Arif Kurniawan

Rabu, 22 Mei 2013

'I'm beatboxing in an MRI scanner'


A group of scientists in California have used a new approach to try to understand the complexities of human vocal ability.
How humans create different sounds has preoccupied linguists for a long time but now using Magnetic Resonance Imaging - an MRI scanner - to look inside the larynx of a beatboxer is providing intriguing results.
The Today programme's Tom Bateman examines how beatboxing - the art of using just one's mouth to make drum sounds - is furthering scientific understanding of linguistics
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