"pitch voice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the sound and tone of someone's voice, such as when speaking or singing. For example, "She had a high pitch voice that was pleasant to the ear."
We have shown that lifetime isolated growth hormone deficiency (IGHD) causes high pitch voice, with higher values of most formant frequencies, maintaining a prepuberal acoustic prediction.
The corresponding parameters are pitch, voice force (or vocal effort), voice quality, and vowel label.
The fundamental frequency f 0 is mainly driven by the pitch voice dimension P defined by the stylus as well as by the pitch offset P 0 and several perturbations.
Guided by the above evidences, we hypothesize that Q oE or the user perception of quality in voice communication is correlated to his/her affective behavior (e.g., pitch, voice, timing and articulation), which will vary across networking conditions.
Specifically, we have suggested that the varying P200 amplitude reflects emotional salience detection based on the integration of emotionally significant acoustic cues, that is the neuronal response differentiation is probably based on specific configuration patterns of salient acoustic features (e.g. pitch, voice quality, loudness) signaling the emotional importance of a stimulus [14].
Scream in a high pitch voice.
Auditory perceptual categories are coarsely divided into loudness, rhythm or tempo, pitch (voicing and prosody in speech) and timbre (formants in speech), and it has been postulated that separate neural systems implementing different computations might underlie these different percepts.
He speaks in his familiar high-pitch voice with a trace of a lisp, but there is no menace as he frames his past as a series of mistakes.
Sublime was David Driver's angry, broken-hearted rendition of the Bacharach-Elvis Costello ballad "God Give Me Strength". Ridiculous was the off-pitch voice and guitar performance by John Flansburgh and Dan Miller (from They Might Be Giants) of a supposedly melisma-free version of "Make It Easy on Yourself" that wasn't as advertised.
It was a "very high pitched" voice.
One common way to describe one's voice in an objective way is to measure the sound levels of the softest (pianissimo) and loudest possible (fortissimo) phonations at given pitches (voice range profile measurement).
