prapbm@er*.er*.se* (Praktikant Peter Bergstrom) wrote on Fri 29 Jul 94 15:10:47 +0200 (Subject: Mixedgas effect on speech ):- > ... scrambled speech, when you breath with some mixedgas under pressure? ... lower density in the gas. Which result in a frequency increase ... I have heard of speech `de-helium-ifiers'. Another sort of distortion of speech that sometimes occurs is "gasmaskyness" caused by talking (while diving or on land) into a small fullface or mouth-and-nose mask (gasmask, Kirby Morgan mask, etc). I once heard of a speech processor to `de-Kirby-Morgan-ify' speech: does such a device exist? What distortion in terms of frequencies and differential amplification does `gasmaskyness' of speech consist of?
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