Formant Displays

Vowel Production, Word Articulation & Connected Speech


In Video Voice's unique, "F2 vs. F1" matrix display, isolated vowels appear in general regions of the screen, and words have shapes determined by their phonemic components. All models are clinician-defined, so you determine the program content and select appropriate therapy targets for each individual in your caseload.

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The matrix Formant Display can be used in two ways. In the Practice format, the goal is to match the model pattern. The model and trial appear on the screen simultaneously for easy analysis of similarities and differences, with "instant replay" for review as needed. With click of your mouse, you can change models "on-the-spot" to let individuals practice against their own voice patterns.

The other matrix display format, Gobble, is an "eat-the-dots" style game that takes the boredom out of drill work and encourages repeated production of targets. Its live feedback also stimulates vocal play and helps speakers find and maintain appropriate articulator positions for vowel and other sound production.

The Temporal Display's cross-time representation of the formant frequencies assists in remediation of durational articulation errors and offers a way to practice segmental targets in a connected speech framework.

The Formant Displays have numerous therapy applications. Auditory feedback reinforces all visual displays, letting speakers both see and hear their productions. Animated cartoon graphics are available to reward good performance in all displays.  Some displays offer scoring against a therapist-defined goal, with selective storage of scores for later review.

Learn more about the Formant Temporal Display .

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