mattcurtis — Post 121 of 445
you could attach it, or if I can just see it, you can some how send to me.
Matt
speech synthesis bloopers and fun things
dragma13 — Post 122 of 445
@vycaa30, do you know if I'm allowed to use any of those tracks in a project or not?
thankses and regardzes from him the dragonoid
vycka30 — Post 123 of 445
I think no, and better not to post here.
hozosch — Post 124 of 445
Transcription
And that's it.
marchoffmann — Post 125 of 445
what, is this?
McOi
hozosch — Post 126 of 445
I set ESpeak to the language Oromo, and just typed a row of 1s, to the point it reads them all just as digits. And it just happens that it fits perfectly to a 3 / 4 beat.
Enes — Post 127 of 445
You know what? We can make a remix of this thing and the Estonian one. I don't know how you manage to discover such phrases and then perfectly synchronize them with the metronome's beats but they're so funny.
hozosch — Post 128 of 445
The quality is a bit low, I just recorded this in Elten. So if you want to do it yourself, 194 BPM at speech rate 40. I just notice it when speech synths read something rhythmical and then I mess around which BPM fits.
hozosch — Post 129 of 445
And here's another one with Finish Eloquence, random numbers from 1 to 6. Can't remember how much BPM and rate that was.
marchoffmann — Post 130 of 445
lol that one is funny
McOi
Enes — Post 131 of 445
Haha, Finnish numbers remix... It would begin like, 7, 8, 9, 10! And then only the numbers from 1 to 6.
GeorgeWu — Post 132 of 445
Transcription
Okay, that two of them are pretty funny. That first one that you used for the e-speak for the numbers, that metronome actually comes from a Casio keyboard. I knew it because I'm playing Casio keyboard and it has the exact same metronome for each of their keyboards. So yep.
SeedyTV — Post 133 of 445
Transcription
Oh, ladies and gentlemen, we need your support with new, improved technology. Nobody wants that talk with eloquence and keynote gold on them as text-to-speech. We will all come to a halt with an unattractive screech. Nobody wants that talk doing nothing in the house, and they seem to want the comports for a modem and a mouse. I'm plonked on the sideboard, on the sideboard I shall sit, and ladies and gentlemen, he's giving me the sh... Oh dear, oh dear, my time is up. Well, ladies and gentlemen, just drop the money on top of the speech box or donate it to the Royal Blind Society or Digital Equipment Corporation or whatever. The heck they're called. See you later, alligator. Goodbye!
How do you reboot your computing machine? You put your feet through the computer screen!
GeorgeWu — Post 134 of 445
Transcription
That actually sounds pretty good. Very nice speech, Austin.
GeorgeWu — Post 135 of 445
Transcription
That's actually a very nice speech audio.
bomberman29 — Post 136 of 445
wow funny. yksi kaksi kolme nelya very fast
my github: https://github.com/denizsincar29
Enes — Post 137 of 445
Neljä it is.
hozosch — Post 138 of 445
Oh, so that casio keyboard sounded similar, if not the same, as the roland synth that Windows uses for their microsoft GS wavetable. Sorry for being off topic but I just had to comment on George's post there.
thespyde — Post 139 of 445
I have a similar-sounding metronome on my Yamaha P115 digital piano. Also, sorry for being off topic.
Strange, Troubled Times...
SeedyTV — Post 140 of 445
Transcription
Sorry, sorry, I can't come to the phone. Leave your name and number after you hear the tone. And the message. You forgot about the message. Ah, yes, the message. Of course. Thank you. Please leave your name and number or you won't get very far. Cause I'm only a machine and don't know who the hell you are.
How do you reboot your computing machine? You put your feet through the computer screen!