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formant [′fȯr·mənt]
(acoustics)
A set of resonances of a musical instrument or voice mechanism that form partials of sounds produced by the instrument, independent of the fundamental frequency, and give these sounds their quality.


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Issues concerning vocal technique include coordinated onset and release of sound, breath management, vibrato, agility, resonance, laryngeal, formants and the singer's formant, articulation, vowel modification, sostenuto, dynamic control and messa di voce and hearing, feeling and seeing the voice, warming up and cooling down the voice, and the spoken voice.
With 7x faster data processing speed of the existing model, PHISYX2 provides better sound quality with its optimized algorithm to synchronize sound phases, and has been newly equipped with Formant frequency control, which allows for voice pitch shift processing while the original formant can be kept.
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