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Sundberg, 1994 - Google Patents

Perceptual aspects of singing

Sundberg, 1994

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2102795752216750032
Author
Sundberg J
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Journal of voice

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The relations between acoustic and perceived characteristics ofvowel sounds are demonstrated with respect to timbre, loudness, pitch, and expressive time patterns. The conditions for perceiving an ensemble of sine tones as one tone or several tones are …
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