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When it comes to public speaking, the pitch of the speaker plays a vital role in making a speech a successful one. This is what we will discuss in this article. Pitch can be defined as an attribute of sound that changes with alterations in the frequency of vibration.

 

Speaking voices are high, medium, or low. Some people may pitch their voices too high, leading to strain and unpleasantness, whereas others may pitch their voices too low, leading to growls and gruffness. To secure a good pitch for the speaking voice, the normal natural pitch of usual conversation should be found. Speech in that same pitch should be developed for larger audiences. Lowering the voice can result in a better

pitch for the speaker. If your natural pitch is too low for clearness, you should consider raising it a little bit. However, don’t amplify it to a great extent.

 

If you want to be a good public speaker, never deliver a connected group of words in a monotonous manner. Your voice must rise and fall. These changes must match intelligently with the meaning of your spoken words. Such variations are called inflections. The most disagreeable violations of required inflections are raising the voice where it should fall—as at the completion of an idea, and letting it drop where it should

remain up—as before the completion of an idea.

 

Finally, the pitch of your voice should also match with the desired emphasis of your words. You may want to emphasize some points in your speech. Proper pitching of your voice is an ideal way to reflect your emphasis. Never neglect the ‘pitch factor’ while delivering a public speech. This will definitely make you an effective public speaker.

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