Principles of Voice Production¶
Titze. (1994). Principles of Voice Production. Prentice Hall.
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- When subglottal air pressure overcomes the adductive tension of the folds, they are blown apart; their elastic recoil and the Bernoulli effect snap them back together, producing a quasi-periodic pressure wave whose fundamental frequency (F0) is determined by the folds' length, tension, and mass and is perceived as pitch
This sourceSets out the myoelastic-aerodynamic account of vocal-fold oscillation and the dependence of F0 on fold length, tension and mass.
- When subglottal air pressure overcomes the adductive tension of the folds, they are blown apart; their elastic recoil and the Bernoulli effect snap them back together, producing a quasi-periodic pressure wave whose fundamental frequency (F0) is determined by the folds' length, tension, and mass and is perceived as pitch
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