Save the recording to a sound file by the choosing the "Write" menu, then "Write to WAV file." This sends the newly recorded recording off to the list of objects in Praat's main window (where you should now see "Sound sound" in the list). Then click the "Save to list" button near the bottom. Click "Play" and listen to the results to make sure they're OK. When you've finished speaking, click the "Stop" button. Don't worry if you make a mistake - just repeat the word and you can skip over the error when you're doing the measurements. Use a natural speech rate and style - not too fast, not too slow, not artificially careful. While you're speaking, you should see some green bouncing up and down in the vertical white "Meter" stripe (otherwise your computer isn't getting any sound from your microphone). Click the "Record" button when you're ready to start speaking.
This will open up a new "SoundRecorder" window. From the main window, choose "New" from the window, then "Record mono sound". Make sure you have a microphone hooked up to your computer. You don't need the picture window, so close it. You'll see three windows: a title window that disappears right away, the main "objects" window (where most of the work gets done), and a "picture" window for drawing fancy printable diagrams. One word should use the frame, the second the frame (except for ), and the third can be any word of your own choosing. Record three words for each of the following vowels. a graph of the vowels, plotting F1 by F2ĭownload Praat from Paul Boersma's website at Follow the instructions there.the recordings you used for your measurements (on a diskette or CD).For this assignment, a sheet of looseleaf is fine.) (This is referred to below as your "lab book", since in the real world, you'd be doing this in an official-type lab book where all of your measurements go. your written records of each measurement.The assignment is to use the Praat computer program to measure F1 and F2 for three tokens of several English vowels. Using Praat to find vowel formants Using Praat to find vowel formants
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