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Your Voice: An Inside View

by Scott McCoy

Multimedia examples for Chapter 8: Phonation

Please see the printed textbook for explanatory material for each example.

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Example 8.16

 
Voice break from poor CT/TA coordination
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Examples 8.24-28: please refer to images in the printed textbook