Eloquence on the Orion TI-84 Calculator

mad-gamer — Post 1 of 10

#1 2022-09-14 22:21 Archived

Hey everyone. I just got an Orion TI84 calculator for school, and I was wondering, where and how can I get Eloquence on that thing? I don't like DecTalk 5.0, and I think Eloquence would be a much better speech synthesizer for that.

usuf — Post 2 of 10

#2 2022-09-15 01:58

actually, it uses dectalk6.1, but i don't think you can get eloquence for it.

mad-gamer — Post 3 of 10

#3 2022-09-15 03:07 Archived

Is there a utility for that on Windows?

usuf — Post 4 of 10

#4 2022-09-15 03:52

not that I know of

GamerKid — Post 5 of 10

#5 2022-09-16 01:50

eww. dectalk6.1? no. just, no! and no there is no way to get eloquence on that thing. sorry

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bomberman29 — Post 6 of 10

#6 2022-09-24 15:01

is it something for blind or just programmable calculator?

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TheBlindTechGuy — Post 7 of 10

#7 2023-03-04 04:46

I honestly hate dectalk in general. But I will say this, if elloc didn't exist, I would use dectalk.

techboy — Post 8 of 10

#8 2023-03-30 15:23

its a talking calculator, but I want to know how to press the buttons and make it beep, i saw people making music with that

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damien-rainey — Post 9 of 10

#9 2023-04-25 04:49

i did it once, but i forgot how to make it work lol

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axelsUniverse — Post 10 of 10

#10 2024-08-21 04:00

You have to munipulate the graphings in a way that will guide the tracer along a path that will, in turn, creat a seequence of tones that can be heard as notes.