Syllable change from /da/ to /de/

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In these videos, the message (syllable type) changes from /da/ to /de/, holding GPR and VTL fixed.

The first video presents the normalized version of the auditory image in cycles format.

The syllable type changes from /da/ to /de/, holding GPR and VTL fixed (cycles format). Loading the player... Download Da137.0p104.3s_de137.0p104.3s-3dB.mov [608.26 kB]

For comparison the second video presents the un-normalized version of the auditory image in time-interval format.

The syllable type changes from /da/ to /de/, holding GPR and VTL fixed (time-interval format). Loading the player... Download Da137.0p104.3s_de137.0p104.3s-3dB_TI.mov [855.23 kB]

The syllables in this example are from the database described in Vestergaard et al. (2009), Table 1. Specifically, they are the /da/ and the /de/ from spoke 1, point 7 (GPR, 137 Hz; VTL, 15.8 cm), the speaker with the lowest pitch in the database.