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Megan Holloran
Приєднався 10 сер 2012
5. Plosives
Here, we learn the difference between voiced, voiceless, and aspirated plosives.
Then, we go over how to identify each of them on a spectrogram in Praat.
Then, we go over how to identify each of them on a spectrogram in Praat.
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4. "Getting" and Listing Information in Praat
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4. "Getting" and Listing Information in Praat
3. Drawing in Praat
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Learning to draw: • visible pitch (frequency) contour • visible intensity (amplitude) contour • visible formant contour PLUS: • adding text to your drawings • changing colors and line types
2. Praat Annotation Basics
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We cover here in baby steps: - how to start annotating in Praat - how to add, move, and delete boundaries - the difference between interval tiers and point tiers
1. Praat Super Basics
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Absolute beginner level Praat skills! 1. uploading audio files 2. recording audio files 3. viewing pitch (frequency) 4. viewing volume (amplitude) 5. viewing formants
Thanks for the super clear explanation!
Thanks! Extremely helpful!
Impressive presentation. But, I wonder if you show me how to do with initial and intervocalic stops both plain and labialized.
Can you help me. How to annotate stops, both plain and labialized?
how to do a half boundaries? I'm not getting to do that
Those 'half-boundaries' can only be made on a point tier, so when you first make your TextGrid, make sure you clarify which of the tiers you want to be a point tier (i.e. a tier where you are annotating what happens at one point in time rather than during a range of time) OR if you add in a new tier to do that kind of annotation, make sure you're inserting a point tier.
did not actually go over how to delete boundaries, just how to move and create them :/
Oh, true~ Sorry! You can simply click on the boundary you want to remove, and in the "Boundary" tab at the top, there is an option to remove that boundary. The hotkey on a Mac is option-delete (⌥⌫), but I'm not sure what the hotkey is for a PC.
Wow! Super helpful!