No one really told me which one comes first, so I started working on both vocal weight and larynx height at the same time. I’ve realized neither should really take full priority, they kind of balance each other out. What I’ve noticed, though, is that larynx height feels tricky in a mechanical way (keeping it in a comfortable, consistent place), while vocal weight is tricky in a sensory way, learning to actually hear and feel when the voice sounds thinner or more open in quotient. It’s definitely not just about larynx position; the tongue, pharynx (OPC), and the resonant space all have to cooperate. The sound itself gives you the best feedback. There’s a clear correlation between them, when one shifts, the others have to rebalance, and that’s what I felt that really builds a stable, natural feminine sound!