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Opening an existing sound file. Open Praat, click on “Open”, then “Read from file”. You will see a “Sound” object appear in the window, which you can then “View and Edit”. In Mac OS, you can also drag your audio file or files onto the Praat icon. All of the files will then appear as sound objects in the list at once. Praat 5.2.02 - Mac OS X.
Developer(s) | Paul Boersma and David Weenink |
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Initial release | 1991[1] |
Stable release | |
Repository | |
Written in | C, C++, Objective-C |
Operating system | Windows, Linux, Macintosh, FreeBSD, Solaris |
Available in | English |
Type | Free software |
License | GPLv2[3] |
Website | www.praat.org |
Download the file praatparselmouth-x.y.z-cpVV-cpVVm-AA.whl (for Windows) or praatparselmouth-x.y.z-cpVV-cpVVm-macosx106intel.whl (for Mac OS X) - where: x.y.z will be the version of Parselmouth you want to install. Download Praat (2021) for Windows PC from SoftFamous. 100% Safe and Secure. Free Download (64-bit / 32-bit).
Praat 6.1.41 is a piece of software that helps phoneticians analyze, synthesize, and manipulate speech. Praat enables you to create a source signal from scratch or from an existing speech signal, but also to create a filter or to extract it from an existing source.
Praat (/prɑːt/; Dutch: [praːt](listen), 'talk') is a freecomputer software package for speech analysis in phonetics.[4] It was designed, and continues to be developed, by Paul Boersma and David Weenink of the University of Amsterdam. It can run on a wide range of operating systems, including various versions of Unix, Linux, Mac and Microsoft Windows (2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10). The program supports speech synthesis, including articulatory synthesis.
- Praat (/ prɑːt /; Dutch: praːt (listen), 'talk') is a free computer software package for speech analysis in phonetics. It was designed, and continues to be developed, by Paul Boersma and David Weenink of the University of Amsterdam.
- Praat is an open-source program for the analysis of speech in phonetics, created by Paul Boersma and David Weenink of the University of Amsterdam. Added command 'Combined processes' Added commands 'Change vocal tract size, pitch and duration'.
Version history[edit]
Version | Date | Main |
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3.1 | 5 December 1995 | |
4.0 | 15 October 2001 | |
4.1 | 5 June 2003 | Mac OS X edition, More than 99 percent of the source code distributed under the General Public Licence. |
5.0 | 10 December 2007 | |
5.1 | 31 January 2009 | |
5.2 | 29 October 2010 | |
5.3 | 15 October 2011 | |
5.4 | 4 October 2014 | |
6.0 | 28 October 2015 | |
6.1 | 13 July 2019 |
References[edit]
- ^Boersma, Paul; van Heuven, Vincent (2001). 'Speak and unSpeak with Praat'(PDF). Glot International. 5 (9/10): 341–347.
- ^'Release 6.1.41'. 28 March 2021. Retrieved 16 April 2021.
- ^'License'. Phonetic Sciences Praat. Retrieved 3 September 2019.CS1 maint: discouraged parameter (link)
- ^'Praat: doing phonetics by computer'. Retrieved 20 September 2017.CS1 maint: discouraged parameter (link)
External links[edit]
- Praat: doing Phonetics by Computer — Official site
Assistant Teaching Professor - UC San Diego
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- Resources:
Using Praat for Linguistic Research by Will Styler is a practical guidebook and information package designed to help you use the Praat phonetics software package more effectively in Phonetic or Phonological research. Although it was originally written in the Spring/Summer of 2011 for the 2011 Linguistic Institute’s Praat workshop, it’s now available for anybody who’s interested, and is being updated over time, both as Praat changes and as the author adds new information.
The guidebook itself is an 85+ page compilation of walkthroughs, explanations, and tutorials explaining how to use Praat for a variety of measurements and tasks. Although the guide does start with “basic” tasks like opening sound files, measuring duration, formants, pitch, it also covers more “advanced” tasks like source-filter resynthesis, A1-P0 nasality measurement, formula manipulation of sounds and even Praat scripting.
In addition to the guidebook, I’ve also made available a collection of documents, presentations, scripts and sound files which, along with a short syllabus, formed the core of the LSA Praat workshop. The scripts are made freely available for use and code-cannibalism, and the sound files are free for use in teaching oneself to use Praat with the Guidebook and the syllabus/worksheet.
Use and License Information
Using Praat for Linguistic Research is completely free, and is available for use, both privately and as a part of classes. All I ask is that you share this link to share the guide (rather than sharing the PDF itself) so that people end up with the latest versions.
Also, if you’re using the guide in your class or project, I’d love it if you’d send me an email (will at savethe vowels dot org), so I can see where my work is going, and so I can get ideas as to how to improve it for the future.
