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glottal

glottal In this context, glottal refers to the sound-source aspect of the vocal system in singing.

In this context, glottal refers to the sound-source aspect of the vocal system in singing. Glottal dynamics are the source-related features of the voice, such as fundamental frequency, sound level, and vibrato, considered in relation to the vocal filter.

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Drafting source: Del Valle Carlos Hugo C. Acoustic markers of emotional expression in professional lyrical singing. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1880734; article XML SHA-256 4d0a35f8c0e9cfcb44d0d95fedc6030fcbff2c2a2c6bf3e979498c1782703fbc. “Acoustic markers of emotional expression in professional lyrical singing” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1880734).
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