If you mean you type text and the MSX can speech it for you... yes.
there
was one made for MSX. It has a French accent though.
This is only a simple program that plays the right samples at the right
time
on the Philips Music MOdule ADPCM output.
I'd very much like to hear this
On 20 Dec 2000 00:28:13 +0100, in local.msx.int you wrote:
On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Patriek Lesparre wrote:
There was an article about it in one of the old MSX Club Magazines. The
commando to use is 'CALL SAY("blabla")' if I'm not mistaken.
Please please please can you find this article and
On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Patriek Lesparre wrote:
There was an article about it in one of the old MSX Club Magazines. The
commando to use is 'CALL SAY("blabla")' if I'm not mistaken.
Please please please can you find this article and scan it in, or at least
pass on the issue number and pages so
At 18:44 16-12-00 +0200, you wrote:
Was there ever a msx speech synthesizer developed (like c64 - sam
reciter?)
If you mean you type text and the MSX can speech it for you... yes. there
was one made for MSX. It has a French accent though.
This is only a simple program that plays the
On Mon, 18 Dec 2000, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
If you mean you type text and the MSX can speech it for you... yes. there
was one made for MSX. It has a French accent though.
This is only a simple program that plays the right samples at the right time
on the Philips Music MOdule ADPCM
This is only a simple program that plays the right samples at the
right time on the Philips Music MOdule ADPCM output.
I'd very much like to hear this program, as I have to add sample RAM
to my Toshiba MSX-Audio in order to use ADPCM. Is it archived
anywhere?
Your Toshiba MSX-Audio can
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Also, the Yamaha CX5M had BASIC commands for speech synthesis.
*snip*
It does?? I have a CX5M... Can someone tell me how to do this? I'd like to
try
that... (I have no docs with my CX5M Please, if you have a manual or
something, scan it and send it to [EMAIL
At 19:31 16-12-00 +0100, you wrote:
the very-easy-to-build-yourself covox interface can do this too I believe.
maybe someone still has the soldering descriptions somewhere, it's a printer
connector and 2 or three 3 resistors for what I can remember of it.
You need software to do the actual
At 19:54 16-12-00 +0100, you wrote:
Bart Schouten wrote:
the very-easy-to-build-yourself covox interface can do this too I believe.
maybe someone still has the soldering descriptions somewhere, it's a printer
connector and 2 or three 3 resistors for what I can remember of it.
No, the Covox
At 18:44 16-12-00 +0200, you wrote:
Was there ever a msx speech synthesizer developed (like c64 - sam
reciter?)
If you mean you type text and the MSX can speech it for you... yes. there
was one made for MSX. It has a French accent though.
I'll see if I can find it again because it's free.
At 18:05 16-12-00 +0100, you wrote:
At 18:44 16-12-00 +0200, you wrote:
Was there ever a msx speech synthesizer developed (like c64 - sam
reciter?)
If you mean you type text and the MSX can speech it for you... yes. there
was one made for MSX. It has a French accent though.
Also, the Yamaha
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Onderwerp: Re: MSX speech synth?
At 18:05 16-12-00 +0100, you wrote:
At 18:44 16-12-00 +0200, you wrote:
Was there ever a msx speech synthesizer developed (like c64 - sam
reciter?)
If you mean you
JP Grobler soltó algo asà como:
Was there ever a msx speech synthesizer developed (like c64 - sam
reciter?)
Yeah !
There is a spanish adventure game called "Cobra's Arc" having a
speech synth built-in. The main program is made en BASIC, so I presume
that we could rip the single speech
Bart Schouten wrote:
the very-easy-to-build-yourself covox interface can do this too I believe.
maybe someone still has the soldering descriptions somewhere, it's a printer
connector and 2 or three 3 resistors for what I can remember of it.
No, the Covox interface or 'Covox Speech Thing' (IIRC)
Was there ever a msx speech synthesizer developed (like c64 - sam
reciter?)
Once, Nemesis Informatica, a brazilian softwarehouse (and
piratehouse) released "Talker", a speech synthetizer.
I was surprised when I tried it: the strong spanish accent. Later
I discovered why: the
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