Category: Lexicon

  • May 12, 2025
    Offset is the end of a sound, in singing you can have a glottal, aspirate, or smooth offset. Which offset…
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    Objective measurement refers to the quantitative assessment of a phenomenon or attribute using standardized and reliable techniques. It involves collecting…
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    The non-linear theory of vocal production is a framework in the study of vocal physiology and acoustics. This theory focuses…
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    Vocal Fold Nodules are bumps that can form on the vocal folds. Nodules always form bilaterally in the anterior third…
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    The nasopharynx is a part of the upper respiratory tract located behind the nasal cavity and above the oropharynx. It…
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    Narrow bandwidth refers to a limited range of frequencies within a signal or spectrum. In the context of sound, a…
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    The Myoelastic-Aerodynamic Theory of Voice Production is a fundamental concept in vocal physiology. It explains how vocalization occurs through the…
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    The Mylohyoid muscle, also called the diaphragma oris, is a paired muscle that elevates the hyoid bone and the tongue…
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    Muscular antagonism refers to the relationship between pairs of muscles that have opposing actions or functions. When one muscle group…
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    The Origin of a muscle is the attachment point where the muscle connects to a bone. When a muscle contracts,…