Kumaresan pitch index
1. Inaudible Sound: The simplest noise reduction works primarily by lowering efforts to talk.
2. Vocal fatigue, loss of intonation or expression,
3. Child voice: when they talk about their feelings or appropriately express them.
4. Ladies Voice: Warm and welcoming, a captivating voice entices. It sounds more like it is coming
out of the heart than the brain. It has pleasant, non-nasal tones.
5. Double Voice: The lower range of your voice is known as the chest voice, while the upper range is
known as the head voice. Lack of practice in mixing one's middle voice or register is a common
source of the discordant sensation that many people report experiencing while speaking. When
singing, the mix acts as a transition between the lower and higher registers.
6. Nasal voice is inappropriate because it increases airflow through the nose during speech.
7. Not stronger voice, manly, voice having no preference, or being uninterested, since one doesn't want
to indicate having any strong feelings
8. High Pitch: Most people think that women who speak with somewhat high-pitched voices are
prettier, younger, and more feminine.
9. Hoarseness is characterized by a shift in vocal quality or pitch, often resulting in a raspy or husky
tone.
10. Breathy voice: A breathy, airy singing voice means too much air with the sound of voice escaping
through the mouth. This causes a soft, breathy tone that's hard to hear.
Kumaresan pitch index before and after treatment: assessing the voice as per the patient's statement. All
have 10 qualities of voice. According to the first symptom enumerated by Puberphonia,
1. Inaudible: 27%
2. Vocal fatigue: 22%
3. Child voice: 11%
4. Female voice: 10%
5. Double voice: 9%
6. Nasal voice: 7%
7. Not a strong manly voice: 7%
8. High-pitched voice: 5%
9. Hoarseness: 1%
10. Breathy voice: 1%
