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Moveable larynx
This is a nice way to realize a simple moveable larynx.
I use this model on my workshops to explain clearly some larynx movements.
Look at this video.
You can download the pdf directions here.
Thanks to Vocal Process.
I use this model on my workshops to explain clearly some larynx movements.
Look at this video.
You can download the pdf directions here.
Thanks to Vocal Process.
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Comment by Wolfgang Saus on April 7, 2009 at 1:01pm
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Hello Marco, thanks for sharing! I built one and will recommend it on my website too. Maybe one should add two rubber bands to simulate the vocal folds.
Wolfgang
www.oberton.org
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Comment by Marco Tonini on April 7, 2009 at 1:42pm
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In fact I added 2 rubbers. It is a simple but clear do-it-yourself!
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