The phrase "average voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a voice that is neither particularly high nor low, often referring to a typical or standard vocal quality.
Example: "She has an average voice that blends well with the choir, neither standing out nor fading into the background."
Alternatives: "typical voice" or "standard voice".
But he was far more present on the more involved ones, straining his sturdy but average voice past its comfort zone and looking beleaguered.
The researchers measured the average voice pitch of 113 heterosexual female undergraduates as they spoke vowel sounds, read a standard sentence and a standard passage of text.
Mr. Nelson comes through with special clarity as an influence, especially in the phrasing Mr. Scherr uses to make a pinched, fairly average voice worth listening to.
Leah McFall – runner-up on the second series of The Voice UK – always had something more than your average Voice contestant (bigger hair, for one thing), but as we've learned through the years that counts for nothing if the first single goes wrong.
If you need to get attention, the last thing you want to be is an average voice saying unmemorable things.
In [13 15], simultaneous adaptation of speaker and style is applied to an average voice model of multiple-regression HMMs to synthesize speaker-dependent styled speech.
Listening tests demonstrate that adapted voices sound more similar to a target speaker than average voices and that differences between supervised and unsupervised cross-lingual speaker adaptation are small.
There may be some obligation to communicate for writers who are "involved in public life and [have] louder than average voices when it came to communicating with institutions", Kennedy continues, "but that's not necessarily all about writers being lovely and altruistic – anything that a writer does with the public might potentially increase their sales, or visibility".
A speech signal of an arbitrary speaker is composed of neutral speech (the speech with the averaged voice calculated from a collection of speech samples from multiple speakers) that directly links to the phonological information belonging to no one, accompanied with the speaker-specific information.
> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> There were associations between averaged voice emotion performance and the right inferior frontal gyrus in both grey and white matter (significant at P < 0.001 uncorrected on whole brain analysis and P < 0.05 FWE corrected within regions of interest).
For a target speaker, 300 neutral utterances are used to adapt the average-voice emotional model.
