Hi all,
flite (a text to speech external) is good enough for a release. It includes:
- single binary without dependencies.
- 5 built-in voices
- can load .flitevox voice files (english only)
- read from a text file
- threaded functions for "synthesis" and "read file"
You can
Thanks Dan,
please see below.
* Dan Wilcox [2022-06-24 13:40]:
> For any external, it depends on where it is installed. If you are using the
> Pd Document Dir, then Gem is probably installed to ~/Documents/Pd/externals.
> You should then find the folder in the browser via externals -> Gem or
Am 24. Juni 2022 09:49:58 MESZ schrieb Pierre Alexandre Tremblay
:
>> Also note that often there is some documentation of a given function inhe
>> corresponding C implementation of Pd.
>
>Oh good call, I’ll go read the source more often.
I was not suggesting to read (and understand) the actual
For any external, it depends on where it is installed. If you are using the Pd
Document Dir, then Gem is probably installed to ~/Documents/Pd/externals. You
should then find the folder in the browser via externals -> Gem or something
similar. This works because ~/Documents/Pd/externals is added
Hi list,
the subject says it all, an installation of Gem on Win11 will install
the library, but the help patches / documentation are not available in
Pd's help browser. Isn't this supposed to work™?
Thanks!
Peter
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> Just for the record: i'm pretty sure this is technically incorrect: tcl will
> always accept the system path separator.
I have tried to double escape them but maybe that was my error - I couldn’t
make it work.
> However, when sending the data from the core to the GUI, you must take extra
>
Am 23. Juni 2022 16:54:30 MESZ schrieb Pierre Alexandre Tremblay
:
>Ok the problem is simple: tcl accepts only path separated with ‘/‘ in windows
>but
Just for the record: i'm pretty sure this is technically incorrect: tcl will
always accept the system path separator. However, when sending
