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Summary
Archives of voice recordings could provide a source of information for voice scientists
and clinicians interested in voice analysis and in cultural and historical changes
of vocal styles and qualities. Large collections of sound recordings exist that could
be used as databases for such inquiries, although no comprehensive list of such collections
currently exists. A preliminary survey of major collections is presented. Voice scientists
and voice archivists have many common areas of interest in the recording, reproduction,
copying, and analysis of sound. The Recording and Research Center, as part of its
ongoing research in establishment of standards for voice analysis, has begun an archive
of laboratory recordings. A protocol for recording trained, normal, abnormal, and
neurologically impaired voices is in development. This survey of sound archives will
continue as well.
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© 1989 Raven Press, Ltd., New York. Published by Elsevier Inc.
