Neurophysiology-Based Acoustic Measurements of Singing Contours An Empathetic Interactive Loudness Approach

摘要

This research focuses on how singing is perceived when amplifying mechanisms vastly enhance its energy contours. This is especially true in big auditoriums, churches or outdoor performances. In practice, the singing voice is altered in its phonetic characteristics. The same time, the listener's perceptional sensory mechanisms are affected, and in terms of neurophysiological processes, an altered acoustic form is received. Apart from these findings, a new unit for evaluating the equivalent to pure acoustic singing is proposed, when using instrumentation to amplify phonation.