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- Courses (former)
- Research, Publications, Software
- Vita
- Papers
- Vowel database [Hillenbrand,
Getty, Clark & Wheeler (1995). Acoustic characteristics
of American English vowels. Journal of the Acoustical Society
of America, 97, 3099-3111]
- Alvin2 (Windows only. Note: This
version has been phased out. See the Alvin3 links
below.)
- Alvin3 [Notes: (1) The documentation in the link
above applies to Alvin3 as well. (2) A few of the capabilities of
Alvin2 have not yet been implemented in Alvin3. (3) Control files
developed for Alvin2 are compatible with Alvin3.]
- Original release of Alvin (This version is obsolete;
Alvin2 and Alvin3 are much better choices.)
- SpeechTool (aka
Ztool)
- SpeechTool with
CPP scripts installer: 1. Install & run SpeechTool; 2. Open
a .wav file (single channel - no stereo); 3. Click CPPV (sustained
vowel) or CPPCS (connected speech). IMPORTANT:
The CPP scripts crash on signals with high sample frequencies (e.g.,
44.1 & 48 kHz). Click this link for
a description of two simple ways around this bug.
- Klsyn:
Klatt & Klatt (1990) synthesizer, runs in interacvtive mode from
a Windows command prompt or Cygwin window (http://www.cygwin.com/).
Documentation: Klsyn.txt. (April 2005
bug fix to .wav header writing function)
- cpps.exe (right click
and choose "Save target as"); Readme
file
- tcor
*Portrait by an unidentified wisenheimer grad student.
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