Phonetics
Fonts
IPA Software and Fonts
Free downloads from SIL (Summer Institute of Linguistics).
IPA Character Picker
Type in IPA characters in an easy fashion.
Learn the IPA
iPA Phonetics/Seeing Speech
Outstanding app by phoneticians John Esling,, J. Scobbie and colleagues at U. British Columbia and U. Glasgow.
Cardinal Vowels — The cardinal vowels produced by Daniel Jones, on YouTube. A real gem!
Interactive Sagittal Section
An interactive figure (by Daniel Currie Hall) that links the positions of the speech articulators with their phonetic features.
Wow!
Creative Stuff from Our Class
Stressed Kitty Komix and Allophone-man and the Millenials from Hell
Frosted
New Rules
Swag-Style
Fun and games
Just for Fun — Phoneticspeak
Instagram pages (by Teresa Roberts at Portland State Univ.) of pop culture images described in IPA. Join the madness!
More Fun:
Play a game that tests how well you can identify world languages.
Pink Trombone – Odd interactive speech synthesizer
Be prepared to learn about vocal tract geometry (and be annoyed) – by game developer Neil Thapen.
Learn to read spectrograms
Treasure trove of acoustic analysis programs – with screenshots!
Thanks to Joaquim Llisterri, Departament de Filologia Espanyola, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.
Mystery Spectrogram – Practice Site
Maintained by Professor Robert Hagiwara at the University of Manitoba. Enjoy.
Photosounder
Scan and play a spectrogram from any image. A modern version of Haskins Labs’ “pattern playback.” Frank Cooper is smiling in heaven!
Accents and dialects
Speech Accent Archive
From George Mason University. Good for broad transcription practice. Includes sound-files of foreign accents and regional American accents for a short read corpus.
Some Texas Accents
From IDEA (Interational Dialects of English Archive) by Paul Meier and colleagues.
Dialect blog
A lively blog maintained by Ben T. Smith, a dialect coach in the theater industry.
Odds and ends
Phoible:
A repository of cross-linguistic phonological inventory data, compiled into a single searchable convenience sample.
John Wells’ Phonetics Blog
Phonetics blog (archives) by a renowned British phonetician.
Sidney Wood’s Phonetics Blog:
An amazing compendium of material from a retired lecturer and research fellow, formerly at the University of Lund, Sweden.
Glovetalk II — Sidney Fels and Geoff Hinton show how you can “talk” using the hands.
8 bizzare sounds from other languages you have probably already made! Amusing illustrations from the IPA by James Harbeck, a linguist from Toronto.
A “Skunk Poem” and “Iguana Poem” in Zulu, as recited by a UT Dallas student.
Mary Corpus Accented English Speech Samples (.wav audio files)
Arabic (Jordan) | Cambodian | Chinese (Burma) | Mandarin Chinese (Malaysia) | Mandarin Chinese (Singapore) | English (Australia) | German | Indonesian | Korean 1 | Korean 2 | Korean 3 |Pakistani | Russian | Spanish (Bolivia) | Taiwanese (Taiwan) | Tamil (India) | Thai (Thailand) | Vietnamese
Speech Science
Anatomy & Physiology
Bones of the skull (Each are links to a YouTube video)
Frontal | Temporal | Occipital |Sphenoid | Zygomatic | Mandible | Maxilla | Ethmoid | Skull
View human specimens from all angles.
Web Anatomy
University of Minnesota anatomy website.
VoiceDoctor.net
High resolution images of and information on the larynx.
Anatomy of the Human Body
Gray’s (1918) drawings of the human body — searchable index.
Visible Human Data Set Tools
From US National Library of Medicine.
Technology & Equipment
Carstens Medizinelektronik GmbH
2-D and 3-D Electromagnetic articulometers
AG-Wiki
Community pages for Carstens EMA equipment
NDI Wave System
Speech magnetometry system developed in Ontario, CA
Associations & Conferences
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics (ICPLA)