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By means of measuring fundamental frequency, amplitude and voice quality (signal-to-noise ratio) of voiced signal segments in speech, a three-dimensional representation was established. The record of voice quality versus pitch and intensity overcomes all the disadvantages which are met within the voice field (sustained vowels, extreme voice sound pressures, missing quality information etc.).