Chest Voice for Dummies

Alright, so "chest voice" is a term we use to describe the lower part of your singing voice, the part that resonates in your chest when you sing. It's like when you talk or sing and you can feel the vibrations in your chest, that's your chest voice at work. Imagine when you're talking to a friend and you can feel the sound coming from deep in your chest - that's your chest voice.

When you use your chest voice, it tends to have a richer, warmer tone. It gives your voice that full, deep sound. It's the part of your voice that you might use when you're singing a lower note or when you're speaking in a lower register. We use our chest voice when we want to add power and depth to our singing or speaking.

Remember, it's called "chest voice" because you can feel the vibrations in your chest. So when you're singing and you really want to emphasize the lower part of your voice, that's when you're using your chest voice. It's like your vocal power source.

I hope that helps you understand what "chest voice" means! It's all about using the lower part of your voice to add depth and richness. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!