2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvoice.2003.09.003
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The relationship between measured vibrato characteristics and perception in Western operatic singing

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“…17 With a mean of 5.88 undulations per second, the VR observed here is similar to that in several previous studies 13,14,16 but lower than others. 15 The results show that the melody or technique used by the singer did not affect the VR, which confirms the participants' training level and the consistency of this parameter regardless of the melody performed or the singing technique used by the singer. 13,20 The values for VE, on the other hand, depended on the melody (higher in the romantic melody) and the technique (higher with the operatic singing technique) used by the singer.…”
Section: Effects Of Melody and Techniquesupporting
confidence: 60%
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“…17 With a mean of 5.88 undulations per second, the VR observed here is similar to that in several previous studies 13,14,16 but lower than others. 15 The results show that the melody or technique used by the singer did not affect the VR, which confirms the participants' training level and the consistency of this parameter regardless of the melody performed or the singing technique used by the singer. 13,20 The values for VE, on the other hand, depended on the melody (higher in the romantic melody) and the technique (higher with the operatic singing technique) used by the singer.…”
Section: Effects Of Melody and Techniquesupporting
confidence: 60%
“…More recently, the values were defined between 4.55 and 6.25 Hz for classical voices 14 and between 6.28 and 7.14 Hz for operatic singing voices. 15 However, other authors found a mean VR of 5.7 Hz with this particular technique, slower than for the Broadway style of singing (6.1 Hz). 16 Note that mean VR is considered to be a constant for a singer.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Sin embargo, este parámetro varía mucho dependiendo del cantante y de la expresión vocal 5 . Howes 6 encontró que el promedio del extent en cantantes profesionales varía entre 0,41 y 1,58 semitonos.…”
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“…Estudios asocian el retardo del inicio vibrato (mayor a 0,5 segundos) con una percepción de un vibrato pobre y esto también es altamente correlacionado con una pobre calidad de la voz en el canto 11,12 . Otros autores indican que mientras más temprano es el vibrato onset, más amplio es el extent 6 . Acústicamente, el vibrato involucra modulaciones de la frecuencia y modulaciones de amplitud.…”
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