the note she was singing.
Video is very interesting though, and a bit gross.
no wonder deep throat feel so good...
hum baby huummmmm
And as much as I worship John Barry, I like "Tomorrow Never Dies" better. Blasphemy, I know...
I guess I wasn't the only one who thought that it was something else.
Every sound produced y my mouth is made by that weird lookin' thing !?!? Wow.
And it looks more like a skinny person on top of a fat woman :p :p :P