Audio Scale Library
Voice quality, prosody, speech timing and fluency—the instruments a transcript cannot carry. Tag a stretch of the recording and rate what you heard.
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Response latency, pause time, articulation rate, speech quantity and vocal monotony — the timing signs of psychomotor change, rated from the recording.
Six perceptual attributes of voice quality — overall severity, roughness, breathiness, strain, pitch and loudness — rated by ear from a recorded voice sample.
Event coding for stuttering-like disfluencies plus the two global ratings the fluency literature actually reports — severity and speech naturalness.
The five-parameter Japanese Society of Logopedics standard — Grade, Roughness, Breathiness, Asthenia, Strain — each rated 0 to 3 by ear.
Dimensional coding of the emotion carried by the voice — arousal, valence, emphatic stress, affect bursts, and vocal-verbal incongruence.