Voice and singing
Parametric model of spectral envelope to synthesize realistic intensity variations in singing voice
... vowels and 8 synthetic vowels generated with ...sounds and to Vocaloid for synthetic ...Melodyne and Vocaloid, especially for loud-to-weak ...
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Digital signal processing techniques for application in the analysis of pathological voice and normophonic singing voice
... professional singing voice at this ...however, and for this reason we expect the vocal production of musical scales to contain a relatively good level of musicianship, although breath support ...
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Vocal fold biomechanical analysis for the singing voice
... ceilings and long ...valid and reliable ...of Singing, with ages ranging from 20-32 years, 7 men and 4 women, showing different voice characteristics (2 bass, 3 baritones 2 tenors, ...
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ANALYSIS OF ACOUSTICAL FEATURES OF BIPHONIC SINGING VOICES – MALE AND FEMALE XÖÖMIJ AND MALE STEPPE KARGIRAA –
... biphonic singing is a Tuva’s singing method called “Steppe Kargiraa,” which is characterized by an extremely low fundamental ...the voice-production process has been explained by Imagawa, Sakakibara, ...
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A PHYSICAL MODEL FOR VOICE SYNTHESIS
... for voice synthesis that serves both as a research device and as an educational tool for modeling, visualization and auralization of the human ...physiology and the physical relations that are ...
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Comparative Studies on Japanese Traditional Singing and Bel Canto
... between singing voices and natural voices are compared among genres using formant frequencies of five vowels as characteristic ...to singing voices for bel canto and ...F1 and F2 of ...
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PERCEPTION OF FUNDAMENTAL FREQUENCY FLUCTUATION
... in singing voices and sustained vowels and demonstrated how much the F0 fluctuations influence voice ...preparation, and fine-fluctuation, affect the naturalness of singing ...
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Women bertsolaris: Reclaiming the past And singing the present
... involve singing (the melody, the voice, the style), and their rendition takes place in front of spectators: «the improvised bertso means nothing outside its ...poetry and text, but also ...
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Evaluation framework for automatic singing transcription
... of singing voice with lyrics, since many onsets are not clear even for an expert musician (as proved during the ground-truth ...methods, and especially method (a), have problems with pitch bendings ...
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Singing information processing: techniques and applications
... However, singing transcription is a task not only related with melody transcription, but also with speech recognition, and it is challenging even in the case of monophonic signals without ...human ...
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Singing for equality: ESL to coeducate through music
... self-confidence and anxiety” (Du, 2009, pp. 30-33). When a teenager starts to learn and acquire a second language, the first barrier which they found is ...higher and relevant position, so students ...
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What can we learn from voice therapy of the speaking voice for singers's voice?
... A voice therapy concept has been developed in a Spanish-German research project which includes the following elements: a 10-day intensive training, performed in small groups, which aims predominantly on an ...
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Framework for ubiquitous and voice enabled web applicattions development.
... Although the interaction of .Net Framework with the DLL was achieved, it was not possible to interact with passing the parameter from one environment to another. For example, the parameters that the Java ServletConfig ...
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To voice or not to voice the Tasmanian Aborigines : novels by Matthew Kneale and Richard Flanagan
... practices and/or European traditions of humour? Can humour serve to question and transcend or consolidate cultural bounds? We have to concede that not all these questions can be an- swered readily or ...
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31. THE PASSIVE VOICE (1) ONE and DOUBLE COMPLEMENT
... In the case of the active voice “Baird invented TV in 1924” we have placed more importance on the subject ( who did the action) rather what he did. In other words, Baird. In the case of the passive “TV was ...
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Attachments of voice
... sounds and traces of an elsewhere that we have presumed and made our own, domesticated fragments that we have compelled to enter into strange yet familiar relations, different economies of ...allusion, ...
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A common framework to evaluate Parkinson’s disease in voice and handwriting
... handwriting and voice. As both voice and handwriting are complex tasks involving the neurological and muscular system, in which muscular system is synchronized to communicate an idea ...
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Glottal Biometric Features: Are Pathological Voice Studies appliable to Voice Biometry?
... Mxxx and o) are located altogether around a (more or less) well defined cluster (except for M361 and ...Txxx and *) corresponding to normophonic subjects are grouped themselves in the neighborhood of ...
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Exploring academic writing and voice in ESL writing
... them and their sometimes extreme focus on ...paragraphs, and sentences, instructors teach students to be clear about situation, purpose, and ...produce and the conventions by which their ...
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The physics of tibetan singing bowls
... size and weight (see three typical specimens in Figure ...hardness and friction characteris- tics of the exciting stick (called puja, frequently made of wood and eventually covered with a soft ...
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