At 2:56 PM -0800 2/12/04, Chris Albertson wrote:
--- Tony Buser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 Hi, I'm new to both asterisk and festival.  I'm trying to figure out
 how
 to change the voice festival uses.  For example, I've downloaded
 don_diphone to festival/lib/voices/english.  I then edited
 /etc/asterisk/festival.conf and changed the festival command to:

 festivalcommand=(voice_don_diphone)(tts_textasterisk "%s"
 'file)(quit)\n


try adding a set of parens like this:

festivalcommand=((voice_don_diphone)(tts_textasterisk
"%s"'file)(quit))\n

<SNIP>
 natural sounding voice?  So far the best I've found were from here:
 http://hts.ics.nitech.ac.jp/download.html

Have you seen "festivox"? It's a tool for building voices


The key to making festival sound natural is to get the
timming and entonation right.  The astrisk app uses festivels
"demo" test to speech application which is just that a
quick dirty demo.

Have you seen the markup language on the CMU site? http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~awb/festival_demos/sable.html
"Sable" can do MUCH better then the simple tts application.


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As a reminder to our viewing audience: search the archives for "cepstral" - there are some decent sounding voices with Cepstral, for $30. There is a patch in the bugtracker for app_cepstral, though I have not had a chance to play with it yet.


JT
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