BELOW ARE TUTORIALS / VIDEOS
ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF
ACOUSTIC VOICE/SPEECH ANALYSIS.
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Phonanium’s Clinical Voice Lab (0 videos)
This ‘Clinical Voice Lab’ actually contains all the Phonanium plug-ins for the acoustic assessment of voice signals in the program Praat and its related issues. Therefore there is not a single tutorial/video on how to work with Phonanium’s Clinical Voice Lab. However, there are tutorials/videos on all the tools included (for measurement, reliability and administration purposes) in this package. We therefore advise you to watch these tool-specific tutorials/videos separately.
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Vox Phonetography (1 video)
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Acoustic Voice Quality Index (1 video)
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Dysphonia Severity Index (1 video)
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Vocal fundamental frequency (1 video)
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Vocal intensity level (1 video)
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Vocal range estimation (1 video)
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Spectrography (1 video)
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Cepstrography (2 videos)
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Recording quality (1 video)
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Intensity level calibration (1 video)
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Installation of Phonanium plug-ins (1 video)
Patient/subject information - New file (1 video)
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200510 _ Acoustic voice markers and surgical face mask (exploration @ home)
Based on questions I received and some of the posts I read these last couple of weeks during COVID19 lockdown, I decided to explore the possible influence of wearing a surgical face mask on some of the commonly used acoustic voice markers. No 🚀 science at all … only a very small domestic study 🧐 … so thanks a lot to my lovely family members for participating voluntarily 😃. The findings are highly preliminary, but worth mentioning while awaiting data from larger and more profound studies on this specific and new topic. Here you can watch the video (sorry: 16 minutes) on this simple investigation. I primarily hope it already helps those colleagues who have questions about making recordings in these rather odd circumstances. Above all … STAY SAFE! 👍
Are you interested in doing high-quality speech/voice/singing range profiling, then check out our partner Vox Phonetography.
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