When voice is produced using inhaled air. By contrast, normal voice production uses exhaled air. Voice production with inhaled air is often involuntary or unintentional—for example, a gasp of surprise, or with a person whose vocal cords are scarred or paralyzed in a nearly closed position. Inspiratory phonation is also more limited with respect to pitch range and loudness than is normal, expiratory phonation.
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