Speaker, intent, segment, event, language
Audio annotation
Scope audio annotation before sound is labeled.
Prepare audio data with language, speaker, segment, label, and output rules defined before annotation begins.
File and segment
Coverage reviewed during intake
For annotation work, scope starts with label definitions, examples, review samples, and output schema. Language review is added when meaning, dialect, script, or audio context affects the label decision.
What this page helps you scope
- Speech segmentation, speaker labels, intent tags, and acoustic event labels.
- Multilingual audio where language, accent, or code-switching affects annotation.
- Call, interview, meeting, media, and training audio datasets.
- Pilot samples to test labels before larger work begins.
What you receive
- Annotated audio dataset.
- Segment and label notes.
- Output file in agreed structure.
Questions teams ask first
Can audio annotation include transcription?
Yes. Transcription and annotation can be scoped together when labels depend on spoken content.
What audio quality details matter?
Background noise, overlapping speech, speaker count, file length, and language mix affect scope and review planning.