Audio Engineer for 'IPA Phoneme Normalization'
Budget: $10 – $999 USD
Wanted: audio engineer with understanding of ipa phonetics and syllable structure.
Project: collect and “normalize” a set of 44 individual IPA phoneme sound files. That is, adjust all key variables (volume, duration, pitch baseline, and onset/offset smoothing, etc), so that the resulting clips are mutually consistent.
Objective: demonstrate grapheme-phoneme relationships as they appear and sound in the context of complete syllable units. We are looking for phoneme strings that form a reasonable facsimilly of a syllable’s sound. Recognizability is essential; realism is secondary.
If interested please submit
1 – proposed phoneme source (ipa web site or original voice over)
2 - a brief summary of variables you expect to consider for the objective
3 - an mp3 or wav sample of the phonemes comprising the word “enunciate”,
including all consonants and both long and short vowel variants: /iː/ & /ɪ/ first syllable, /ʌ/ second, /iː/ & /ɪ/ third, and /aɪ/, fourth)
4 – your proposed time and cost for 44 phonemes
Project: collect and “normalize” a set of 44 individual IPA phoneme sound files. That is, adjust all key variables (volume, duration, pitch baseline, and onset/offset smoothing, etc), so that the resulting clips are mutually consistent.
Objective: demonstrate grapheme-phoneme relationships as they appear and sound in the context of complete syllable units. We are looking for phoneme strings that form a reasonable facsimilly of a syllable’s sound. Recognizability is essential; realism is secondary.
If interested please submit
1 – proposed phoneme source (ipa web site or original voice over)
2 - a brief summary of variables you expect to consider for the objective
3 - an mp3 or wav sample of the phonemes comprising the word “enunciate”,
including all consonants and both long and short vowel variants: /iː/ & /ɪ/ first syllable, /ʌ/ second, /iː/ & /ɪ/ third, and /aɪ/, fourth)
4 – your proposed time and cost for 44 phonemes