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Real-Time Spectrogram, Model 5129
The core CSL and
Multi-Speech programs provide spectrograms a few seconds after signal
acquisition. However, the Real-Time Spectrogram, Model 5129, provides
spectrographic analysis in real time during signal acquisition. It provides a
dual-screen, real-time, scrolling, spectrographic display of speech during
input. The display is very similar to the DSP Sona-Graph. Spectrogram parameters
such as color, dynamic range, and transform sizes (e.g., wideband vs.
narrow-band) may be adjusted. A full-screen spectrogram can be analyzed with the
time axis adjustable from one to four seconds. The user can then select which
portion of the signal to save. This option is ideal for clinical biofeedback of
vowels and consonants, classroom training, forensic screening, and for quickly
previewing taped samples.

Real-Time Spectrogram presents high-resolution spectrograms in real time in
either scrolling or swept mode. Dual screens can be used for instant comparison
or targeting. In the figure above, the upper screen shows a narrow-band
analysis, while the lower screen is a wideband analysis of different
vocalizations.
The Value of Real-Time Spectrograms
The spectrogram has
been well established in the professional literature as the most comprehensive
display modality for clearly revealing speech characteristics. A spectrogram
shows many aspects of voice and articulation simultaneously. Kay’s Real-Time
Spectrogram Program provides a full-featured spectrogram display as the user
speaks, without delay. For articulation training, dual screens can be used to
place models on one screen and client’s attempts on the other.

Spectrograms can be generated in a variety of colors and analysis formats.
Easy to Use
Real-Time
Spectrogram is very easy to use. One multi-tabbed dialog box controls all
configuration selections of the spectrogram. Any adjustment of the analysis can
be instantly applied to the displayed signal and to new recordings. All windows
can be moved and resized before or after recording.

The program offers a full-featured
spectrogram with control over all aspects of the
analysis. Multiple selections of point sizes are
provided to analyze all voices (i.e., adults and
children).
The spectrogram display in Real-Time Spectrogram is very
high resolution. It uses up to 24-bit color with full resolution
of screen.
Summary
Spectrograms are
widely regarded as the most revealing display of speech. The Real-Time
Spectrogram Program for CSL and Multi-Speech provides real-time, high-resolution
spectrograms. It includes full-featured setup options to cope with any
spectrogram requirement.
Current CSL, Model 4500 and
4150, software and
database options include:
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Analysis-Synthesis
Laboratory (ASL), Model 5104 -
Applied
Speech Science for Dysarthrias, Model 5153
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Applied
Speech Science for Voice & Resonance Disorders, Model 5156
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Auditory
Feedback Tools, Model 3506
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Disordered
Voice Database,
Model 4337
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Games,
Model 5167
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Motor
Speech Profile,
Model 5141
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Multi-Dimensional
Voice Program,
Model 5105
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Neuroscience
for Human Communications, Model 5155
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Palatometer
Database,
Model 4333
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Phonetic
& Perception Simulation Programs, Model 5151
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Phonetic
Database,
Model 4332
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Real-Time
EGG Analysis, Model 5138
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Real-Time
Pitch,
Model 5121
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Real-Time
Spectrogram,
Model 5129
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Respiration,
Phonation and Prosody Simulation, Model 5152
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Signal
Enhancement Program, Model 5142
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Sona-Match, Model 5127
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Speech
Articulation: Animation of Muscle Vectors, Model 5154
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Video
Phonetics Program and Database,
Model 5150
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Voice
Range Profile, Model 4326
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