Alex Feinman wrote: > > Jay Prince wrote: > > So, does anyone know the official range of the human voice in > > conversation? Is it 1-4kHz? > > I hope not. You ever try to talk at 1kHz? > For reference, middle C is about 256 Hz; most men speak > about a fifth to an octave below that, so I'd say, make > it 100-160 Hz or so for the vowels; the consonants keep > going out up to 15kHz, but I'm sure with a 4kHz cutoff, > speech should be understandable. Most women speak about > around middle C, or perhaps a fifth about that for ones > with high voices, so perhaps 500Hz. > > You could also just mess around with a microphone and a > 32-band equalizer. ;-) > > > Thanks- > > > > Jay > > Alex > There is something I don't understand : why don't you use what in French we call a Laryngophone I explain what it is you will find the English word ;-) this is a kind of microphone but instead of the air it uses the vibrations from the bones of your larynx pilots during WWII used to use them. I apologie for my poor English but hope this will help Lionel -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" toWear-Hard Mailing List Archive (searchable): http://wearables.ml.org
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