Vocal formants are responsible for the differences between the various steady state vowel sounds. This demonstration illustrates the difference in the spectrum of the vocal sounds oo, as in "moo," and ee, as in "knee." Following an introduction to the computer based 1/3 octave real time spectrum analyzer, the spectra of the above vowel sounds are displayed for a male voice singing the same pitch for each. The difference between the formant structure of the two vowels is clearly visible. The frequency at which the vowel is sung is then varied, illustrating that the frequency of the formant remains the same for any pitch sung. The spectrum obtained for the vowel ee is shown in Figure 1
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The skilled use of nonperiodic phonation techniques in combination with spectrum analysis has been p...
International audienceIn human speech, the production of vowels consists in strengthening some speci...
The vocal tract shape is crucial to voice production. Its lower part seems particularly relevant for...
In this paper, we investigate how vowels in utterance vary in various noise environments, focusing o...
while its upper and lower neighbour formants are regular formants of the kind found in normal speaki...
Certain spectrum characteristics have been identifi ed as important for register equalization around...
The effects of variations in vocal effort corresponding to common conversation situations on spectra...
Despite the general availability in the past two decades of the spectrum analyzer and prominent peda...
resonances, or formants [15]. Formants are not only important phonetic elements of speech—allowing u...
The study analyzes the formant zones of male voices in singing vowels with main focus on opera, ches...
Color poster with text, images, charts, and graphs.Precise shaping of the surfaces of the human voca...
The problems connected with the estimation of low formant frequency values of voiced speech sounds w...
This paper deals with the vocal quality differences observed between two sounds produced at the same...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of formant bandwidth and vowel formant posit...
An acoustic impedance spectrometer was used to measure the frequencies R1 and R2 of the first two re...
The skilled use of nonperiodic phonation techniques in combination with spectrum analysis has been p...
International audienceIn human speech, the production of vowels consists in strengthening some speci...
The vocal tract shape is crucial to voice production. Its lower part seems particularly relevant for...