Unhealthy sensations would be either floppy and let go or rigid and held. Both of these feels refer to muscular tension and development.
Of course, the vocal muscles need to have some kind of tension like a piano or guitar string, or there would be no sound created. Also, the muscles have to be toned and of sufficient strength.
Floppy and let go means there is too little tension for the pitch and the muscles lack strength. We are not be able to sing the pitch accurately. We would then have the feel that we let go too much and are floppy with not enough muscular activity.
Some results would be:
Rigid and held is an unfortunate attempt to gain direct voluntary control of the voice which leads to over-muscularity. If our muscles are over-tightened and we have been trying to create sound by pushing and pressing, then we have the feel of being too rigid and held.
Some results would be:
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