Chapter 7 Production and Perception of Sound Waves Flashcards

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Zemlin’s Definition of Vowel?

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A vocal sound produced by relatively free passage of airstream through the larynx and oral cavity.

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What does the raw phonatory signal sound like?

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Sounds like a bilabial voice trill - otherwise known as a raspberry or Bronx Cheer.

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True or False: Vowels are always produced with VF vibration

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True

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How is Consonant Speech Sounds Produced?

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One or more areas of partial or complete vocal narrowing caused by some degree of constriction.

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Nearly periodic complex waves are…

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A wave that is almost periodic, as a result of vocal vibration

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True of False: All vowels and some consonants are produced through nearly periodic complex waves

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True

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True of False: Continuous aperiodic waves happens when airflow moving through the glottis constriction in the vocal tract stops turbulence

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False: airflow moving through the SUPRAglottis constriction in the vocal tract CREATES turbulence (noise)

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What type of periodic wave happens when noise and rapid pressure changes in vocal tract, which creates pressure variations in the mouth?

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Transient Aperiodic Waves

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What does it mean by Transient?

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Short-lived; Transient aperiodic waves mean that they are brief, non-repeating sounds

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What are two examples of speech sounds that come from continuous aperiodic waves?

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/s/ and /f/

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What are two examples of speech sounds that come from transient aperiodic waves?

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/p/ and /k/

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What are the two fundamental characteristics of speech sound production?

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Source: sound source or input to the vocal tract (VF vibrate to produce periodic sound waves)
Filter: Vocal tract as the resonator/modulator of the sound (it’s what creates the specific sounds needed to come out of the vocal tract)

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The vocal tract is a _____-dependent source

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Frequency dependent, where the tract resonantes, only allowing specific frequencies to pass through the filter with greater amplitude than other frequences

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Formula of the acoustic theory of speech production

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P(f) = U(f) * T(f) * R(f)

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What does it mean by vocal sound source?

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It is the initial sound produced before modifying

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What are two components in the vocal sound source?

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F0 and Harmonics

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What happens with harmonics in the vocal sound source?

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It includes additional frequency that multiplies

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What are the

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