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This report provides data of the automatic acoustic synthesis of basic German vowel phoneme allophones with the use of one channel formant synthesizer; ...
May 1, 1995 · Duration differences between spectrally similar tense‐lax pairs varied as a function of vowel height in both citation and sentence contexts.
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Acoustic and phonological characteristics of the natural German vowels used. The upper part shows the locations of all vowels in the F2–F3 space.
This study aims at carrying-on the effort to re- cover the set of necessary and sufficient description parameters for the Standard German vowel system. For this ...
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What is missing so far is an analysis of the stress distinction in German vowels by lingual postures and formant values. By investigating acoustic and ...
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Acoustically characterizing vowel systems requires the identification, delimitation and measurement of appropriate signal portions. In general the portions to ...
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In German acoustic phonetics, vowel length is distinguished by the duration of the vowel sound. Short vowels are typically pronounced with a faster, clipped ...
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Oct 22, 2024 · Recent phonological approaches incorporate phonetic principles in the motivation of phonological regularities, e.g. vowel reduction and ...
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This study examines articulatory and acoustic inter-speaker variability in the production of the German vowels /i/, /u/ and /a/.
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Note, however, that other tenseness contrasts may differ in their acoustic relations. In German, the tense back vowel /u/ has a lower F2 than the lax back vowel ...