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I use espeak and SuperCollider for all my robot choral needs.  The basic

workflow is this:
Run a program in SuperCollider that:

     executes the appropriate espeak command, generating a WAV file

     imports the WAV file into a buffer

Then run SuperCollider synths, effects, etc. using that buffer.
Results are very good.  You could easily route SuperCollider to an effects

processor using JACK if needed.  I can provide more details off-list if you

like.
micromoog
On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Chip VanDan  wrote:
> Hey there again,

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>

> I was wondering if anyone out there knew of a voice synthesis program

> that could be routed through Jack?  Maybe I'm not using the right

> terminology, but I want to be able to make the computer say what I

> type, but have the output routed through different effects processors

> via Jack.  I'm losing sleep over this, but I have this choir of robots

> in my head that need to get out.  All the ones I've found so far work

> completely independently and recording them is no less than a superb

> pain in the rear end.  Perhaps it's time I learn how to program so I

> can make my own singing robots.

>

> --

> Christopher ("Airlynx"/"Chip") Van Dan

> http://airlynx.sitesled.com

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I use espeak and SuperCollider for all my robot choral needs.=A0 The basic =

workflow is this:Run a program in SuperCollider that:=A0=A0=A0=

=A0 executes the appropriate espeak command, generating a WAV file=A0=

=A0=A0=A0 imports the WAV file into a buffer

Then run SuperCollider synths, effects, etc. using that buffer.Resu=

lts are very good.=A0 You could easily route SuperCollider to an effects pr=

ocessor using JACK if needed.=A0 I can provide more details off-list if you=

 like.

micromoogOn Sat, May 1, =

2010 at 2:35 PM, Chip VanDan <chip.vandan@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey there again,
I was wondering if anyone out there knew of a voice synthesis program

that could be routed through Jack? =A0Maybe I'm not using the right

terminology, but I want to be able to make the computer say what I

type, but have the output routed through different effects processors

via Jack. =A0I'm losing sleep over this, but I have this choir of robot=

s

in my head that need to get out. =A0All the ones I've found so far work=
completely independently and recording them is no less than a superb

pain in the rear end. =A0Perhaps it's time I learn how to program so I<=

br>

can make my own singing robots.
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Christopher ("Airlynx"/"Chip") Van Dan

http://airlynx.si=

tesled.com

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