Mike Lowrey

January 27, 2016

Hi Man !

Thanx for your response !

Sorry for the late answer , yes , I did a mistake about that a/ae vowel :-)

I went back to the Vowels and formant lectures ... It said that you can have 3 vowels together , if I got it right !

Really interesting...

Having the Vowel you're meant to pronounce + a/ae in the forward palate + that Uh in the backward soft palate must feel like a kinda stretch, right ?

Sorry too for not having checked the book yet, I will ASAP

Guys, feel free to participate , I'd love to have your input too, if you want : - )

( The first post was a Copy/Paste of an email question and I shared it there , didn't mean to exclude anybody : - ) )

Thanx a lot !!!

January 15, 2016

Hey Rob !

Howzitgoin' ?

I'm practicing ( not as much as I would want : Work + daughter and stuff ...)

During our lesson, we was reaching an E4 and then came the time to do vowel modifications

We went obviously from Eh to a Ah or Uh

and you said : Ah is your Trebble knob,

Uh is your Bass Knob

and said that formants are this : Multiple sound colours at the same time

Is that to say that we can have simultaneously

Eh+AH+Uh vowels blended together ?

or is it just EH+AH

or EH+ Uh

Simply put :

Can we have more than 2 vowels blended together ?

If yes, how many of them then ?

Question might sound silly, but I was wondering

Let me know

Thanx

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