Acoustics of the Human Voice
AT Collections – Acoustics of the Human Voice
Humans are exquisitely sensitive to variations in human voice: from recognizing the emotional state of a loved one, to distinguishing subtle regional accents, to preferring the musical performance of one singer over another, though they both may sing the same melody. The theme of this collection is the human voice studied from the many facets of the AT contributors.
The Physical Aspects of Vocal Health – Zhaoyan Zhang
One Singer, Two Voices – Johan Sundberg, Björn Lindblom, and Anna-Maria Hefele
When Speech Goes Wrong: Evidence from Aphasia – Sheila E. Blumstein
SPEECH COMMUNICATION- THE HUMAN VOICE Jody E. Kreiman
IMITATION IN SPEECH – Molly Babel
VOICES AND LISTENERS- TOWARD A MODEL OF VOICE PERCEPTION – Jody Kreiman
HUMAN VOICE IN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE – Michael J. Owren
MECHANICAL MODELS OF THE HUMAN VOCAL TRACT – Takayuki Arai
