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| − | The natural frequency of the vocal cords apparatus is determined by the size, muscular force and lung pressure. | + | The natural frequency of the vocal cords apparatus is determined by the size, muscular force and lung pressure.<br> |
| − | It varies depending size, age, species, ... | + | It varies depending size, age, species, ...<br> |
| − | Our voices have a frequency around 100 Hz to 200Hz inadult male humans, 200Hz to 300Hz in adult female humans, and up to 350Hz in children. | + | Our voices have a frequency around 100 Hz to 200Hz inadult male humans, 200Hz to 300Hz in adult female humans, and up to 350Hz in children.<br> |
| − | For cats this rises to 500Hz, and for buffalo, walrus, and lions it can be as low as 30Hz. | + | For cats this rises to 500Hz, and for buffalo, walrus, and lions it can be as low as 30Hz.<br> |
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| + | == artists== | ||
| + | http://www.gordonmonahan.com/pages/home.html | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 26 April 2017
Van Helmont
Contents
Exhibition shots
The state of things, Group show @ Imal, Nov - Dec 2016
There is also information between words
https://www.wired.com/2012/04/an-essay-on-the-new-aesthetic/
https://creators.vice.com/en_us/article/in-response-to-bruce-sterlings-essay-on-the-new-aesthetic
sound, speech & formant synthesis
http://reactivemusic.net/?tag=text-to-speech : overview of articles related to text to speech on reactive music https://mitpress.mit.edu/designingsound/ : Code examples for “Designing Sound” textbook https://mitpress.ublish.com/book/designing-sound
http://research.spa.aalto.fi/publications/theses/lemmetty_mst/chap5.html : history of speechsynthesis.
constructed language (conlang)
http://www.dblondin.com/092507.html http://www.dblondin.com/101606.html
facts and figures
The natural frequency of the vocal cords apparatus is determined by the size, muscular force and lung pressure.
It varies depending size, age, species, ...
Our voices have a frequency around 100 Hz to 200Hz inadult male humans, 200Hz to 300Hz in adult female humans, and up to 350Hz in children.
For cats this rises to 500Hz, and for buffalo, walrus, and lions it can be as low as 30Hz.
