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Re: Voiced speech fundamental frequency ?

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Subject: Re: Voiced speech fundamental frequency ?
From: Bruno Repp <repp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2000 09:02:38 -0700
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Martin Braun <nombraun@POST.NETLINK.SE> wrote:

In a recent large pitch-range study of native Dutch speakers the ranges
were:

138-469 Hz for 8 adult females
65-333 Hz for 7 adult males.

I believe a distinction needs to be made about (1) the possible F0
range for individuals, (2) the speaking F0 range for individuals, and
(3) the range of average speaking F0 frequencies across individuals.
I believe the question posted on the list concerned (3), whereas the
Dutch data Martin cited concern (1).

Bruno

Bruno H. Repp
Research Scientist
Haskins Laboratories
270 Crown Street
New Haven, CT 06511-6695
Tel. (203) 865-6163, ext. 236
FAX (203) 865-8963
e-mail: repp@tom.haskins.yale.edu

References:
- Re: Voiced speech fundamental frequency ?
  - From: Andy Faulkner
- Voiced speech fundamental frequency ?
  - From: Martin Braun

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