Voice Acoustics

Voice acoustics refers to the study of how sound is produced and transmitted when we speak. It involves examining the sound waves created by vocal cords and how these waves interact with the shape of the mouth, throat, and nasal passages to form different sounds. By understanding these acoustic properties, researchers can analyze speech patterns, improve voice recognition technologies, and enhance communication methods for those with speech disorders. Essentially, it's about how our voice makes sound and how that sound can be understood and used in various applications.