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   What is the difference between voice quality and 'voice quality'?

   • The concepts of ‘voice quality’ as the long-term, habitual postural settings in an accent and ‘voice quality’ as the vibratory, phonatory portion of speech are reconciled through the laryngeal articulator mechanism that explains how multiple configurational adjustments and vibratory elements are achieved in the lower vocal tract.

   Voice and Voice Quality (Chapter 1) - Voice Quality

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   What is a comprehensive description of voice quality?

   • The comprehensive description of voice quality presented by Laver (1980) reviews the concept of voice quality in phonetic theory, presents the categor-ies and labels for analysing voice quality settings, and summarizes the articulatory, acoustic, and auditory research relevant in defining each category.

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   Is voice quality a phonetic descriptor of accent?

   • Voice quality, in its broadest theoretical sense as a phonetic descriptor of accent, refers to the long-term characteristics of a person’s voice – the more or less permanent, habitually recurring, proportionately frequent characteristics of a person’s speech patterns (Abercrombie 1967, Laver 1980).

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   What does 'voice quality' mean in phonetic theory?

   • Abercrombie’s (1967: 89–95) definition of ‘voice quality’ is the most cogent placement of the concept within phonetic theory as having a general, relatively non-fluctuating quasi-permanent character, distin-guishing it temporally from rapidly fluctuating segmental (vowel and conson-ant) articulations and middle-duration dynamic (prosodic) patterns.

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   Summary. Terminology for voice quality is revised, particularly for the lower vocal tract. The concepts of ‘voice quality’ as the long-term, habitual postural settings in an accent and ‘voice quality’ as the vibratory, phonatory portion of speech are reconciled through the laryngeal articulator mechanism that explains how multiple ...

   • Author: John H. Esling, Scott R. Moisik, Allison Benner, Lise Crevier-Buchman

   • Publish Year: 2019

3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 237236417(PDF) Defining and measuring voice quality - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2003 · The ANSI standard definition of quality (that attribute of auditory sensation in terms of which a listener can judge that two sounds similarly presented and having the...

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   This chapter examines voice quality as the long-term, relatively constant or habitually recurring phonetic characteristics of an individual’s speech. The identification of voice quality settings relates the auditory/acoustic components of the voice quality strand of an individual’s accent (i.e. habitual manner of speaking) to the ...

5. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleAssessment of voice quality: Current state-of-the-art ...

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   Jun 1, 2015 · What is voice quality? Voice quality is a perceptual phenomenon in voice. In general, voice quality is not clearly defined in a lot of publications. Commonly, it is accepted that pitch, loudness and phonetic categories are not considered voice quality [1].

   • Author: Ben Barsties, Ben Barsties, Marc De Bodt, Marc De Bodt

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6. acousticalsociety.org › wp-content › uploadsVoice Quality:What Is Most Characteristic About You in Speech

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   voice quality, which in the most general sense is everything in the acoustic signal other than overall pitch, loudness, and pho-netic contrast (vowels and consonants). Descriptions of voice quality have traditionally consisted of qualitative terms such as warm, shrill, twangy, creaky, shrieky,

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   Voice quality, in its broadest theoretical sense as a phonetic descriptor of accent, refers to the long-term characteristics of a person’s voice – the more or less permanent, habitually recurring, proportionately frequent characteristics of a person’s speech patterns (Abercrombie 1967, Laver 1980).

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   Jan 1, 1981 · Voice quality has been of great interest to many professions concerned with the voice from those in medicine who listen to pathologic voices to those in music who must develop professional voices. Research in voice quality has been abundant, varied, and very often disparate. Phonetically, voice quality changes with each change in vowel.