This page is meant to provide resources for researchers doing remote Phonetics research during this time of COVID-19 and beyond. We hope that these tools will continue to be helpful in accessing difficult to reach communities.
-Great for interviews as participants record directly into separate channels.
-No software or download is needed; use in browser and send invitations via email.
-Designed for musicans, this mode provides higher fidelity audio than in the standard mode, using broadband audio.
-Disables echo cancellation and post-processing, eliminates audio compression, and raises the audio codec quality.
-Laptops and video call applications (Zoom, Skype, Teams) made accurate recordings for most vowel data collection.
-Small mobile devices (smartphones and iPads) added some distortion to frequencies between around 750 Hz and 1500 Hz.
-Created by Marina Oganyan for the UW Phonetics Lab. Log into UW account to access, or email lxlabsa@uw.edu.
-PsychoPy is a free cross-platform package that allows you to create experiments for online use, and Pavlovia allows you to host those experiments online.
-A trans-national project on collecting linguistic data during COVID, their goal is to enhance the sharing of knowledge and expertise among early-career researchers in linguistics and language sciences by forming an open working group.