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Resonant Voice in Acting Students: Perceptual and Acoustic Correlates of the Trained Y-Buzz by Lessac
Journal of Voice, 10/02/09

Barrichelo–Lindström V et al. – This study aimed to investigate perceptually and acoustically Lessac's Y–Buzz and sustained productions of Brazilian Portuguese habitual /i/ vowels pre– and posttraining and to verify the presence of formant tuning and its association with the perception of a more resonant voice. The F1 ? F0 difference was significantly smaller for the female Y–Buzz (52 Hz), as well as F1 ? H2 in the case of the male Y–Buzz (12 Hz), suggesting formant tuning. It was not possible to establish association between the perceptual grades and measures F1 ? F0 or F1 ? H2.

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