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Line-spectrum pairs (LSPs) are presented as an alternative coding method for the vocal tract parameters of a linear predictive vocoder. These parameters provide improved control over the perceptual effect of quantization and coding. Two methods for determining the LSP-parameters are discussed, one making use of the fast Fourier transform, and the other of a ratio filter. A saving of 25% in coded bit rate is achieved when compared to 40-bit linear predictive coding.<>