Contemporary Issues in Experimental Phonetics 1976
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-437150-7.50018-x
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Time- and Frequency-Altered Speech

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“…Since SOLAFS time-compression maintains the pitch of the original speaker, listeners are able to comprehend speech played at higher rates compared to without time-compression [4]. Furthermore, once accustomed to time-compressed speech, people prefer it over uncompressed speech [3]. Another demonstrated success for time-compression includes the following example: when presented with audio of teaching materials, subjects who listened to a timecompressed recording twice at twice-normal rate performed better than counterparts who listed to the same recording once a normal rate [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Since SOLAFS time-compression maintains the pitch of the original speaker, listeners are able to comprehend speech played at higher rates compared to without time-compression [4]. Furthermore, once accustomed to time-compressed speech, people prefer it over uncompressed speech [3]. Another demonstrated success for time-compression includes the following example: when presented with audio of teaching materials, subjects who listened to a timecompressed recording twice at twice-normal rate performed better than counterparts who listed to the same recording once a normal rate [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Time-compressed speech tests employ speech that is compressed electronically by systematically sampling and discarding segments of the signal without distorting the frequency aspects of the signal (Beasley et al, 1972;Beasley and Maki, 1976). Time compression currently is accomplished using waveform editing software that alters the rate of speech without altering the power spectrum or pitch.…”
Section: Time-compressed Speech Testsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Office phones forward to an ISDN based voice mail server which plays greetings and records messages; when a new message is taken, email notification is sent to the recipient [14]. 1 >I sent you a fax of a comic strip, but it probably >didn't >come out well. Let me know --now that I'm >at work and can access real copying machines I can >probably do better!…”
Section: Voice Mailmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Users can and do increase the rate of both synthesized and digitized speech; listeners quickly adapt to faster speech [8], and, after some exposure, find normal speech rates unseemingly slow [1]. Filtering at many levels is essential.…”
Section: Phoneshell User Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%