1985
DOI: 10.1159/000265776
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Intraindividual Parameters of the Singer’s Formant

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“…high and low singer's formants) is possible only in well-trained and naturally gifted voices. Gen erally, researchers evaluate the singer's for mant by inspecting the evaluated spectra vi sually, by means of: spectrograms and sono grams [4,5]; long-term averaged spectra [6]; spectra obtained by a filter bank [7], and smoothed spectra calculated by LPC analysis and the discrete Fourier transform [8]. A method for automatic evaluation of SHF was used by Ivanov [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…high and low singer's formants) is possible only in well-trained and naturally gifted voices. Gen erally, researchers evaluate the singer's for mant by inspecting the evaluated spectra vi sually, by means of: spectrograms and sono grams [4,5]; long-term averaged spectra [6]; spectra obtained by a filter bank [7], and smoothed spectra calculated by LPC analysis and the discrete Fourier transform [8]. A method for automatic evaluation of SHF was used by Ivanov [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The literature tends to use the term "singer's formant" (Schutte & Millar, 1985) which we find to have limited clinical value. We have yet to satisfy ourselves as to whether this term refers to one, two, or three articulatory formants.…”
Section: The Function Of Voicementioning
confidence: 89%
“…The research in the theoretical part of acoustic investigations was based on general knowledge about the physics of sound propagation (diffraction and absorption). A number of studies on formant tuning and singer's formant in western operatic vocal, including those by L. Dmitriev, and A. Kiselev [9], H. K. Shutte, and R. Miller [20], T. Millhouse, F. Clermont, and P. J. Davis [14], (especially) J. Sundberg [21; 22; 23; 24; 25; 26; 27], and others, were reviewed. The academic writings in the field of acoustic analyses of nonwestern singing by G. Chrysochoidis, D. Delviniotis, G. Kouroupetroglou, and S. Theodoridis [7], R. Sengupta [18], N. A. Joshi, and M. A. Raju [12], R. Ambrazevičius [1; 2; 3; 4], R. Budrys [4], A. Johnson, J. Sundberg, and H. Wilbrand [11], G. Kovačić, P. Boersma, and H. Domitrović [13] have to be admitted here as well.…”
Section: амбразявичюсmentioning
confidence: 99%