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X-Sampa Fanclub
- Thread starter Kiyoteru
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Paradoxelle
Momo's Minion
So this in IPA, and x-sampa lacks some things I think for showing this, but I found a site that maps sound files/narrow transcriptions of words in different English accents-
http://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/sndcomp/#/en/Englishes/map/all/Lgs_Sln
might be very useful combined with a re-config of Cz's new Core VCCV English. Currently in process of x-sampa-ing her OTO for my personal use. I may convert some USTs to x-sampa VCCV manually after that.
The site also has modes for other languages as well!
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http://lingweb.eva.mpg.de/sndcomp/#/en/Englishes/map/all/Lgs_Sln
might be very useful combined with a re-config of Cz's new Core VCCV English. Currently in process of x-sampa-ing her OTO for my personal use. I may convert some USTs to x-sampa VCCV manually after that.
The site also has modes for other languages as well!
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Thanks!
Paradoxelle
Momo's Minion
The American a seems to be a centralized ä (in IPA) not A(x-sampa) or the Japanese / latin [a] but I can't find a way too mark centralized x-sampa vowels... maybe a: though technically that means a longer [a] not ä... but given that UTAU already has symbols for conveying length of vowels via the piano roll, any long vowels aren't necessary. It also solves the fact that I can't umlaut a consonant for centralized V.... 'V:'... I've long been planning a list with reduced vowels, 1, 8, and }. I've also noticed that with narrow transcriptions, Ii and Uu are common occurrences in pronunciation...
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I thought /V/ is the centralised [a] and not /A/. Oh, well... The more you learn XD.The American a seems to be a centralized ä (in IPA) not A(x-sampa) or the Japanese / latin [a] but I can't find a way too mark centralized x-sampa vowels... maybe a: though technically that means a longer [a] not ä... but given that UTAU already has symbols for conveying length of vowels via the piano roll, any long vowels aren't necessary. It also solves the fact that I can't umlaut a consonant for centralized V.... 'V:'... I've long been planning a list with reduced vowels, 1, 8, and }. I've also noticed that with narrow transcriptions, Ii and Uu are common occurrences in pronunciation...
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Centralised [a] would be [a_"] in X-SAMPA.
Also, /Uu/ and /Ii/ are actually not that accurate, those are only ad hoc symbols. It should be [u_+u] and [i_-i] , respectively.
(if i'm not mistaken ;3)
Varia-Sempai
Momo's Minion
I kinda wanna join even though I'm horrible at remembering X-SAMPA phonemes and I keep getting a bunch of them mixed up.
Hopefully one day I'll be better at recalling which X-SAMPA phoneme is which purely from memory.
Hopefully one day I'll be better at recalling which X-SAMPA phoneme is which purely from memory.
Hello! Mind if I join so I can get some news about X-SAMPA? (I'm still trying to learn how to use and read it, so. . .)
