tkDDT DTMF Detection App Snack now available for Ruby

Snack for Ruby. Stephen Legrand has a number of very nice sample applications available at his site.

PAMELA, a lipsynch aid for Moho, Lost Marble's 2D animation software.

SplitIt The Sound File Splitter

Snack is part of the AGNULA distribution of Linux sound software.

Snack for Ruby is a module developed by Stephen Legrand that interfaces Snack with the Ruby scripting language.

Dave Malham's BF package - Ambisonics for Snack .

Tom Wilkason's MP3 player - snackAmp.

Snack is used in the WaveSurfer sound tool environment.
A conference paper describing both Snack and WaveSurfer was presented at ICSLP 2000 in Beijing, China. WaveSurfer - an open source speech tool (PDF format).

Transcriber a free tool for segmenting, labeling and transcribing speech, built using Snack.
An article describing the Transcriber system, with some references to Snack.

Linguistic Annotation a page at LDC which describes tools and formats for creating and managing linguistic annotations.

Intra - Interactive transcription of speech. A tool developed by Johan Frid at Lund University.

SpeechSurfer a tool built using Snack was presented at THE EUROSPEECH '99 EDUCATION ARENA and included on the demonstration CD-ROM.

A paper which partly deals with the use of Snack was presented at the ICSLP '98 conference.

Some papers with references to Snack:

Kim, B., Lee, J., Cha, J., Lee, G., "?POSCAT: A Morpheme-based Speech Corpus Annotation Tool,"?
Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation,? pp. 567-
572, Athens, Greece, 2000.

Charfuelán, M., Gil, J.,  Rogríguez Gancedo, C., Tapias Merino, D., Hernández Gómez, L., ?"Dialogue
Annotation for Language Systems Evaluation,?" Proceedings of the Second International Conference on
Language Resources and Evaluation,? pp. 1551-1556, Athens, Greece, 2000.

Helgason, P., "Phonetic preconditions for the development of normative preaspiration,"? Proceedings of the 14th
International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, pp. 1851-1854, San Francisco, USA, 1999.