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Association between Lung Function and Vocal Affections Arising from Tobacco Consumption
Introduction Smoking is a major risk factor for numerous diseases; it is necessary to analyze the impact that the habit can have on vocal health. Objectives To determine the influence of smoking on changes in vocal production and lung vital ...
Karoline Weber dos Santos+2 more
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International survey on voice quality
In recent years, numerous investigations have focused on voice quality (VQ) for forensic purposes. These studies notwithstanding, we lack an international picture of how VQ is generally understood by forensic practitioners and how it contrasts with the practices of voice therapists.
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The perception of voice quality: Multidimensional scaling evidence [PDF]
Jody Kreiman, George Papçun
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Components of integrality in the perception of voice quality and tongue root position [PDF]
Rachel Thorburn+2 more
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The impact of a speaker's voice quality on auditory perception and cognition: a behavioral and subjective approach. [PDF]
Schiller IS, Aspöck L, Schlittmeier SJ.
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Advances in Clinical Voice Quality Analysis with VOXplot. [PDF]
Barsties V Latoszek B+3 more
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Voice quality ratings: Theoretical considerations. [PDF]
Jody Kreiman, Bruce R. Gerratt
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Objective Measurements of Voice Quality [PDF]
The quality of human voice plays an important role across various fields like music, speech therapy, and communication, yet it lacks a universally accepted, objective definition. Instead, voice quality is referred to using subjective descriptors like "rough", "breathy" etc.
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Influence of age on voice quality after transoral CO2 laser microsurgery. [PDF]
Lechien JR, Hans S, Crevier-Buchman L.
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Voice Impersonation using Generative Adversarial Networks [PDF]
Voice impersonation is not the same as voice transformation, although the latter is an essential element of it. In voice impersonation, the resultant voice must convincingly convey the impression of having been naturally produced by the target speaker, mimicking not only the pitch and other perceivable signal qualities, but also the style of the target
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