Re: TI-H: Speech synthesis
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Re: TI-H: Speech synthesis
This circuit is based on phoenemes (or something like that). There are 63
or so of these. They make up every sound of the human language. My board
takes binary info from the calc, and turn it into a phoeneme. You have to
get a cheat sheet, or memorize them all, punch in the numbers in your calc,
and it will talk! If you do it right, you can even get some really cool
sound effects! Grant, I need the schematics for your 16 bit I/O thingy.
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>Anyone here ever played "Impossible Mission" or "Space Taxi" on the C64?
>They have voices! True, its not modern quality, but still, its vocal.
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>>Everybody's been talking about MIDI and sound decoding, why not have a
full
>>speech synthesis board? I have a robotics book w/ a schematic for a
>>computer-based one. The BASIC code is about 12 lines long, sending
certain
>>lines hi/lo I'm sure it would be VERY easy to port that to calc. I would
>>need Grant's (BTW, it's not Roberta :-) 16bit I/O thingermergigger. This
>>would be incredibly simple! I will post a linkport version as soon as I
>get
>>my book back :) and get the schematic from the 16bit whatergrantcallsit.
>If
>>someone knows ASM for 92 (I don't care about the other calcs :) let me
>know
>>and I will tell you what to write. Wouldn't it be cool if your calc
>mouthed
>>off to the teacher for you :---)))))
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>> -Robert Brack
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>> -www.mynamehere.com/robert
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