Acoustic Parameter Databases of Dagur, Evenki, Oroqen nationalities

He, Hu; Zhou, Xuewen; Tu, Wu Ri Ge Xi Le; Ge, Ha Si Qi Mu; Zheng, Yu

doi:10.1109/icsda.2011.6085993

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“…It can be said that breath is the lifeline of Mongolian long-tune folk songs. No wonder that Mongolian long-tune masters Hazab and Baoyin Deger both attach great importance to the special role of breath in the singing of long-tune folk songs [1]. Hazab believes that the interpretation of breath is mainly realized by breathing, and the most basic feature of Mongolian long-tune is "long".…”

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Speech Signal Processing and Analysis Based on Mongolian long-tune Folk Songs

Hu¹,

Liu

et al. 2023

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This paper mainly analyzes the speech signal of Mongolian long-tune folk songs through the method of speech acoustic analysis. From the perspective of duration, it studies the changes in the length of the passages, sentences and vocabulary of Mongolian long-tune folk songs, discusses the phonetic and acoustic characteristics of Mongolian long-tune folk songs, provides basic data for the protection and digital inheritance of oral culture, and explores the establishment of oral culture database.

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