wow, thanks so much! I'm amazed how you could cover those topics and create a sort of understanding in such a short video. And finally somebody who doesn't talk ages about where exactly which tiny muscle inserts etc... just saying 'they are named after what they link' and going on to their animated function is very reasonable :D at first, i didn't like the larynx as a topic because it seems complicated to leran about, but in this video i got reminded how fascinating it actually is!
Thank you thank you!!!! I'm taking Speech Science and it's just so hard to keep track of all the parts of the larynx just by a textbook! Had to see this like five times but it's good! So much thanks!!
Did you even notice that there Is change of pitch in a sound that was also synchronized with the interestingly meditative music...music that make it so much greater to learn?
Clean, objective and precise! This is the perfect example of how every single anatomy video should be! Excellent job, my friend! And thank you so much!
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This is the best video on muscles of larynx ever made
Best video ever made! Watching this for the 1000th time as I study for my SLP PRAXIS exam!
wow, thanks so much! I'm amazed how you could cover those topics and create a sort of understanding in such a short video. And finally somebody who doesn't talk ages about where exactly which tiny muscle inserts etc... just saying 'they are named after what they link' and going on to their animated function is very reasonable :D at first, i didn't like the larynx as a topic because it seems complicated to leran about, but in this video i got reminded how fascinating it actually is!
Thanks for helping me pass Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing!
raddest anatomy video ever made
Cant describe how amazing this video was, thanks so much for sharing it ^_^
I haven't seen anything better than this video to explain how voice works!!
Thank you for the simple but yet satisfactory animation! I would also love to see the muscles working during singing (e.g. chest to head register).
Thank you thank you!!!! I'm taking Speech Science and it's just so hard to keep track of all the parts of the larynx just by a textbook! Had to see this like five times but it's good! So much thanks!!
the animation is really nice, helped me understand the concept
This is a GREAT video! I love how you used the music to illustrate movement! Bravo!
Been looking for a video like this for a long time, thank you
Did you even notice that there Is change of pitch in a sound that was also synchronized with the interestingly meditative music...music that make it so much greater to learn?
crisp and clear👌. very nicely illustrated/ animated
That bg music was fire.
straight to the point and easy to understand, thank you very much!
Clean, objective and precise! This is the perfect example of how every single anatomy video should be! Excellent job, my friend! And thank you so much!
perfect video for this topic. Otherwise it takes ages to imagine still pictures in action. Thank you!
THANK YOU for this video! Concise and easy to follow, this made things so clear!
What a great video!! Thank you!!! Explained so much stuff that I could not figure out with my professor's lecture or text book.