Tiido's speech synthesizer 3
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Tiido's speech synthesizer 3
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/4/21/ ... PEECH3.BIN
(Lot) more work is needed around the samples, but things are shaping up
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(Lot) more work is needed around the samples, but things are shaping up
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"1 2 3 testing testing this is demonstration of tiido's speech synthesizer bla bla bla...."
"1 2 3 testing testing this is demonstration of tiido's speech synthesizer bla bla bla...."
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It uses 31 samples (with silence), and everythign is based on Estonian pronounciation system where a letter is pronounced same in any word (with some exceptions). Russian works so too (with some exceptions).
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I've got very good results using just letters, samples just have to be done right... I haven't done any work on this today :/
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I've done this type of thing myself.HardWareMan wrote:I think you should use phonemes of syllables rather than letters. Then speech will be more clear. A long time ago I did the same thing for russian...
One thing I've always meant to do, but never seem to get around to it, is to attempt to extract samples from speeches by famous people... Could be fun
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What about rsynth?
http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/comp.speec ... synth.html
It's based on some really old, bad public domain code but it's marginally understandable and it sounds cool, haha
http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/comp.speec ... synth.html
It's based on some really old, bad public domain code but it's marginally understandable and it sounds cool, haha
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It use floats for it's computations. It would be a bit of work to convert to integer math. It's also not likely to be anything close to "real time".powerofrecall wrote:What about rsynth?
http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/comp.speec ... synth.html
It's based on some really old, bad public domain code but it's marginally understandable and it sounds cool, haha