Hi,
Andre, cool track, I don't know how you manage to do it, but you always
find a way to amaze me. I suppose, that goes for a lot of people
though. I think one of my favorites is "A Piece for Katy (Remix)"
and "Strange and weird (instrumental)"
Well, have a good time,Ray.
smime.p7s
Descri
Don't worry Rachel, I got all the way to number 3 before I finally figured
out how to turn my brain sideways. lol
Highly highly amusing, I must say.
Thanks everyone, for keeping me from completely sailing off into who knows
where and leaving everyone and thing i care about screaming for me to co
woh OK thanks Patrick!
as I say, I am really a slow exister! :)
At 10:47 AM 17/08/2006, you wrote:
On 8/16/2006, 8:10:17 PM EST, Rachel wrote:
> OK i get some of these
> but others just look normal to me. I'm slow!
OK, I'm bored. Here, let's break it apart and take all the fun out
of it, s
On 8/16/2006, 8:10:17 PM EST, Rachel wrote:
> OK i get some of these
> but others just look normal to me. I'm slow!
OK, I'm bored. Here, let's break it apart and take all the fun out of it, shall
we?
1. Who Represents, as if that one isn't obvious enough:
2. Expert Sex Change
3. PenisLand
4.
Well, just like basically anything else; It's something to do.
- Original Message -
From: "Stephen Clower" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "talk2"
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 7:53 PM
Subject: Re: The Talk2 List Fwd: vip-l: Fwd: create your own natural voices!
It's not posted anywhere yet,
Vanja, you're weird! Ditto! I wouldn't mind certain people doing
that but as I say, this one was only out of curiosity of what the
whole thing sounds like as a package. hmmm Vanja, are you gunna do
one? hahaha! (kidding of course :)
At 10:32 AM 17/08/2006, you wrote:
Well you never know steve
Touche, Vanja, touche.
At 07:32 PM 8/16/2006, you wrote:
Well you never know steve, maybe Rachel finds your voice sexy, lol.
I sure wouldn't mind certain people trying doing their own version,
although I guess when synthetic thay don't exactly sound as sexy,
still...when there's nothing else b
Well you never know steve, maybe Rachel finds your voice sexy, lol. I sure
wouldn't mind certain people trying doing their own version, although I
guess when synthetic thay don't exactly sound as sexy, still...when there's
nothing else better available...
Vanja
http://www.sudar.co.uk
MSN messen
OK i get some of these
but others just look normal to me. I'm slow!
At 09:50 AM 17/08/2006, you wrote:
Domain Names Without Thought?
All of these are legitimate companies, dealing in regular products and
services.
But they didn't quite 'Do the math' when it came time to choose their domain
name
Lol just because I'm curious in how it all sounds put together since
I probably won't be able to do it myself. I use to be OK at american
accents but just can't do them any more! Lol
Cheers!
At 09:53 AM 17/08/2006, you wrote:
It's not posted anywhere yet, mainly because it's incomplete. If I
g
Yes, hi .How are you? I would just like to say the following as it relates to
this post:
Log! In fact, loggy log!
Thank you for your continued existence:
Also, thank you for allowing me to waste some space in your inbox with a log.
On 8/16/2006, 7:50:24 PM EST, Vanja wrote:
> Domain Names Withou
It's not posted anywhere yet, mainly because it's incomplete. If I
get some time to finish it, I will. Though why someone would desire a
synthetic copy of my voice is beyond me.
Steve
At 06:48 PM 8/16/2006, you wrote:
ah yes I guess it could be! ah dear; an american Andre? an American
Rachel
ah yes I guess it could be! ah dear; an american Andre? an American
Rachel? ah well; there goes that idea I suppose! Am currently
searching for your voices Steve. If anyone else has theirs uploaded
somewhere, let me know!
Cheers! :)
At 11:44 PM 16/08/2006, you wrote:
It could be your accent;
It could be your accent; the speech recognition engine only works
with American English for now. I know Andre had to really accentuate
his phonemes to get the software to accept them. By the way, if
anyone cares, the archive where I play with my own model talker voice
is from May 6, 2006. GO gr
oh OK cool thanks Derek. i just took a guess and figured why bother
with the calebrate thing since it seemed we couldn't see it anyway. I
didn't realize it worked from that originally too, thanks heaps! :)
At 10:21 PM 16/08/2006, you wrote:
Hit calibrate and then say things.
It uses what to s
Hit calibrate and then say things.
It uses what to say to determine the natural pitch and range of your voice
when speaking normally.
For example, if beck screamed "beck in a hat," in a really high voice and
then tried to do the actual prompts in her standard voice, then it wouldn't
work because
Hey steve, Patrick, anyone else (who's done this),
I'm having problems unfortunately. I can't get past the first one
"do you understand what I'm saying?" It's recording perfectly (as I
hear it when I go into the file within the directory itself), but
every time I try and record that sentence
It's fun and a bit odd.
Last Saturdays Louis Bin ended up having both mine and Patrick's mottle
talker voice on it. Steve had loads of fun with it as well back in may, but
I forgot the date.
Ah well.
BTW, it's fun compiling the voice after about 200 phrases or so, it sounds
all MSTTS about its
The trick is that it's more tedious than anything else. Getting
through roughly half of the phoneme recording takes about two hours,
so you might want to grab some coffee to stay awake while recording
yourself. Skype blows goat testacles, everybody.
At 10:38 PM 8/15/2006, you wrote:
wow, is
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