Bruno H Repp
Biographic Data
| ID | 1661480 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruno H Repp |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruno H |
| FAMILY NAME | Repp |
| SIGNATURE | REPP B H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Haskins Laboratories |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 85 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Sensorimotor synchronization
Pianists duet better when they play with themselves
Sensorimotor synchronization
Expressive Timing in a Debussy Prelude
The expressive timing of 10 famous pianists' performances of Debussy's prelude, La fille aux cheveux de lin, was measured from acoustic recordings and compared to the expressive timing of performances by 10 graduate student pianists, recorded after only a brief rehearsal on a Yamaha Disklavier in MIDI format. Despite the-large differences between the two groups in preparation, experience, age, date of birth, and national origin, their average exp…
The Auditory Processing of Speech
Speech Perception, Production and Linguistic Structure
Einführung in die deutsche Phonetik
Auditory Imagery
Cognition and the Symbolic Processes
Integration of segmental and tonal information in speech perception
Cues to the Perception of Taiwanese Tones
A labeling test with synthetic speech stimuli was carried out to determine to what extent the two dimensions of fundamental frequency (F 0 ), height and movement, and syllable duration provide cues to tonal distinctions in Taiwanese. The data show that the high level vs. mid level tones and the high falling vs. mid falling tones can be reliably distinguished by F 0 height alone, whereas the distinction between tones with dissimilar contours, such…
Spoken Word Recognition
Integration and Segregation in Speech Perception
This paper reviews the various applications of the concepts of integration and segregation in speech perception research. These applications are illustrated with selected examples from the literature. After laying out some conceptual issues and basic assumptions, the review discusses auditory temporal and spectral integration, integration of phonetic information in its various forms, auditory temporal, spatial, and spectral segregation, segregati…
Difference in Second-Formant Transitions between Aspirated and Unaspirated Stop Consonants Preceding [α]
Perceptual experiments with synthetic speech have shown that the category boundary on an acoustic [pa]— [ta] (/ba/-/da/) continuum (obtained by varying the onset frequencies of the second and third formants) is closer to the labial endpoint than the boundary on a [p h a]-[t h a] (/pa/-/ta/) continuum. of several possible explanations, the most plausible seems to be that natural unaspirated and aspirated stops have different formant transitions. T…
Word Recognition in Foreign and Native Language
Can linguistic boundaries change the effectiveness of silence as a phonetic cue
Closure Duration and Release Burst Amplitude Cues To Stop Consonant Manner and Place of Articulation
The perception of stop consonants was studied in a constant neutral [s-1] context. Truncated natural [p] , [t], and [k] release bursts at two intensities were preceded by variable silent closure intervals. The bursts, though spectrally distinct, conveyed little specific place information but contributed to the perception of stop manner by reducing the amount of silence required to perceive a stop (relative to a burstless stimulus). Burst amplitud…
Phonetic trading relations and context effects
Influence of vocalic context on perception of the [∫]-[s] distinction
Mathematical Models for Social Psychology
Accessing phonetic information during perceptual integration of temporally distributed cues
Relative Amplitude of Aspiration Noise as a Voicing Cue for Syllable-Initial Stop Consonants
The present experiments demonstrate that amplitude of aspiration noise (relative to the following periodic portion of the vowel) is a cue for the distinction between voiced and voiceless syllable-initial stop consonants in English, and that it can be traded for voice onset time (VOT). In Experiment I, the category boundary on a synthetic VOT continuum (/da/-/ta/) was found to be a linear function of the amplitude ratio between the aspirated and u…
Phonetic trading relations and context effects
Relative Amplitude of Aspiration Noise as a Voicing Cue for Syllable-Initial Stop Consonants
The present experiments demonstrate that amplitude of aspiration noise (relative to the following periodic portion of the vowel) is a cue for the distinction between voiced and voiceless syllable-initial stop consonants in English, and that it can be traded for voice onset time (VOT). In Experiment I, the category boundary on a synthetic VOT continuum (/da/-/ta/) was found to be a linear function of the amplitude ratio between the aspirated and u…
Integration of segmental and tonal information in speech perception
Cues to the Perception of Taiwanese Tones
A labeling test with synthetic speech stimuli was carried out to determine to what extent the two dimensions of fundamental frequency (F 0 ), height and movement, and syllable duration provide cues to tonal distinctions in Taiwanese. The data show that the high level vs. mid level tones and the high falling vs. mid falling tones can be reliably distinguished by F 0 height alone, whereas the distinction between tones with dissimilar contours, such…
Closure Duration and Release Burst Amplitude Cues To Stop Consonant Manner and Place of Articulation
