Voice

Head and chest voice

Head and chest voice

So, now you know that chest voice refers to all the notes below your vocal break and head voice to all the notes above the break. To further explain, we have multiple ways to color our tone. If we take the words chest and head out of the equation, then we still have full voice and falsetto.

  1. What is the difference between head voice and chest voice?

What is the difference between head voice and chest voice?

The chest voice is the range of notes at the bottom of your voice. And head voice is the range of notes at the top. But even though these terms can be confusing, here's all you need to memorize: The chest voice is created by thick vocal folds.

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