Correction: The sound of trustworthiness: Acoustic-based modulation of perceived voice personality

Belin, Pascal; Boehme, Bibi; McAleer, Phil

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“…Although the human vocal apparatus can produce many different vocal sounds, languages generally use only a small subset of these sounds, and these are not uniformly distributed between and within languages (De Boer, 2000). Many psychophysical procedures, such as adaptive staircase methods but also reverse correlation (Jack & Schyns, 2017), require presenting participants with random distributions of stimuli in feature space, which is often impractical using naturalistic vocalizations (Belin, Boehme, & McAleer, 2017). With voice transformations, experimenters can uniformly or adaptively sample a large space of prosodic variations, for example, all vibrato frequencies between 1 and 10 Hz, regardless of how common these may be in actual behavior, and are thus able to draw better inferences about how these features are processed.…”

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Beyond Correlation: Acoustic Transformation Methods for the Experimental Study of Emotional Voice and Speech

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While acoustic analysis methods have become a commodity in voice emotion research, experiments that attempt not only to describe but to computationally manipulate expressive cues in emotional voice and speech have remained relatively rare. We give here a nontechnical overview of voice-transformation techniques from the audio signal-processing community that we believe are ripe for adoption in this context. We provide sound examples of what they can achieve, examples of experimental questions for which they can be used, and links to open-source implementations. We point at a number of methodological properties of these algorithms, such as being specific, parametric, exhaustive, and real-time, and describe the new possibilities that these open for the experimental study of the emotional voice.

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Beyond Correlation: Acoustic Transformation Methods for the Experimental Study of Emotional Voice and Speech

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Language Strategies in Branding of Luxury Cars

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Majerova

2024

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The aim of this paper is to identify the basic elements of language strategies used in digital marketing communication of luxury car brands. While sonic branding is an issue that has received adequate attention in the current academic literature, language strategies are not sufficiently elaborated in the context of the current state of knowledge. Methodologically, the paper is developed in the form of a case study in the field of car brands. Based on the methods used, the authors identify the key elements of language strategies applicable in the practice of luxury brands.

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2022

Rhetorica Scandinavica

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This article introduces the concept of constitutive actio in a rhetorical critique of Danish prime minister Mette Frederiksen’s speech at the corona press briefing on March 11, 2020. The analysis illustrates how the speaker’s voice use, body language and facial expressions contribute to the constitution of a discursive audience identity. The article examines voice use and body language phenomena such as emphases, pauses and gaze direction in the perspective expressed in Maurice Charland’s constitutive rhetoric (1987). The article thus seeks also to expand the rhetorical understanding of voice use, which often focuses on persuasion or the audience’s attribution of character traits or credibility to the speaker

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Correction: The sound of trustworthiness: Acoustic-based modulation of perceived voice personality

Cited by 3 publications

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Beyond Correlation: Acoustic Transformation Methods for the Experimental Study of Emotional Voice and Speech

Beyond Correlation: Acoustic Transformation Methods for the Experimental Study of Emotional Voice and Speech

Language Strategies in Branding of Luxury Cars

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