‘1/fnoise’ in music and speech
NaturePublished 1 November 1975
Richard F. Voss, John Clarke
Citations617
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SNIP10.16
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Abstract
THE power spectrum S(f), of many fluctuating physical variables, V(t), is '1/f-like', varying as f−γ (0.5≲γ≲1.5), over many decades of frequency (see ref. 1 for review). We have found that loudness fluctuations in music and speech, and pitch (melody) fluctuations in music exhibit 1/f power spectra.
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