Using Praat for Linguistic Research is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike (CC BY-SA) License. More information on this license is available here, but in short, this license means that I’d appreciate if you’d attribute my work to me, and that any derivative works must also be creative commons licensed. Free should stay free.
Any questions, comments, concerns or corrections should be sent to me by email - will (at) savethevowels (dot) org.
Downloads
Latest Version (1.8.3) released March 10th, 2021
Download the Guide as a PDF. Please check back here regularly for updated versions, and please do not re-post this PDF on your own public-facing course website (as this can result in people and search index finding old versions instead of the newest one).
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The slides, syllabus, and a collection of sound files which, along with the PDF above, formed the core of the 2011 LSA Instituate’s Praat workshop. Download this file (and the scripts below) to play along from home.
This has all of the scripts I distributed with the Praat workshop, and more. Great for cannibalizing code, and learning all the silly things I’ve done in writing my own scripts. The “demo script” referred to in the materials is demo_formant_script.praat.
This is the presentation given at the 2017 LSA Annual Meeting’s LSA Minicourse, describing the basics of Praat scripting. Although its effectiveness is much reduced without my frantic hand-waving, you might still find it useful or interesting. Wow 5.00.8 keygen download. Use the on-screen arrows or arrow keys to advance the slides.
Institutions and Courses which have used “Using Praat for Linguistic Research”
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Please let me know if you’ve used this manual in your course or organization, as the warm-fuzzy feeling that gives me is the only pay I get. These are some of the many institutions which have (at least once!) used ‘Using Praat…’ as part of their teaching curricula.
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- The 2011 and 2013 LSA Institute Praat workshops
- Undergraduate and Graduate Linguistics Classes at UC San Diego
- Graduate and Undergraduate Phonetics courses at the University of Colorado
- Advanced Phonetics at the University of Sheffield
- Graduate Phonetics at the University of Pennsylvania
- Graduate Phonetics at the University of Michigan
- Undergraduate Speech Science at Cal State University San Marcos
- Technical Tools for Linguists (LING 5050) at The Ohio State University
- Praat workshops at Beijing Language and Culture University
- Graduate Phonetics and Phonology courses at Guangxi University for Nationalities
- Phonetics classes at Northwestern University
- Classes at the Moody Bible Institute
- The 2017 LSA Institute’s “Praat Beyond the Basics” mini-course
- Graduate Seminars at the University of Düsseldorf
- Undergraduate Sociophonetics Classes at Pomona College
- Portland State University
- University of North Dakota
- Rice University
- Postgraduate courses at the University of Crete, Greece
- Field Methods at the University of Oklahoma
- Classes at the African Linguistics School
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It has also been cited in 40+ publications.
Basics¶
Parselmouth can be installed like any other Python library, using (a recent version of) the Python package manager pip
, on Linux, macOS, and Windows:
To update your installed version to the latest release, add -U
(or --upgrade
) to the command:
Warning
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While the Python module itself is called parselmouth
, the Parselmouth package on the Python Package Index has the name praat-parselmouth
.
Note
To figure out if you can or should update, the version number of your current Parselmouth installation can be found in the parselmouth.VERSION
variables. The version of Praat on which this version of Parselmouth is based and the release date of that Praat version are available as PRAAT_VERSION
and PRAAT_VERSION_DATE
, respectively.
Python distributions¶
If you use the Anaconda distribution of Python, you can use the same pip
command in a terminal of the appropriate Anaconda environment, either activated through the Anaconda Navigator or conda tool.
We currently do not have Homebrew or MacPorts packages to install Parselmouth. As far as we know however, Parselmouth can just be installed with the accompanying pip
of these distributions.
In priciple, recent versions of PyPy are supported by the pybind11 project and should thus also be supported by Parselmouth. However, we currently have not figured out how to provide precompiled packages, so you will have to still compile the wheel yourself (or contribute an automated way of doing this to the project!).
For other distributions of Python, we are expecting that our package is compatible with the Python versions that are out there and that pip
can handle the installation. If you are using yet another Python distribution, we are definitely interested in hearing about it, so that we can add it to this list!
PsychoPy¶
As a Python library, Parselmouth can be used in a PsychoPy experiment. There are two different ways in which PsychoPy can be installed: it can just be manually installed as a standard Python library, in which case Parselmouth can just be installed next to it with pip
. For Windows and Mac OS X, however, standalone versions of PsychoPy exist, and the software does currently not allow for external libraries to be installed with pip
.
To install Parselmouth in a standalone version of PsychoPy, the following script can be opened and run from within the PsychoPy Coder interface: psychopy_installation.py
Note
If running the script results in an error mentioning TLSV1_ALERT_PROTOCOL_VERSION
, the version of PsychoPy/Python is too old and you will need to follow the manual instructions underneath.
Alternatively, you can follow these steps to manually install Parselmouth into a standalone version of PsychoPy:
Find out which version of Python PsychoPy is running.
