  Since the duration of inflation is finite, imposing the initial condition in
infinite past, i.e. the Bunch-Davies vacuum, is inherently ambiguous. In this
paper, we resort to the mixed states as initial condition which are called the
$\alpha$-vacua and then introduce a physical momentum cutoff $\Lambda$
[Danielsson:2002kx], in which the evolution of perturbations begins. We show
that the initial time $t_i$, when the initial condition is imposed, depends on
the wave number of fluctuation, as it is for the time of horizon crossing,
$t_q$. Then we calculate the corrections to the scalar and tensor power spectra
and their corresponding spectral indices. Throughout this work, the calculation
is done up to the first order in slow-roll parameters. We indicate that the
leading order corrections to the spectral indices have a $q$-dependent
amplitude,
$2\epsilon_{f}[2\epsilon_{f}(\frac{q}{q_{f}})^{4\epsilon+4\eta}-\eta_{f}(\frac{q}{q_{f}})^{3\epsilon+\xi}]$
times a $q$-dependent oscillatory part,
$\cos(\frac{2\Lambda(q/q_{f})^{\epsilon}}{H_{f}})$, where $H$, $\epsilon$,
$\eta$, and $\xi$ are the Hubble and slow-roll parameters respectively, and the
subscript $f$ denotes that these quantities are evaluated at the time when the
first scale, $q_{f}$, satisfies the initial condition, i.e. $q=a(t_i)\Lambda$.
