Response delay
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The silence between you finishing your sentence and Linda
starting hers. Measured the same way as in the review we sent you: the same
thresholds, the same maths, on your own voice this time.
—ms
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Keruu today: 2150–3000 ms
Volume swing between replies
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The difference between her quietest and her loudest reply.
A small number means the voice stays at one level. A large one is what makes
a voice sound like it keeps drifting away from the phone.
—dB
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Keruu today: 13 dB
Live audio You ? Volume of your voice, moment by moment, in dBFS (0 is as loud as the line can carry, so the numbers are negative). Higher on the chart means louder. Linda ? Volume of Linda's voice, on the same scale. Watch how flat it stays from reply to reply: that flatness is the second number above. Tone ? The pitch of whoever is speaking, in hertz: how high or low the voice sits. Big moves here are good. A real voice rises at the end of a question and falls at the end of a statement, so the line should wander. A flat line is what a robotic voice looks like. Pause ? The shaded band is a measured pause: it starts where you stopped talking and ends where Linda started. Its width is the number in the counter above.
TONE
VOLUME
36 seconds
dashed: the −42 / −48 dBFS gates from the review
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Conversation
Press Call. Linda speaks first.