#Create script on praat commandsd software

In most cases, the example values shown represent Praat's defaults for that command. The 'arguments' column includes an example of the general format of what you should set arguments to for that command. and To Pitch are treated as entirely different commands.

Make sure to double-check whether the command's name ends with an ellipsis ('.') since, for example, To Pitch.

The 'command' column lists the text that should be provided in the command argument to the praat() function. The leftmost column (without a header) indicates that command's classification as a Create, Modify, Play, or Query command. Inside the section for each object class, a table is given listing all of the different commands that can be applied to an object of that class. These are all listed at the top of the page in a table of contents that will let you jump to a specific section of interest. The overall page is structured around the 100 currently supported object classes, in alphabetical order. This database was built based on Praat version 5.3.50 (circa ). The following is a list of the 2163 unique object-command combinations that are currently supported in PraatR.

#Create script on praat commandsd software

PraatR: An architecture for controlling the phonetics software 'Praat' with the R programming language