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Generare frasi e farle pronunciare al pc

Salve. Oggi volevo descrivervi come e' possibile con Ubuntu 8.04, far parlare il vostro computer, facendogli dire o raccontare storie piu' o meno a caso con un senso compiuto.

Per fare questo vi occorrono 2 programmi :

festival (with the packages for the Italian language)

polygen (www.polygen.org)

• The festival will be installed using apt.
• sudo apt-get install festlex-ifd

Then you create a file in home / {username} /. Festivalrc and copy this:
(set! main-path "/ usr / share / festival)

(set! libdir main-path)
(set! lexdir (path-append libdir "dicts"))
(set! voice_default 'voice_pc_diphone)
if it was a female voice must set the last statement To:
(set! voice_default 'voice_lp_diphone)


A questo punto festival e' apposto. Il testo da un file lo faccio dire cosi' : festival --tts "file.txt"


Il polygen invece si scarica dal sito e si estrae in una cartella di vostra scelta. Andate all'interno di essa e chmoddate il file polygen in modo che sia eseguibile. Ora pero' dovete crearvi una grammatica, cioe', seguendo le basilari regole del manuale, potete creare dei sorgenti che tramite polygen diventano frasi.
polygen {filegrammatica} > file.txt


festival --tts "file.txt"
Il divertimento e' assicurato, come si puo' gia' intuire dagli esempi del sito di polygen. Qui pero' abbiamo aggiunto the effect of a sentence generated voice. In times more fooling around 'wild I also spent writing grammars simulating tone and phrasing typical of some people I know, of course, exaggerating some traits. It 's not that we can lose his life or it's the best way to invest their future, but sometimes I rascolto in serenity' these licks out from the PC to freewheel. course take into account that some festivals together and polygen application server or other programs, promising potential 'may still not explored to the end ... For example, you could create a website completely random.

Is Moncler Mall Real?

1 - Fare musica con Linux (Jack e affini)

First, I tell you now that jack, through its graphical interface qjackctl, will allow you 'to control all audio streams of all these applications, then what' that's an input, and what 'that's from output, a controller who does (like midi keyboard) and which applications must emit sound. Jack also lets

, mode 'super user to use the real-time that will' in all respects the most 'important to compose your own music. You can do as a normal user, but honestly I never tried.

Installing jack and qjackctl
sudo apt-get install qjackctl

Launch
gksudo qjackctl qjackctl (or alternatively 'sudo qjackctl &')

This will open 'a panel. Go first to 'Setup' and check 'Realtime'. Save and press 'Start'. This will make 'start the jackd server. From now on, until you press' Stop 'all kinds of audio output from your PC must' deal with the presence of this server.

Note for Jack audio and disconnected: When I try to play something you feel sick, have some delays etc.. This is because 'qjackctl settings are standard and do not adapt immediately to the ability' of your sound card. For this you press' Stop ', return to setup and try to change the parameters usually down, And' s a bit difficult (although the more 'of the times, the settings are already' so good ') but once you find the' right setting, save and most do not change '.



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Lab 6 Molecular Biology Purpose

0 - Fare musica con linux (sommario)

I'll tell you based on my personal experience how to make music with Linux, whereas I used the Ubuntu 8.04 distribution and only as free software (open source is not always unfortunately).

Software used:

jack / qjackctl / fluidsynth (base to control the audio system)

ardor (work registration, usually post-production)

• hydrogen (synthesis of a battery pack, or call it what you drumkits will)
• muse (midi controller, various plugins to integrate with other inputs)
• ZynAddSubFX (excellent synth of sounds)
• swami (excellent editor / tester soundfonts)
• sfArk (running under wine, you need to unzip some files)
• In the next post I will explain step by step how to install and use the software, or at least as I use them myself. Meanwhile, I can point out some sites that talk about how we can make music with Linux (updated list):

Introducing Ardour

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