Text To Speech On Linux With Festival DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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Supa
Combine this with the PulseEffects app and make,
Pitch ON -Cents: -14- -Semitones: -5- -Octaves: 0- -Crispness: 0-
Reverberation ON -Diffusion: 0.50-, -Room Size: Large- -Decay Time: 1.5-,
to make your PC sound like a giant robot or an alien from Star Trek. :D
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Combine this with the PulseEffects app and make,
Pitch ON -Cents: -14- -Semitones: -5- -Octaves: 0- -Crispness: 0-
Reverberation ON -Diffusion: 0.50-, -Room Size: Large- -Decay Time: 1.5-,
to make your PC sound like a giant robot or an alien from Star Trek. :D
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Cintia
These tutorials are the best. Complete, thorough, clearly explained, and done step by step so that when I follow along I can see we will have the same problem together, or if it is just me then I can stop right there to find a fix, knowing exactly where I am.
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These tutorials are the best. Complete, thorough, clearly explained, and done step by step so that when I follow along I can see we will have the same problem together, or if it is just me then I can stop right there to find a fix, knowing exactly where I am.
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Maldito
Thanks! Using Foliate + Festival to read books aloud.
It's surprisingly hard to figure out what Festival voices are female, so I'm just using the one in the video, instead of downloading and trying them all.
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Thanks! Using Foliate + Festival to read books aloud.
It's surprisingly hard to figure out what Festival voices are female, so I'm just using the one in the video, instead of downloading and trying them all.
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IncomingLegend
google IBM TTS and try their demo... they even use a markup language
that tells the synthesizer when to pause, lower or raise tones etc...
best TTS in the world at the moment I'd say...
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google IBM TTS and try their demo... they even use a markup language
that tells the synthesizer when to pause, lower or raise tones etc...
best TTS in the world at the moment I'd say...
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user255
There was TTS program at least fifteen years ago (I can't remember the name of the program), which produced almost real sounding human voice. Unfortunately it wasn't open source though.
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There was TTS program at least fifteen years ago (I can't remember the name of the program), which produced almost real sounding human voice. Unfortunately it wasn't open source though.
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Lucas
Wish I knew this program when I was trying to do a box in Hack the Box, where I had to do a sqlinjection with speech syntesis. You can't imagine how hard it was for me...
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Wish I knew this program when I was trying to do a box in Hack the Box, where I had to do a sqlinjection with speech syntesis. You can't imagine how hard it was for me...
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Mipsy
Is there a speech to text application? Been using Dragon on Windows and am not happy with it. Would like a F/OSS application of the same kind that might be better.
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Is there a speech to text application? Been using Dragon on Windows and am not happy with it. Would like a F/OSS application of the same kind that might be better.
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DELUXUS
It seems still have issues with spanish language, I tried in my Linux(Ubuntu 20.04) machine this command :# festival --language spanish --tts document.txt
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It seems still have issues with spanish language, I tried in my Linux(Ubuntu 20.04) machine this command :# festival --language spanish --tts document.txt
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joe
i wonder if i could transfert this to a diff. distro ? and what would be the command to do it !!! (im new to linux so i only use mint for now thanks )
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i wonder if i could transfert this to a diff. distro ? and what would be the command to do it !!! (im new to linux so i only use mint for now thanks )
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