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ASLP 3030 Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Rated A+ What is a complex waveform? - It is a Waveform that contains multiple frequencies How do speakers increase their perceived loudness? - * By increasing subglottal pressure * Having larger articulators movements with higher oral ...

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ASLP 3030 Final Exam Questions and

Answers 100% Solved | Rated A+


What is a complex waveform? - ✔✔It is a Waveform that contains multiple

frequencies

How do speakers increase their perceived loudness? - ✔✔* By increasing

subglottal pressure

* Having larger articulators movements with higher oral pressure

Having larger vocal fold

*excursions and more forceful vocal fold collisions

What is the main thing that distinguishes a digital signal from an analog

signal? - ✔✔Digital Signals - are discrete snapshots over time




Analog - infinite graph; continues in time and continues amplitude

What is sampling rate? - ✔✔the number of samples, snapshots, taken per

second represents an amplitude

, What is quantization? - ✔✔

What is a spectrum and how is it different from a spectrogram? -

✔✔Spectrum - contains all frequencies presented in a waveform



Spectrogram -

What is Fourier analysis/Fourier transform? - ✔✔

What does the spectrum of a person's voice look like? - ✔✔It will contain a

Peak of F0, equal spaced peak

1. What are jitter and shimmer? (it's OK if you forget which is which!) -

✔✔Jitter = Duration



Shimmer = Amplitude

Why is it challenging to see the movement of the vocal folds using standard

video/filming techniques? - ✔✔

What is the technique involving strobe lights that you can use to see the

movements in slow-motion?



How does that work? - ✔✔

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