Phonetics and Speech Recognition Resources
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Sounds
of the World’s Languages – An on-line version of Peter Ladfoged’s
collection – hear all of the sounds in the International Phonetic Alphabet Speech Internet
Dictionary – a technical dictionary of phonetics, phonology and speech
science Consonants
of American English and Vowels
of American English for practicing the phonetic alphabet – click a symbol
and hear the sound |
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Resources on speech perception Explore a variety of speech
perception effects A set of links related to speech
perception The McGurk effect
requires QuickTime |
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Additional
phonetics resources On-line course in
phonetics from the University of Lausanne Resources
for John Coleman’s phonetics
course at Oxford University Tutorial
on the
basics of speech analysis Fred
Cummin’s introductory
course in phonetics and phonology from Northwestern University Resources
for a course in phonetics at the University of Manitoba How
the brain hears language – from BrainConnection.com The
physics of speech – from the Unversity of New South Wales Forensic
phonetics - an outline of the forensic uses of phonetics Information
on how
to read spectrograms Tutorial
on aspiration of plosives (stops) and VOT CogPrints
articles on phonology Cambridge
University: Speech Analysis by Tony Robinson University of Essex: Experimental Phonology and Phonetics text by Kate Morton |
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Speech on the web -
links related to phonetics and speech science Links related to speech research List
of phonetics
URLs from LINGUIST LIST Phonetics
links – a wide variety of links in English and French\ |
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Research Projects
and phonetics demonstrations and multimedia resources UCLA demonstrations
and illustrations- includes animations of speech production Research
projects from Haskins Laboratories A list of sites with demonstrations of speech
synthesis and speech recognition X-ray database
for speech research – includes X-ray videos of speech production A collection of links to brain and vocal
tract imaging projects, image and videos Bell Labs text-to-speech
projects includes demos |
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Why does
your voice sound funny after you inhale helium from a balloon? weird sounds from ASA, etc Ladle
Rat Rotten Hut – “Wants pawn term, dare worsted ladle gull hoe lift wetter murder inner
ladle cordage, honor itch offer lodge, dock, florist.” demonstrates the importance
of context for word recognition… Throat
singers of Tuva from Scientific American |