I'm learning how to be an audio engineer so i searched what is formant in music and it had lead me into this video and omg it's so good+ i will start studying linguistics next year so this fact makes this video more amazing. Love ur work man keep going!
HI! Thanks so much! Phonetics can be so hard (impossible) to follow in 1.5h classes. These segments are perfect!!! I do have a question though: How is it that we produce sound at three different frequencies simultaneously?
I'm learning how to be an audio engineer so i searched what is formant in music and it had lead me into this video and omg it's so good+ i will start studying linguistics next year so this fact makes this video more amazing. Love ur work man keep going!
Wow amazing thank you so much
Thank you! I'm about to start my senior year in my SLP undergraduate program and I needed a refresher!
thank you!! very nice video.
Thank you. That was really helpful.
HI! Thanks so much! Phonetics can be so hard (impossible) to follow in 1.5h classes. These segments are perfect!!! I do have a question though:
How is it that we produce sound at three different frequencies simultaneously?
That's something I can't understand either
@@karol.gorski99 I think I got it, I beleive it has to do with the different resonance chambers along the vocal tract.
Bravo 👌 Terrific! I'd like more about it. Plz! Thanks!
Really helpful. Thank u!!!
Really missing your lectures
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