No Time to Lose? Time Shrinking Effects enhance the Impression of Rhythmic "Isochrony" and Fast Speech Rate
Wagner P, Windmann A (2009)
In: Proceedings of Interspeech 2009. 1523-1526.
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Time Shrinking denotes the psychoacoustic shrinking effect of a short interval on one or several subsequent longer intervals. Its effectiveness in the domain of speech perception has so far not been examined. Two perception experiments clearly suggest the influence of relative duration patterns triggering time shrinking on the perception of tempo and rhythmical isochrony or rather
”evenness”. A comparison between the experimental data and
duration patterns across various languages suggest a strong influence of time shrinking on the impression of isochrony in speech and perceptual speech rate. Our results thus emphasize the necessity of taking into account relative timing within rhythmical domains such as feet, phrases or narrow rhythm units as a complementary perspective to popular global rhythm variability
metrics.
Index Terms: prosody, perception, rhythm, timing, tempo
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tempo;
rhythm;
perception;
timing;
prosody;
biphonetics
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2009
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Proceedings of Interspeech 2009
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1523-1526
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Interspeech 2009
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Brighton
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/1785375
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Wagner P, Windmann A. No Time to Lose? Time Shrinking Effects enhance the Impression of Rhythmic "Isochrony" and Fast Speech Rate. In: Proceedings of Interspeech 2009. 2009: 1523-1526.
Wagner, P., & Windmann, A. (2009). No Time to Lose? Time Shrinking Effects enhance the Impression of Rhythmic "Isochrony" and Fast Speech Rate. Proceedings of Interspeech 2009, 1523-1526.
Wagner, Petra, and Windmann, Andreas. 2009. “No Time to Lose? Time Shrinking Effects enhance the Impression of Rhythmic "Isochrony" and Fast Speech Rate”. In Proceedings of Interspeech 2009, 1523-1526.
Wagner, P., and Windmann, A. (2009). “No Time to Lose? Time Shrinking Effects enhance the Impression of Rhythmic "Isochrony" and Fast Speech Rate” in Proceedings of Interspeech 2009 1523-1526.
Wagner, P., & Windmann, A., 2009. No Time to Lose? Time Shrinking Effects enhance the Impression of Rhythmic "Isochrony" and Fast Speech Rate. In Proceedings of Interspeech 2009. pp. 1523-1526.
P. Wagner and A. Windmann, “No Time to Lose? Time Shrinking Effects enhance the Impression of Rhythmic "Isochrony" and Fast Speech Rate”, Proceedings of Interspeech 2009, 2009, pp.1523-1526.
Wagner, P., Windmann, A.: No Time to Lose? Time Shrinking Effects enhance the Impression of Rhythmic "Isochrony" and Fast Speech Rate. Proceedings of Interspeech 2009. p. 1523-1526. (2009).
Wagner, Petra, and Windmann, Andreas. “No Time to Lose? Time Shrinking Effects enhance the Impression of Rhythmic "Isochrony" and Fast Speech Rate”. Proceedings of Interspeech 2009. 2009. 1523-1526.
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