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phonation

phonation Phonation is the way voice is produced, as heard in voice quality patterns and measured in acoustic features of speech.

Phonation is the way voice is produced, as heard in voice quality patterns and measured in acoustic features of speech. In this source, it includes non-modal forms such as creaky voice.

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Drafting source: Rosa Sara Gomes; Baglioni Sabrina Bravo; Passetti Renata Regina; Constantini Ana Carolina. Acoustic and auditory relation of creak/creaky settings in telephone call and direct recording samples: An approach in the light of forensic phonetics. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0346033; article XML SHA-256 f5fe3242e51fabadc781c33cd0e5fe55286d164777f2a5e1cd971e2370c14b28. “Acoustic and auditory relation of creak/creaky settings in telephone call and direct recording samples: An approach in the light of forensic phonetics” (10.1371/journal.pone.0346033).
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