The Singing Power Ratio as an Objective Measure of Singing Voice Quality in Untrained Talented and Nontalented Singers

Maximum speed of pitch changes in singers and untrained subjects

Johan Sundberg · Journal of Phonetics · 1979 · 165 citations

Music, Psychoacoustics, Kinesiology +9

Differences in phonetogram features between male and female subjects with and without vocal training

Arend M. Sulter, H.K. Schutte · Journal of Voice · 1995 · 128 citations

Phonetogram Features, Health Sciences, Vocal Training +11

Long-Time Average Spectrum of Speech and Voice Analysis

Anders Löfqvist, B. Mandersson · Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica · 1987 · 119 citations

Long-time Average Spectrum, Engineering, Health Sciences +11

Singing power ratio: Quantitative evaluation of singing voice quality

Koichi Omori, Ashutosh Kacker, Linda M. Carroll et al. · Journal of Voice · 1996 · 116 citations

Music, Voice Quality, Health Sciences +6

Perceptual and acoustic study of professionally trained versus untrained voices

W.S. Brown, Howard B. Rothman, Christine M. Sapienza · Journal of Voice · 2000 · 97 citations

Music, Health Sciences, Acoustic Study +6