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Detection of high-frequency energy changes in sustained vowels produced by singers

Monson et al., 2011

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11339902224483280423
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Monson B
Lotto A
Ternström S
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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The human voice spectrum above 5 kHz receives little attention. However, there are reasons to believe that this high-frequency energy (HFE) may play a role in perceived quality of voice in singing and speech. To fulfill this role, differences in HFE must first be detectable. To …
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