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== UC Berkeley Phonology Lab wiki ==
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== Phonology Lab basics ==
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The Phonology Lab is located in 50-52 Dwinelle, along with the offices across the hall (49-57 Dwinelle).
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* Room 50 is a general meeting room with one Win7 workstation.
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* Room 52 is divided into three rooms where most of the data we work with is collected.
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** 52A is a small sound booth equipped with a PC workstation for direct to disk audio DigitalRecordings.
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** 52B is the SpeechPerceptionLab which is equipped with three perceptual workstations that run the EPrime software suite.
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** 52C is the speech PhysiologyLab where we collect speech air pressure, air flow, and electroglottographic data. This room also has four general-use workstations and the lab printer.
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* Rooms 49, 51, 53, 55, and 57 are shared offices for lab members.
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* The Lab Library is in room 55
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Graduate students and visitors who need unrestricted access to the Lab should contact Keith Johnson for permission to obtain a key and Ronald Sprouse for an alarm code and instruction on how to use it.
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Lab keys open the outer door to 52, 52A, and 55 (Lab Library).
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All lab users should review guidelines for lab security.
   
 
== Audio recording and editing ==
  
== Audio recording and editing ==

Revision as of 17:40, 19 August 2013

Phonology Lab basics

The Phonology Lab is located in 50-52 Dwinelle, along with the offices across the hall (49-57 Dwinelle).

  • Room 50 is a general meeting room with one Win7 workstation.
  • Room 52 is divided into three rooms where most of the data we work with is collected.
    • 52A is a small sound booth equipped with a PC workstation for direct to disk audio DigitalRecordings.
    • 52B is the SpeechPerceptionLab which is equipped with three perceptual workstations that run the EPrime software suite.
    • 52C is the speech PhysiologyLab where we collect speech air pressure, air flow, and electroglottographic data. This room also has four general-use workstations and the lab printer.
  • Rooms 49, 51, 53, 55, and 57 are shared offices for lab members.
  • The Lab Library is in room 55

Graduate students and visitors who need unrestricted access to the Lab should contact Keith Johnson for permission to obtain a key and Ronald Sprouse for an alarm code and instruction on how to use it.

Lab keys open the outer door to 52, 52A, and 55 (Lab Library).

All lab users should review guidelines for lab security.

Audio recording and editing

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Speech production

Speech perception

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