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Acoustical consequences of articulatory movements (Lindblom & Sundberg's articulatory model)

The video "Acoustical Consequences of Articulatory Movements", based on the Lindblom and Sundberg (1971) articulatory model, explores how the movements of the articulatory organs (such as the jaw, the tongue, and lips) impact the acoustic properties of speech sounds. This model seeks to explain the relationship between articulation and the resulting acoustic signal, particularly focusing on how the human vocal apparatus influences speech production. The presentation of the articulatory model is based on the following paper: Björn E. F. Lindblom & Johan E. F. Sundberg (1971) Acoustical consequences of lip, tongue, jaw, and larynx movement. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 50, 1166–1179 (1971). The IPA would like to thank Prof. B. Lindblom for permission to post this video.