Visi-Pitch

Acoustic and Behavioral Profile: Reflection
There is a wealth of information that can be gathered through an acoustic profile. The Visi-Pitch is a very useful tool for speech language pathologists (SLPs), as it can provide them with information regarding clients’ habitual pitch, vowel quality, and phonation abilities. A huge advantage of this software is that SLPs can use it with a variety of clients, those including voice, articulation, fluency, and accent modification. The information gathered from the Visi-Pitch can be useful in assessment, developing treatment goals, and tracking client progress. As for myself, I would be very interested in using this instrumentation with future clients. If I want to use the Visi-Pitch, I should first become more comfortable with all of its components.
Apart from an assignment I completed in an undergraduate course, I do not have a lot of experience in using the Visi-Pitch. The directions provided by the instructor very helpful, as I would have been lost without them. However, even with the instructions, the process of obtaining the acoustic profile took a lot longer than anticipated. This was due to my own meticulousness in making sure I was doing everything
Although I had a little trouble in the beginning, I gradually become more comfortable with the Visi-Pitch software. The directions I gave to my client were a little lacking in the beginning, but, after some feedback from my partner, I became more aware of the directions I was giving. Since no one client is the same, I think it’s important to tailor the directions to the individual. Some need more specific directions, while others, potentially with more experience in voice analysis, wouldn’t need as much instruction. Even though I am more comfortable with this type of analysis, I think more practice would be beneficial for me to gain more practice so I can use this with future