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Method Natural reference sounds and synthesised replicas based on extracted harmonic configurations Below, the six natural refernce sounds and the related extracted harmonic patterns are listed Series 1: Natural sound of /e/ produced by a women at fo of c. 220 Hz, and its synthesised replica based on the extracted harmonic configuration. > Sounds Series 2: Natural sound of /e/ produced by a women at fo of c. 250 Hz, and its synthesised replica based on the extracted harmonic configuration. > Sounds Series 3: Natural sound of /ø/produced by a women at fo of c. 220 Hz, and its synthesised replica based on the extracted harmonic configuration. > Sounds Series 4: Natural sound of /ø/produced by a women at fo of c. 220 Hz, and its synthesised replica based on the extracted harmonic configuration. > Sounds Series 5: Natural sound of /o/produced by a women at fo of c. 220 Hz, and its synthesised replica based on the extracted harmonic configuration. > Sounds Series 6: Natural sound of /o/produced by a women at fo of c. 220 Hz, and its synthesised replica based on the extracted harmonic configuration. > Sounds |