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We are always in need of contributors with the skills to accurately transcribe music and the spoken word. To appear on this list you must be a Wikipedian who has contributed your own work to the project.
Please include a link to your User page and also to a Wiki gallery of your work, if you maintain one.
If you would be happy to respond to requests for transcription from other Wikipedians, please indicate this in the listing.
Add yourself in lexicographic order and please keep any comments very short.
| Wikipedian | Gallery | Specialties / comments |
|---|---|---|
| Chameleon | Not yet | Audio>text, various languages. Text>text, various scripts (e.g. Chinese characters to Mandarin pinyin). Open to all requests. |
| Hyacinth | yes | Music, mostly popular, will consider requests. I test typing 140 words a minute, and am a telephone interviewer and thus transcribe professionally. |
| Jeff Q | yes | Speech (esp. movie, TV dialog), music (esp. lyrics); requests |
See also
- Wikipedia:Requested IPA transcriptions
- Wikipedia:Simplified phonetic transcription for Lithuanian
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Academic Journals/Transcription
- Wikipedia:Wikipedians/Translators
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- This page was last modified on 17 June 2008, at 19:54.
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