Praat - Manipulation of Pitch and Duration

[@Japy456]

Thanks for the helpful video Ian! Hope to see you at ICPhS!

[@ianwilsonaizu]

Thanks Phil! I’ll be there! How about coming to ISAPh2018 in Aizuwakamatsu next month?!

[@Japy456]

I would love to go to Japan next month. I don't think it's a financial possibility, so much though. I totally miss the food and atmosphere though, plus I'd love to see Aizu :)

[@Aldrianti]

Thank u so much for ur video. I've watched a lot of videos to find how to simplify the pitch. This video really helpfull, thank u so much.

[@salookas]

I'm just starting to learn how to use Praat in analysing instances of assimilation and needed to slow down the speech in some of the connected phrases. This helped immensely. Thank you!

[@creatureofstupidity]

I'm also an instructor at the University of Aizu. I'm trying to manipulate the pitch of my recording and happened to find this video.

[@brndp7668]

We cannot hear the sounds you play

[@aynurucmak7554]

thank you for this video :)

[@rudynaahmed7404]

THANK YOU

[@isabelpiedelimaesouza7424]

excuse me; can you tell me how I can modify the mean pitch and not just a point? I mean, is it possible?

[@ianwilsonaizu]

Hi. At 7:37 of the video, I very quickly mention "Shift frequencies..." in the Modify menu (when you have selected a PitchTier object. That will modify ALL frequencies in the time range that you specify.

[@isabelpie4286]

Ian Wilson thanks a lot!!

[@personbear]

@@ianwilsonaizu That did work, but if you start with the pitch tier, you're not starting with the same sound, you're starting with the distilled pitch. This can't be used, for example, to make a voice sound lower. Is Praat just not the tool for that sort of manipulation?

[@profmarzi]

Hi Professor. A little question. I would like to modify formant value inside wowels. Has sense this operation?