Acoustic Theory of Speech Production¶
Fant, G. (1960). Acoustic Theory of Speech Production.
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- Harmonic Spectrum
- Voiced speech frame. Over a short quasi-stationary interval, glottal excitation creates lines near multiples of voice \(f_0\), while vocal-tract filtering shapes their amplitudes into formant regions
This sourceSupplies the source-filter model of voiced speech production: quasi-periodic glottal excitation at harmonics of f0, shaped into formant peaks by vocal-tract filtering.
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- Voiced speech frame. Over a short quasi-stationary interval, glottal excitation creates lines near multiples of voice \(f_0\), while vocal-tract filtering shapes their amplitudes into formant regions
- Voice
- The defining framework is the source-filter model of voice production, formalized by Gunnar Fant (1960)
This sourceFant's Acoustic Theory of Speech Production, which analyses formant frequencies as resonances of the vocal tract, the first formant tied to the back cavity and the second to the front cavity.
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“the first {{{formant}}} is associated with the resonance of the back cavity and the second {{{formant}}} with the”
- The defining framework is the source-filter model of voice production, formalized by Gunnar Fant (1960)
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