[Corpora-List] International Phonetic Alphabet transcription tool / software

[Matías Guzmán]

Mario, I doubt there is anything that can do what you want. As I understand
it, speech recognition systems depend to a great degree of a language model
that predicts what word could come next, and then try to match what the
speaker said to a database. I don't see how a program could transcribe for
you if the /t/ is dental or alveolar, I don't even think speech recognition
software do a decent job working on single syllables. But I'm not an
expert, maybe someone can correct me.

Regards, Matías


2013/3/6 Mario Crespo Miguel <mario.crespo at uca.es>

>  Dear members of corporalist,
>
> In the research of phonetic dialectology it is extremely important to be
> able to differentiate between the different sounds pronounced by the
> subjects being studied and be able to transcribe them according to
> linguistic criteria. This task can be extremely exhausting and subjective
> for the researcher when carried out without any help.
>
> I wonder if you know a tool or software able to represent and analyze
> spectrograms of sounds pronounced and transcribe such sounds into the
> International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).
>
> Thank you very much in advance,
>
> Mario Crespo
>
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