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Segmental Independence In context, stress is probably better defined as the syllable on a word where a intonational peak (accent) can occur. This is more of an abstract phonological definition than a phonetic one. ə ɹ ɪ dʒ ə n l i originally DiCanio (DDL) Features 24/3/10 8 / 24
Pitch: Production Pitch Pitch is controlled by changes in the tension of the vocal folds, both longitudinally (along the folds) and medially (between the folds). The pitch of a sound corresponds to its fundamental frequency (F0), but the two are distinct. Pitch is often perceived as the difference in frequency between successive harmonics of the F0. The pitch range is humans varies. For men, it is usually between 75-250 Hz. For women, it is usually between 120-350 Hz. DiCanio (DDL) Features 24/3/10 9 / 24
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