Formants

• FACEBOOK PAGE: ‘Aze Linguistics’ ( / azelinguist )
• INSTAGRAM: aze_thelinguist
• PAYPAL: [e-mail]
• PATREON: / azelinguistics
• COPYRIGHT: Royalty-free (Sound: / audiolibrary (including ‘Game Plan’ by Bad Snacks; ‘Venetian’ by Density & Time; ‘Towards Us’ by Asher Fulero)
• (SOME) PICTURES: pixabay.com/

[@lazycrazy9720]

I'm learning how to be an audio engineer so i searched what is formant in music and it had lead me into this video and omg it's so good+ i will start studying linguistics next year so this fact makes this video more amazing. Love ur work man keep going!

[@penciloo]

thank you!! very nice video.

[@pockettes3918]

Thank you! I'm about to start my senior year in my SLP undergraduate program and I needed a refresher!

[@yulinfeng-je5rj]

Wow amazing thank you so much

[@peywandomer7774]

Thank you. That was really helpful.

[@xinyichen1418]

Really helpful. Thank u!!!

[@DjAngelloFerreira]

Bravo 👌 Terrific! I'd like more about it. Plz! Thanks!

[@m.zawarkhan8324]

Really missing your lectures

[@elanalottner7542]

HI! Thanks so much! Phonetics can be so hard (impossible) to follow in 1.5h classes. These segments are perfect!!! I do have a question though:
How is it that we produce sound at three different frequencies simultaneously?

[@karol.gorski99]

That's something I can't understand either

[@elanalottner7542]

@@karol.gorski99 I think I got it, I beleive it has to do with the different resonance chambers along the vocal tract.

[@m.zawarkhan8324]

Great sir

[@middleway1885]

Boop