Podcast episode about the acoustic analysis of Taylor Swift's changing vowels! featuring Miski Mohamed and myself

Taylor Swift changed her accent when living in different cities. Miski Mohamed and I analyzed the acoustics of her vowel articulation, showing key features of Southern accent during Taylor’s time in Nashville, and lowered voice pitch during her time in New York City
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Using Ant-Man’s voice as a lesson on voice acoustics and vocal tract length
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Want to vocode speech? You can use our paper and code! This is a technique used to control spectral resolution and other factors that are important for understanding cochlear implants
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Preparing to teach phonetics / acoustics in the fall? Here are some class videos that might be helpful for you!
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use R to pinpoint where a sound frequency falls on the basilar membrane in the cochlea

freq2mm <- function(freq=NULL, A = 165.4, a = 2.1, length = 35, k = 0.88){
return(log10((freq/A)+k)*length/a)}

need more real-life examples like this to demonstrate audio concepts

with geom_box(), every plot is a box plot

Interesting (although not too surprising) that data viz comprehesion uses two-stage process: 1st fast initial pass based on prior knowledge and assumptions about how graphs should behave, 2nd detailed orientated pass only if suggestion something is misleading.

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#AcademicSky

Look, I love these sites & I get how politics works & why they're doing it, but every single one makes exactly the same error universities have been making for years:

Research DOES NOT JUST MEAN STEM.

Look around. If you think we also don't need social science & humanities research, look harder.

1. Today the NIH director issued a new directive slashing overhead rates to 15%.

I want to provide some context on what that means and why it matters.

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Mentally fixing a word that you missed can lead to missing the next thing the talker says. This is a common problem for people who have hearing loss, but is ignored by audiological testing. Check out our new open-access paper on this topic here!
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When a talker repeats the same vowel sequence 34 times in quick succession, a good phonetician simply can’t let that opportunity pass.
I present to you: the definitive acoustic analysis of Ari Melber's pronunciation of "guilty"

Academic mentorship is a skill that has to be practiced intentionally - it doesn't just happen automatically. Auditory friends, come join us in this chat on how to be a good mentor

Need plot
Need bike plot
Need bike plots
Need to build bike plots line by line

you found that two groups of children have different means on X, not that X can distinguish between two groups of children. keep it clear and boring.

Need more plots, all the time

First day of class!