What is the difference between voiced and unvoiced speech?
Speech is composed of phonemes, which are produced by the vocal cords and the vocal tract (which includes the mouth and the lips). Voiced signals are produced when the vocal cords vibrate during the pronounciation of a phoneme. Unvoiced signals, by contrast, do not entail the use of the vocal cords.
What is a voiced and unvoiced sound?
Voiced sounds are ones where you can feel a vibration.
On the other hand, unvoiced sounds do not make a vibration in your vocal chords.