by Isao Tokuda | Dec 14, 2024 | NCVS Insights, Vocal Folds, Vocal Membranes
NCVS Insights – Science that Resonates The Vocal Membranes May Explain Why Humans are So Talkative December 14, 2024 Volume 2 Issue, 7 – December 2024 by Isao Tokuda Humans are talkative animals. We enjoy chatting with family, friends, and colleagues over daily...
by Jan Švec | Nov 23, 2024 | Falsetto, NCVS Insights
NCVS Insights – Science that Resonates Searching for the Causes of Chest-Falsetto Register Breaks Under Anechoic Conditions November 23, 2024 Volume 2 Issue 6 – November 2024 by Jan Švec The origin of the breaks between chest and falsetto registers has remained one of...
by Aaron Johnson | Oct 29, 2024 | Larynx, NCVS Insights
NCVS Insights – Science that Resonates Exploring Neuromuscular Changes in the Larynx: Insights from Rat Ultrasonic Vocalizations October 29, 2024 Volume 2 Issue, 5 – October 2024 by Aaron Johnson The study of rat ultrasonic vocalizations (USVs) provides a unique...
by Brad Story | Sep 17, 2024 | NCVS Insights, Spectograms
NCVS Insights – Science that Resonates Anatomy of a Spectrogram September 24, 2024 Volume 2 Issue, 4 – September 2024 by Brad Story This video provides a brief explanation of how spectrograms are constructed as a collection of individual spectra from consecutive...
by Ron Scherer | Sep 17, 2024 | NCVS Insights, Phonation
NCVS Insights – Science that Resonates What is Airflow Vibrato? September 17, 2024 Volume 2 Issue, 4 – September 2024 by Ron Scherer Vocal vibrato has a number of manifestations. Typically vibrato is first thought of as a variation in fundamental frequency (fo), and...
by Jorge Lucero | Jun 22, 2024 | NCVS Insights, Phonation
NCVS Insights – Science that Resonates Phonation Threshold Pressure in Inspiratory vs. Expiratory Phonation June 22, 2024 Volume 2, Issue 2 – June 2024 by Jorge Lucero Inspiratory or reverse phonation refers to the production of voice when air is inhaled from the...
