Resonance Tuning in Three Girl Choristers

The phenomenon of resonance tuning, whereby a singer modifies the shape of their vocal tract to increase the acoustic power output, is commonly exploited across large pitch ranges by professional sopranos and has been observed to a lesser degree in nonexpert adult singers.This study considers the employment of two common resonance tuning techniques in experienced child singers; tuning the first vocal tract resonance to the fundamental (R1: fo) and tuning the second resonance to the second harmonic (R2:2 fo).

from Speech via a.lsfakia on Inoreader http://ift.tt/21uIyk6
via IFTTT