To do so, you can run
importsys;print(sys.version_info)
in the Shell tab of the PsychoPy Coder interface. Remember the first two numbers of the version (major and minor; e.g., 3.6).On Windows, also run
importplatform;print(platform.architecture()[0])
and remember whether the Python executable’s architecture is32bit
or64bit
.
Go to https://pypi.org/project/praat-parselmouth/.
Download the file
praat_parselmouth-x.y.z-cpVV-cpVVm-AA.whl
(for Windows) orpraat_parselmouth-x.y.z-cpVV-cpVVm-macosx_10_6_intel.whl
(for Mac OS X) - where:x.y.z will be the version of Parselmouth you want to install
VV are the first two numbers of the Python version
For Windows, AA is
win32
if you have a32bit
architecture, andwin_amd64
for64bit
Be sure to find the right file in the list, containing both the correct Python version, and
win32
/win_amd64
(Windows) ormacosx
(Mac OS X) in its name!Rename the downloaded file by replacing the
.whl
extension by.zip
.Extract this zip archive somewhere on your computer, in your directory of choice. Remember the name and location of the extracted folder that contains the file
parselmouth.pyd
(Windows) orparselmouth.so
(Mac OS X).Open PsychoPy, open the Preferences window, go to the General tab.
In the General tab of the PsychoPy Preferences, in the paths field, add the folder where you just extracted the Parselmouth library to the list, enclosing the path in quotemarks. (On Windows, also replace all
charachters by
/
.)For example, if the list was empty (
[]
), you could make it look like['C:/Users/Yannick/parselmouth-psychopy/']
or['/Users/yannick/parselmouth-psychopy/']
.On Windows, to find the right location to enter in the PsychoPy settings, right click
parselmouth.pyd
, choose Properties, and look at the Location field.On Mac OS X, to find the right location to enter in the PsychoPy settings, right click
parselmouth.so
, choose Get info, and look at the where field.On Mac OS X, dragging the folder into a terminal window will also give you the full path with slashes.
Click Ok to save the PsychoPy settings, close the Preferences window, and restart PsychoPy.
Optional: if you want to check if Parselmouth was installed correctly, open the PsychoPy Coder interface, open the Shell tab, and type
importparselmouth
.If this results in an error message, please let us know, and we’ll try to help you fix what went wrong!
If this does not give you an error, congratulations, you can now use Parselmouth in your PsychoPy Builder!
Note
These instructions were tested with the standalone versions 3.1.3 and 1.85.2 of PsychoPy. Things might have changed since then, so if running the script or following the manual steps results in an error, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Troubleshooting¶
It is possible that you run into more problems when trying to install or use Parselmouth. Supporting all of the different Python versions out there is not an easy job, as there are plenty of different platforms and setups.
If you run into problems and these common solutions are not solving them, please drop by the Gitter chat room, write a message in the Google discussion group, create a GitHub issue, or write me a quick email. We would be very happy to solve these problems, so that future users can avoid them!
Multiple Python versions¶
In case you have multiple installations of Python and don’t know which pip
belongs to which Python version (looking at you, OS X):
Finding out the exact location of the python
executable (to call the previous command) for a certain Python installation can be done by typing the following lines in your Python interpreter:
Praat
If executing this in your Python shell would for example print /usr/bin/python
, then you would run /usr/bin/python-mpipinstallpraat-parselmouth
in a terminal to install Parselmouth. (-U
can again be added to update an already installation to the latest version.)
Combining these two approaches, you can install Parselmouth from within Python itself without knowing where that version of Python is installed:
Extra arguments to pip
can be added by inserting them as strings into the list of arguments passed to subprocess.call
(e.g., to update an existing installation of Parselmouth: [..,'install','-U','praat-parselmouth']
).
Pip version¶
If the standard way to install Parselmouth results in an error or takes a long time, try updating pip
to the latest version (as pip
needs to be a reasonably recent version to install the binary, precompiled wheels) by running
If you do not have pip
installed, you follow these instructions to install pip: https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/
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ImportError:DLLloadfailed
on Windows¶
Sometimes on Windows, the installation works, but importing Parselmouth fails with an error message saying ImportError:DLLloadfailed:Thespecifiedmodulecouldnotbefound.
. This error is cause by some missing system files, but can luckily be solved quite easily by installing the “Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2017”.
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The “Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2019” installer can be downloaded from Microsoft’s website, listed under the “Other Tools and Frameworks” section. These are the direct download links to the relevant files:
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For a 64-bit Python installation: https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/VC_redist.x64.exe
For a 32-bit Python installation: https://aka.ms/vs/16/release/VC_redist.x86.exe
To check which Python version you are using, you can look at the first line of output when starting a Python shell. The version information should contain [MSCv.xxxx64bit(AMD64)]
in a 64-bit installation, or [MSCv.xxxx32bit(Intel)]
in a 32-bit installation.