The perception of stop consonants was studied in a constant neutral [s-1] context. Truncated natural [p] , [t], and [k] release bursts at two intensities were preceded by variable silent closure intervals. The bursts, though spectrally distinct, conveyed little specific place information but contributed to the perception of stop manner by reducing the amount of silence required to perceive a stop (relative to a burstless stimulus). Burst amplitud…
Integration and Segregation in Speech Perception
This paper reviews the various applications of the concepts of integration and segregation in speech perception research. These applications are illustrated with selected examples from the literature. After laying out some conceptual issues and basic assumptions, the review discusses auditory temporal and spectral integration, integration of phonetic information in its various forms, auditory temporal, spatial, and spectral segregation, segregati…
Difference in Second-Formant Transitions between Aspirated and Unaspirated Stop Consonants Preceding [α]
Perceptual experiments with synthetic speech have shown that the category boundary on an acoustic [pa]— [ta] (/ba/-/da/) continuum (obtained by varying the onset frequencies of the second and third formants) is closer to the labial endpoint than the boundary on a [p h a]-[t h a] (/pa/-/ta/) continuum. of several possible explanations, the most plausible seems to be that natural unaspirated and aspirated stops have different formant transitions. T…
Can linguistic boundaries change the effectiveness of silence as a phonetic cue
Accessing phonetic information during perceptual integration of temporally distributed cues
Relative Amplitude of Aspiration Noise as a Voicing Cue for Syllable-Initial Stop Consonants
The present experiments demonstrate that amplitude of aspiration noise (relative to the following periodic portion of the vowel) is a cue for the distinction between voiced and voiceless syllable-initial stop consonants in English, and that it can be traded for voice onset time (VOT). In Experiment I, the category boundary on a synthetic VOT continuum (/da/-/ta/) was found to be a linear function of the amplitude ratio between the aspirated and u…
Influence of vocalic context on perception of the [∫]-[s] distinction
Mathematical Models for Social Psychology
Accessing phonetic information during perceptual integration of temporally distributed cues
Phonetic trading relations and context effects
Closure Duration and Release Burst Amplitude Cues To Stop Consonant Manner and Place of Articulation
The perception of stop consonants was studied in a constant neutral [s-1] context. Truncated natural [p] , [t], and [k] release bursts at two intensities were preceded by variable silent closure intervals. The bursts, though spectrally distinct, conveyed little specific place information but contributed to the perception of stop manner by reducing the amount of silence required to perceive a stop (relative to a burstless stimulus). Burst amplitud…
Can linguistic boundaries change the effectiveness of silence as a phonetic cue
Difference in Second-Formant Transitions between Aspirated and Unaspirated Stop Consonants Preceding [α]
Perceptual experiments with synthetic speech have shown that the category boundary on an acoustic [pa]— [ta] (/ba/-/da/) continuum (obtained by varying the onset frequencies of the second and third formants) is closer to the labial endpoint than the boundary on a [p h a]-[t h a] (/pa/-/ta/) continuum. of several possible explanations, the most plausible seems to be that natural unaspirated and aspirated stops have different formant transitions. T…
Word Recognition in Foreign and Native Language
Spoken Word Recognition
Integration and Segregation in Speech Perception
This paper reviews the various applications of the concepts of integration and segregation in speech perception research. These applications are illustrated with selected examples from the literature. After laying out some conceptual issues and basic assumptions, the review discusses auditory temporal and spectral integration, integration of phonetic information in its various forms, auditory temporal, spatial, and spectral segregation, segregati…
Cues to the Perception of Taiwanese Tones
A labeling test with synthetic speech stimuli was carried out to determine to what extent the two dimensions of fundamental frequency (F 0 ), height and movement, and syllable duration provide cues to tonal distinctions in Taiwanese. The data show that the high level vs. mid level tones and the high falling vs. mid falling tones can be reliably distinguished by F 0 height alone, whereas the distinction between tones with dissimilar contours, such…
Integration of segmental and tonal information in speech perception
Cognition and the Symbolic Processes
Auditory Imagery
Speech Perception, Production and Linguistic Structure
Einführung in die deutsche Phonetik
The Auditory Processing of Speech
Expressive Timing in a Debussy Prelude
The expressive timing of 10 famous pianists' performances of Debussy's prelude, La fille aux cheveux de lin, was measured from acoustic recordings and compared to the expressive timing of performances by 10 graduate student pianists, recorded after only a brief rehearsal on a Yamaha Disklavier in MIDI format. Despite the-large differences between the two groups in preparation, experience, age, date of birth, and national origin, their average exp…
Sensorimotor synchronization
Pianists duet better when they play with themselves
Sensorimotor synchronization
Psychology (21 works) · Computer Science (17 works) · Cognitive psychology (13 works) · Phonetics and Phonology Research (13 works) · Speech recognition (13 works) · Perception (12 works) · Communication (9 works) · Linguistics (9 works) · Neuroscience (8 works) · Neuroscience and Music Perception (8 works)