Perception and Acoustics of Emotions in Singing

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Summary

In this experiment, the acoustic correlates of perceived emotions in singing were investigated and it was found that anger was associated with the presence of vibrato; joyous phrases had vibrato, a short final duration, and a shallow spectral slope, whereas fear was related to a steep spectral slope.

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Published
1997-09-22
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Keywords

Vibrato, Sadness, Anger, Psychology, Perception

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