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Petra Augurzky's script
Chris Darwin's scripts
Daniel Hirst's scripts
- Analyze intervals: Analyze a selected tier for a set of files and output duration, mean pitch, intensity, F1, F2, and F3.
- Diapason: Calculate note and accuracy (in semi-tones) from Hz with respect to reference pitch.
- Draw F0 & TextGrid: Draws a sound, F0, and one tier of a TextGrid.
- Manipulate duration: Manipulate the duration of a sound to values on an interval tier.
- Plugin miscellaneous: Adds a variety of functions to Praat: printing objects, realigning boundaries in a textgrid, drawing mathematical functions, and converting between Praat, Sampa, and Unicode phonetic transcriptions.
- Plugin Sampa2Praat: Plugin to convert between Sampa and Praat codings of the IPA.
- Separate speakers: Create a sound with utterances from a single speaker with different speakers separated onto different tiers in a TextGrid.
Heidi Kent's script
- Word Chomper (pitch-based): Variant of the Word Chomper script that uses the pitch tracker rather than the intensity tracker to segment utterances. Should work better with sound files that have background noise.
Mietta Lennes's scripts
Piet Mertens' script
- Prosogram: Program for transcription of prosody
Stephanie Packard's scripts
- Segmenter: Segments non-null labelled intervals in tier 1 of TextGrids.
- TextGrids: Annotates sound files to textGrids.
Jessica Sertling Miller's scripts
Bert Remijsen's scripts
Setsuko Shirai's scripts
John Tøndering's scripts
Joe Toscano's scripts
- Formant Draw: available locally. Formant and pitch extracter that draws burg and sl formant tracks in the Praat picture window. This allows you to determine which method is best for your particular set of recordings.
- Formant Extracter: available locally. Gets the pitch and formant tracks (burg or sl method) from a specified list of sound files and saves them to text files. Useful for synthesizing words with KlattWorks.
- Word Chomper: Takes a single wav file and splices it into individual files based on the divison between utterances in the file. This is accomplished by analyzing the spectral intensity at precise intervals within the file. It is useful if you have a speaker read a list of words and then want to analyze each word individually. Decibel level of "silence" between words can be configured to suit your needs. (See also this version by Petra Augurzky that will process all files in a directory, and this version by Heidi Kent that uses the pitch tracker and should be able to handle background noise better.)
Pauline Welby's scripts