环球成像研究比较元音发音与半闭声道练习 (SOVTEs) 产生大声
Anne-Maria Laukkanen1, Vojtěch Radolf2, Vítězslav Bula2
1Speech and Voice Research Laboratory, Tampere University, Tampere, Finland.
概括
大声的半遮蔽语音练习 (SOVTEs) 与对话的声音相比,增加了声音负载. 然而,在SOVTE中使用狭窄的吸管可以减少语音负载和惯性力,使其成为语音制作中潜在的更安全的选择.
科学领域:
- 喉腔病理学 喉腔病理学
- 声音科学 声音科学
- 声学分析 声学分析
背景情况:
- 半闭塞语音练习 (SOVTEs) 用于修改声学参数.
- 在SOVTEs期间了解声音负载对于语音训练和治疗至关重要.
- 冲击应力 (IS) 和惯力是声生物力学的关键指标.
研究的目的:
- 量化和比较在一个元音和两个常见的SOVTE的大声发音期间的声载.
- 为了估计撞击应力和惯性力在这些发音类型期间.
主要方法:
- 在一个声音健康的男性身上进行了体内实验研究.
- 高速视频喉腔内镜捕捉了用管 (浸入水中) 和吸管 (在空气中) 发音期间的球动态.
- 测量了口腔空气压力,并分析了球关闭速度,加速和减速.
主要成果:
- 大声的SOVTEs,特别是带有管子的SOVTEs,与习惯的声音声调相比,增加了喉闭合速度和冲击应力.
- 与大声的母音发音相比,大声的SOVTE通常显示与管道的球宽度增加,但与草的宽度减少.
- 与管和大声母音相比,狭窄的吸管显著降低了惯力 (ACC,DC) 和冲击应力.
结论:
- 大声的SOVTE会增加声音负荷,但狭窄的SOVTE会导致较低的冲击应力和惯性力,而不是大声的母音发音.
- 狭窄的吸管可能通过减轻过度的声音负载,为响亮的SOVTE提供更安全的方法.
- 这些发现对优化临床和性能设置中的语音练习协议有影响.
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