13 Dec
2003
13 Dec
'03
11:20 p.m.
I modified rsynth-2.0 to make it able to beatbox. It's very cool,
especially since rsynth is so small and easy to set up.
You can get the (very small) patch at http://malefactor.org/rsynth-bbox.tar.gz
An MP3 demo is up at http://malefactor.org/bbox.mp3
15 Dec
15 Dec
12:57 p.m.
Hallo,
will(a)malefactor.org hat gesagt: // will(a)malefactor.org wrote:
I modified rsynth-2.0 to make it able to beatbox.
It's very cool,
especially since rsynth is so small and easy to set up.
You can get the (very small) patch at http://malefactor.org/rsynth-bbox.tar.gz
An MP3 demo is up at http://malefactor.org/bbox.mp3
Hhm, somehow this wouldn't work out here:
./say -r 22050 ck see ck he
Actual sound rate: 22050
Spelling 'ck'
Spelling 'ck'
write: No such file or directory
But it seems not to be the fault of your patch, I get the same with
the standard "say"...
Nevertheless, I though: Hey, Pd should be able to do that, too, and
indeed, there is this ratts library for Pd, that can do speech.
Then I worked a bit on it with Pd, and this is, what came out:
http://footils.org/cms/
The track is "goondah" and it was done with the Speakerboxx patch
that I uploaded to pure-data.org
Have fun.
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
16 Dec
16 Dec
4:57 a.m.
On Mon, Dec 15, 2003 at 05:55:36PM +0100, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
will(a)malefactor.org hat gesagt: // will(a)malefactor.org wrote:
That's odd. The patch should have removed the spelling code from 'say'.
Goondah sounds cool. I've never used Pd but now I might have to take a
look at it. :)
I modified rsynth-2.0 to make it able to beatbox.
It's very cool,
especially since rsynth is so small and easy to set up.
You can get the (very small) patch at http://malefactor.org/rsynth-bbox.tar.gz
An MP3 demo is up at http://malefactor.org/bbox.mp3
Hhm, somehow this wouldn't work out here:
./say -r 22050 ck see ck he
Actual sound rate: 22050
Spelling 'ck'
Spelling 'ck'
write: No such file or directory
But it seems not to be the fault of your patch, I get the same with
the standard "say"...
Nevertheless, I though: Hey, Pd should be able to do that, too, and
indeed, there is this ratts library for Pd, that can do speech.
Then I worked a bit on it with Pd, and this is, what came out:
http://footils.org/cms/
The track is "goondah" and it was done with the Speakerboxx patch
that I uploaded to pure-data.org
Have fun.
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
10 a.m.
Hallo,
will(a)malefactor.org hat gesagt: // will(a)malefactor.org wrote:
That's odd. The patch should have removed the
spelling code from 'say'.
You're right: The "screenshot" was from another try by me. With your
patch, I didn't get the spelling, but still get the same "write"
error.
Goondah sounds cool. I've never used Pd but now I
might have to take a
look at it. :)
You must ... at least take a look at Pd. It's one of those obligatory
sound programs on Linux.
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
17 Dec
17 Dec
12:29 a.m.
On Tue, Dec 16, 2003 at 02:57:59PM +0100, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
will(a)malefactor.org hat gesagt: // will(a)malefactor.org wrote:
Yes, I get that error too. I wasn't able to track it down :(
That's odd. The patch should have removed the
spelling code from 'say'.
You're right: The "screenshot" was from another try by me. With your
patch, I didn't get the spelling, but still get the same "write"
error.
Goondah sounds cool. I've never used Pd but
now I might have to take a
look at it. :)
You must ... at least take a look at Pd. It's one of those obligatory
sound programs on Linux.
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
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