Produced by Celia R. Hooper, Ph.D., Professor, Speech and Hearing Sciences

THE CSL, OR COMPUTERIZED SPEECH LAB, is a powerful PC-based speech and signal processing workstation that contains a broad range of voice analysis tools. This package is extensively used for speech analysis in advanced research and in clinical settings. And we have one right here at UNC for you to learn with.
The package consists of an external module with four channel sound inputs for sampling and analyzing various kinds of live or pre-recorded sound sources. This module is connected to a source computer that is loaded with integrated software enabling a number of analytical tools and processes.

To see a demonstration of how to set-up the CSL for use with a client or how to record a client's voice in the CSL program, press the appropriate button on this home page.

To see a demonstration of various kinds of analytical tools, press the button for that tool or process.
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