Definitions

1. noun

A voice in which the speaking tone is at a lower pitch than the singing tone, resulting in a voice that is deep and resonant when speaking but can produce high notes when singing.

“The singer’s baryphonia allowed her to switch seamlessly between speaking and singing roles.”

2. noun

A type of voice in which the vocal cords are set at a lower tension than normal, resulting in a deeper and more resonant voice.

“The actor’s baryphonia added depth to his performance as the villainous character.”