Search Results - "Winholtz, W S"

Effect of microphone type and placement on voice perturbation measurements by Titze, I R, Winholtz, W S

“…This study was conducted to explore the effects of microphone type (dynamic vs. condenser) and pattern (omnidirectional vs. cardioid) on the extraction of…”
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Vocal Tremor Analysis with the Vocal Demodulator by Winholtz, William S, Ramig, Lorraine Olson

“…This paper describes the Vocal Demodulator as a new device for analysis of vocal tremor. The Vocal Demodulator produces amplitude-demodulated and…”
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Rapid voice tremor, or "flutter," in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis by Aronson, A E, Ramig, L O, Winholtz, W S, Silber, S R

“…In an attempt to clarify the origin and frequency characteristics of a rapid voice tremor, or "flutter," in patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS),…”
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Conversion of a head-mounted microphone signal into calibrated SPL units by Winholtz, W S, Titze, I R

“…A method is reviewed for conversion of a microphone signal into calibrated Sound Pressure Level (SPL) units. The method follows American National Standards…”
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Suitability of minidisc (MD) recordings for voice perturbation analysis by Winholtz, W S, Titze, I R

“…A new digital recording format, Minidisc (MD), shows promise for high-quality voice recordings. It is available in a portable size and uses magneto-optical…”
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Miniature head-mounted microphone for voice perturbation analysis by Winholtz, W S, Titze, I R

“…The miniature head-mounted microphone has become the microphone of choice in clinics, laboratories, and professional work settings where voice amplification or…”
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