Re: Meanwhile...

ram@zedat.fu-berlin.de (Stefan Ram) wrote or quoted:

Now, here's the rub - since these symbols aren't all part
of the Unicode club, I can't give you the full picture here.

  Here's my attempt at a Unicode rendition of 60 of Canepari's vocoids:

front     back   left = unrounded, right = rounded
iߌ ᴉy ɨʉ ɯμ шu   high
ɪч ɩʏ ᵻᵿ ωɷ Шʊ   lower-high
e/ ɘø əɵ ɤ¤ ϫo   higher mid
ᴇ\ эᴓ ɜɞ ᴥρ ѫσ   lower-mid
ɛ- єœ ɐᴔ ʌʚ ѧɔ   higher-low
æ| ᴀɶ aą ɑ๏ αɒ   low

  Now, if you would use (aᴀ) for the vocoid between [a] and [ᴀ] etc.,
  then the four spanish vowels would be: [a], [(aᴀ)], [(aɐ)] and [(aɑ)].