A pronounced singer's formant is important for a singing voice, because frequencies around 3000 hertz (pitch) play a decisive role for the viability of a voice. This means that the singer's formant is well marked, stand out in a sung note when the frequencies between 2800 and 3300 Hz are relatively strong, regardless of the fundamental frequency. With frequency components in the singer's formant there is a trained singing voice possible, to prevail against noise and against a larger orchestra.

It is a form of German light opera with spoken dialogue. Most popular in the 18th century

C. Chapman has written:

'Cross and Crescent'

'Formant music synthesiser' -- subject(s): Synthesizer (Musical instrument)

One ninth which is also written 1/9 can be found by dividing 1 by 9.

and the answer is: In decimal formant = 0.11111111111111111111111111111111...

Dean H. Obrecht has written:

'Effects of the second formant on the perception velarization consonants in Arabic' -- subject(s): Arabic language, Consonants, Dialects