The Phonetics and Phonology Pages
RESOURCES
University College London Phonetics Department : an absolute must for the phonetics afficionado: loads of resources, links, on-line publications, course notes, etc
The University of Amsterdam Institute of Phonetic Sciences : links and resources
The UCLA Phonetics Lab: links, resources, publications
John Coleman's Phonetics Course
SOCRATES Thematic Network in Phonetics and Speech Communication
Centre for Analysis of Language and Speech
Peter Ladefoged's Homepage (an array of useful sources by one of the world's leading phoneticians)
Speech-related sources (speech corpora)
Carnegie Mellon University's speech resources
The International Phonetic Alphabet
The International Phonetic Association
Internet Institute for Speech and Hearing
Oxford acoustic phonetics database
Inventory of Speech Analysis and Transcription Tools
Inventory of Internet Resources in Phonetics
Speech and Acoustic Research: an excellent portal site
Linguistics and phonetics database: excellent resource materials
LEARNING
University of Lausanne Internet Phonetics Course(French/English)
French phonetics course
Spectrogram Reading Tutorial
Studying Phonetics on the Net
The basics of acoustic phonetics
Get to know more about theacoustics of sound segments on this site, which offers demos and extremely detailed information on the acoustic properties of various classes of consonants (and, yes, more spectrograms!)
Get to know more about Air and Phonation
Tutorial on the basics of voicing
John Maidment's Speech Internet Dictionary
The University of Toronto's Interactive Sagittal Section: have fun playing around with articulators!
Acoustic Phonetics Bibliography
SOFTWARE AND EQUIPMENT FOR ACOUSTIC RESEARCH
Those interested in getting involved in some hard-core phonetics research might want to explore some of the equipment and software that phoneticians use. Do try them out in the comfort of your own home!
Carsten's Articulograph
Elan: multi-media annotator (Max Planck Institute, Nijmegen, the Netherlands)
Kaye: for everything, ranging from nasometers and palatometers, acoustic analysis tools, etc.
Mathworks: the home of MATLAB
PRAAT: currently one of the best speech analysis programs (and it's free!).
J-PLOT: formant-plotting software