… The aerodynamic power necessary for voice production is generated subglottally by the
chest, thorax, and abdomen. Then, above the vocal folds, resonators modulate the sound into a …

… of voice production, this review focuses on the voice source … between voice physiology,
voice production, and voice … in different aspects of voice studies. An overview of vocal fold …

… The speech apparatus is divided into the organs of phonation (voice production) and
articulation (settings of the speech organs). The phonatory organs (lungs and larynx) create voice …

… the voice, increasing the negative slope of the spectrum as one changes voice production
from highly compressed voice (… ) to normal adduction to highly breathy voice (a relatively steep …

Aims: This study looks at the pathological disorders analysis from speech signals. She
presents the effectiveness of the few parameters of the glottal source and these moments of …

Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the anatomy and physiology of voice production.
The original nature of the larynx is entirely at variance with the faculty of speech. The …

… interaction between different control parameters on voice production. However, future work is
… aspects of voice production as related to voice therapy and phonsurgery,” J. Voice 12, 125–…

… Voice production for speech is part of a psychomotor act that is the result of complex interactions
among psychological and anatomical systems (Figure 10.1). A comprehensive review of the …

… Physiology The physiology of voice production is exceedingly complex and will be
summarized only briefly in this chapter. Greater detail may be found elsewhere in this book. …

Many critical moments in a child’s early life relate to voice: the first cry on entering the world,
the first laugh, and the first words. As a child grows, voice becomes an important part of …