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- Pacenot read
- Volume12.4 dB
- Pitch3.1 st
- Tonenot read
- Pausenot read
Pitch in semitones, volume in decibels.
Your voice, measured.
Five foundations of a voice, each read from what you actually did with it. Not a vibe, not a grade: a reading, in the units a coach would use.
Pitch in semitones, volume in decibels.
Specific enough to act on.
Every axis carries its own band and where you landed in it. Two of them your browser can read on its own. The other three need the transcript, so they stay unread here rather than guessing.
Pace needs word timings. Tone and pause need sentence boundaries.
Someone tells you what to do about it.
Your pitch moved across 3 semitones, under the 4 the band starts at. Let one sentence rise and one fall: that is the one fix worth making.
Named, cited, and never inflated.
One thing, two minutes.
Read one line as a question and the next as its answer, and let the pitch carry the difference.
The single highest-leverage fix, not a list.
The shape changes.
Take one against take fourteen. This is what practice looks like when someone is measuring it.
- Volume 12.4 → 13.1 dB
- Pitch 3.1 → 7.8 st
An example, not a real learner's data.
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