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Open source software for tube vocal tract modeling, resonance prediction, illustration, and 3D printing
Runhui Song, Jonas BeskowiD, Jens EdlundiD, Mechtild Tronnier, Rui Tu, Kecheng ZhangiD, Axel G. EkströmiD
Abstract
We present accessible code-free tube vocal tract modeling software. The software implements a transfer function. Applications involve exploratory speech acoustics-based basic research and education in phonetic sciences. The program has been made publicly available and presents researchers and students in speech-centric sciences with easily accessible vocal tract modelling and vowel synthesis.
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