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Video tutorials are on the book's website and under the 'Documentation' tab on the left side of the EMU home page.

Additional documentation can be found in Harrington's 2010 monograph Phonetic Analysis of Speech Corpora.

The most in-depth documentation is in the section on the EMU core from the official EMU manual.

The EMU browser application can be accessed from an Internet browser at the EMU-webApp page.

Installation instructions are available under the 'Downloads' and 'FAQ' tabs on the left side of the EMU home page.

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The EMU software program can be downloaded for Windows, Mac, or Linux at the project's SourceForge page.

Creators: Steve Cassidy (Macquarie University) and Jonathan Harrington (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich).

EMU is available both as a downloadable software program and as a browser application.

Overview: EMU is a software program for creating and querying hierarhically-structured annotations of speech databases.

Published reference: Sjölander & Beskow (2000).

Support: Support is available either by posting to the forum or by submitting a ticket for a bug, support request, patch, or feature request.

In addition, unofficial tutorials have been created by Kyōko Nagao (now at University of Delaware), and, Bruce Hayes (University of California, Los Angeles).

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Documentation: Much information is still available at the old wavesurfer homepage, including a manual and a FAQ).Download: The latest version of WaveSurfer can be downloaded from the WaveSurfer Sourceforge page.Creators: Kåre Sjölander and Jonas Beskow at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.Overview: WaveSurfer provides less overall functionality compared to the latest versions of Praat, but it is more user-friendly for beginners.Syntax highlighting for Praat's scripting language is available for Notepad++ (Windows) and for the Kate Editor (Linux).

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Quick Look Plugin for viewing Praat script files and TextGrids in Mac OS X.Phon: An external transcription program that can connect with Praat to import/export TextGrid annotations.textgridR: Read Praat TextGrid annotations into R so that they can be manipulated as R objects.

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PraatR: An architecture for controlling Praat with R code.

Praat Launcher: A Microsoft Excel add-in that launches Praat from Excel worksheets.

External tools: Several programs have been developed for external programs to interface with Praat and its files.

Volker Dellwo (University of Zurich): Duration Analyzer, Sentence Presenter, Sasasa Delexicalizer, CV Tier Creator, etc.

Jean-Philippe Goldman (University of Geneva): EasyAlign, Inter-rater agreement, File tools.

Ramon Miret Corretgé (University of Barcelona): Praat Vocal Toolkit (Automated scripts for voice processing).

Bartlomiej Plichta (University of Minnesota): Akustyk (vowel analysis software package).

Plug-ins: Plug-ins are special scripts that are embedded into the Praat user interface.

Praat Script Resources from the Phonetics Lab at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Praat Script Archives from Joe Toscano (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign).

Speech Corpus Toolkit from Mietta Lennes (University of Helsinki).

Scripts: The following websites serve as central repositories for the numerous Praat scripts available all around the web:.

Support: Co-creator Paul Boersma moderates the Praat Users Group, a Yahoo! group where users can post questions.

Unofficial tutorials have been created by Will Styler (University of Colorado) and Sidney Wood (University of Lund). For information about the various algorithms implemented in Praat, see the list of publications on Praat.

Documentation: A copy of the official Praat manual comes with an installation of the program and is also available online.

Download: Praat is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, among others.

Creators: Paul Boersma and David Weenik at the University of Amsterdam.

Overview: Praat (the Dutch word for 'talk') is the most widely used phonetics software program today, both for research and for pronunciation teaching.

Note that a comparison of the different software programs listed below is available from Peter Roach (University of Reading).