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Throat-Voice Energy

The trace of outer-muscle squeezing — when it shows up, the balance score is docked.

Phonation Balance
Throat-voice energy: squashed envelope plus anomalous low-frequency energydB21084014702100normal envelopeformants pressed downanomalous low-freq energy (squeeze trace)Not one frequency: a set of traces — low-freq anomaly, squashed envelope, changed spectral tilt
The dashed curve is the normal envelope; squeezing squashes it flat and adds the orange anomalous low-frequency block — this set of traces is throat-voice energy.

What it is

The characteristic energy signature that appears in the voice when the extrinsic laryngeal muscles — those around the neck and jaw that should never lead phonation — join in squeezing. It is not one single frequency but a set of spectral traces left by the squeezed state.

Where it comes from

A composite indicator estimated from several features: anomalous low-frequency energy, formants pressed down as a whole, and changes in spectral tilt.

How to read it

High values mean the neck is “singing” instead of the vocal folds; persistently high values point to passaggio problems or volume ambition outrunning technique. When the Throat Voice Warning exceeds its threshold, the Phonation Balance score is docked directly.

Where it is used