A musicalidade da locução radiofônica: análise acústica e entoacional dos estilos esporte e policial

Abstract

The objective of this work is to provide evidence of the acoustic intonation domain of sports radio and police styles - compared to a neutral - and identify similarities and differences between these varieties with respect to the formation of intonational structures. For description and analysis of data was necessary to create a protocol, and another hearing of oral acoustic analysis of the music. The results show values of fundamental frequency (F0) considerably higher for sports and high values for tonic vowels - compared with the pre-and post-tonic - of both styles, a fact which confirms the importance of variations of F0 in the Portuguese accent and the use of expressive emphasis. Intonational curves are very similar, with an increase in tone to those of sports in relation to the police and this in relation to neutral. This fact may confirm the importance of the domain patterns of F0 of the speaker's intentions captured by listeners. The tonal range is basically the same for the genera studied by changing the tone, a higher (sports) and the lower one (police). Another distinctive value was the duration of vowels is greater for the sporty style, with the exception of pre-tonic vowels, which justifies the differences between the time of utterance - speech rate and articulation - for both styles. This data also influenced the duration curves intonation settings, longer for the sporty and compressed to the police and neutral manner. We believe that the results justify the need for closer ties with the methods of acoustic analysis of voice and speaks in voiceover and radio link to a use of data in the work of improving the expressiveness (oral) radio professional.