Speech Synthesis SpeechLinks: Speech Synthesis Speech Synthesis Examples Software for teaching Speech Synthesis
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General Linguistics & Speech LSA: What is Linguistics LSA: What is 'Correct' Language? by Ed Finegan UCLA Phonetics Lab Data Phonetics Resources from Jennifer Smith SCOOT (Speech Communication Online Training) Accents of English (JC Wells) The speech accent archive Ladefoged's Phonetics Textbooks Peter Ladefoged's A Course in Phonetics Peter Ladefoged's Vowels and Consonants
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incorporate small excerpts of text or audio data from the LDC data for display or publication in a scientific or technical context, but only for the purpose of descriving the research and related issues, and.incorporate portions of the LDC (Linguistic Data Consortium) data into its own work products for internal, non-commercial use and not for redistribution,.Except as to the extent prohibited by any user agreement, the user shall have the right to Linguistic Data Consortium Data Use Agreement A. Microphone conversation Microphone speech Most speech files have two corresponding Praat TextGrid files: an orthographic sentence/utterance transcription and output from forced alignment.Īpplication(s): Linguistic analysis, phonetics, psycholinguistics, speaker identification, speech recognition Speaker metadata is included in the documentation for this release.Īudio files are presented as 16kHz, 16-bit single channel, flac compressed wav files. Speakers (101 female, 101 male) were recruited from the UCLA university community and represented a variety of language backgrounds. Participants took part in six different tasks: vowel sounds, reading sentences, giving instructions, neutral conversation, happy conversation, a phone conversation, annoyed conversation, and responding to a video. This corpus was designed to sample variability in speaking within individual speakers and across a large number of speakers. UCLA Speaker Variability Database was developed by UCLA Speech Processing and Auditory Perception Laboratory and is comprised of approximately 34 hours of English speech and orthographic transcripts.
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