What's the difference between head and chest voice?

What is the difference between head,chest,falsetto and full voice?

• i'm an 18 year old male and sometimes i think that i sing in head voice..well i think since i don't know what exactly head voice is...so plz what is the difference between them?and what is the best technique for singing oh and a final question:is it possible to sing in your talking voice? thanks.....

• Answer:

  Falsetto: This is a term used for males that can go really high in their voice. Boys have a really high 'register' and they have a wider range than girls. Head: A head voice happens a lot when people sing high. It happens when you are singing high notes, and sometimes you can almost feel a buzzing in your head, or it just feels like all of your notes are up there. Chest: A chest voice happens when you sing really low notes. You can feel it resonating in your chest. Full voice: My only guess is that this is just as loud as you can sing. Or, it might just be when you are in your range. You can always sing better in your range, versus when you are higher, and your voice gets breathy, or lower, when your voice gets really, really deep. Singing in your talking voice might just be similar to singing in your range. When you sing in your range, you are extremely comfortable and don't have to work hard to get the notes you want out. When you talk, your voice has inflection. Your voice raises when you ask a question, that sort of thing. Hope I helped!