HOW TO USE A SPECTROGRAM | Voice Feminization
October 11, 2019
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as posted by the channelHi everyone! In this video, I want to talk about one of the most important tools for analyzing, measuring, and interpreting sound: The Spectrogram.
The spectrogram displays sound in 3 dimensions: frequency, time, and amplitude. The spectrogram makes it very clear what the differences are between sounds. Plus, it's beautiful and fun!
A spectrogram can allow you to get more objective feedback about the acoustic behavior of your voice. To utilize the tool for voice feminization, try to maintain a single static pitch but shift while shifting resonance. You should be able to see the harmonic's amplitude change while the fundamental pitch remains the same. In this way, you are directly observing resonance by controlling for the variable of pitch.
Freeware spectrogram
I hope you all enjoy this video! More epic voice content coming soon.
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Amelia Zheanna H.
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