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Voice chpt 3

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Fo Fundamental frequency
pitch Fo
amplitude loudness
Average fundamental frequency the Fo measured in a particular speaking task, averaged over the speaking time of that task
Infants Fo 350-500 Hz
Age 3-10 270-300 Hz
Age 20 Male 120 HZ
Age 20 Female 220 HZ
Frequency Variability the range of Fos used in conversational speech measured either in terms of standard deviation of Fo or pitch sigma
pitch sigma frequency variability in semitones rather than hertz
MPFR Maximum phonational Frequency Range
the complete range of frequencies that an individual can generate MPFR
3 octaves normal for young adults
average amplitude level the overall level of amplitude during a speech task
amplitude variability changes related to the speaker's mood, situation, feelings, and so on
Dynamic range generated form the softest phonation that is not a whisper to the loudest shout measured in dB
VRP a snapshot of vocal fold behavior at one moment in time
Voice Range Profile a graph that plots maximum frequency against the dynamic range
diplophonia occurs when each vocal fold vibrates at a slightly different rate, resulting in the perception of two pitches
Instrument that measures electrical resistance across the vocal folds glottograph
Created by: dbrinker
 

 



Voices

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