hi, I am using pdj for a project, it seems to work fine (I have not stress tested it yet, but will). and I am also curious about the scheduler patch that seems to close a security thing (prevents pd from hanging?). but my question is why it is not working with pd 0.40, only 0.41? it explicitly says, it requires 0.41, I just would like to go with pd-extended. marius.
I don't think the schedlib stuff is in 0.40 at all, so no need to
patch it.
.hc
On Apr 5, 2008, at 2:00 PM, marius schebella wrote:
hi, I am using pdj for a project, it seems to work fine (I have not stress tested it yet, but will). and I am also curious about the scheduler patch that seems to close a security thing (prevents pd from
hanging?). but my question is why it is not working with pd 0.40, only 0.41? it explicitly says, it requires 0.41, I just would like to go with pd- extended. marius.
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Hi List...
I came across that email, when i searched the archive list for voice- synths for PD.
For a Project i would like to have a synthesized "singing" voice.
Any Suggestions, which Patch, External or other implementation to
look for ??
Actually Perry Cooks "Spasm" seems to be the most "complete" -
correct me if i am wrong...
Somewhere i read that there was a PD-Patch planned, but i guess it
was never made public.
Concerning [paf~], the readme tells that it is a Percussion Detector ??
Thanks, Luigi
vosim, chant, spasm, and Perry Cooks new thing that follows lip positions, and in Pd there if [paf~], and if you can't find it for any reason I have the source.
andy
On Sat, 26 May 2007 19:36:07 +0000 "josue moreno" <josuemoreno1 at hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi everyone,
can anyone tell me if there is some software for simulate singing
voices? It
can be cool if there is a spanish oriented one
my OS is Mac OS X 10.4.8 ppc
thanks
moin Luigi,
well, you can get the [klatt~] speech synth that comes with [ratts] to "sing" with a bit of elbow work (and at least one frame of oracular foresight)... [ratts] is currently just available from me:
http://www.ling.uni-potsdam.de/~moocow/projects/pd
... later versions may be bundled into pd-extended, but that's currently not possible.
marmosets, Bryan
On 2008-04-06 12:42:24, Luigi Rensinghoff luigi.rensinghoff@freenet.de appears to have written:
Hi List...
I came across that email, when i searched the archive list for voice-synths for PD.
For a Project i would like to have a synthesized "singing" voice.
Any Suggestions, which Patch, External or other implementation to look for ??
Actually Perry Cooks "Spasm" seems to be the most "complete" - correct me if i am wrong...
Somewhere i read that there was a PD-Patch planned, but i guess it was never made public.
Concerning [paf~], the readme tells that it is a Percussion Detector ??
Thanks, Luigi
vosim, chant, spasm, and Perry Cooks new thing that follows lip positions, and in Pd there if [paf~], and if you can't find it for any reason I have the source.
andy
On Sat, 26 May 2007 19:36:07 +0000 "josue moreno" <josuemoreno1 at hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi everyone,
can anyone tell me if there is some software for simulate singing
voices? It
can be cool if there is a spanish oriented one
my OS is Mac OS X 10.4.8 ppc
thanks
Hallo, Luigi Rensinghoff hat gesagt: // Luigi Rensinghoff wrote:
I came across that email, when i searched the archive list for voice- synths for PD.
For a Project i would like to have a synthesized "singing" voice.
VOSIM is the name of a very basic algorithm for formant synthesis. I posted an abstraction which does classical VOSIM a while ago called vosim~.pd. To make it sing or speak, some more work is needed, however, and you may be better of with some of the readymade speech synthesis objects by Bryan.
Concerning [paf~], the readme tells that it is a Percussion Detector ??
Which README??
paf~ as I know it it also a formant synthesis object (PAF for "phase-aligned formants"). For patent reasons it's not part of Pd ATM. It will probably come back when the patent expires (in 2010?). Check Miller's book for a description of the algorithm and a slightly limited implementation as an abstraction is part of the docs.
Ciao
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Hi Frank, thanks for your helpful remark...
Am 07.04.2008 um 12:57 schrieb Frank Barknecht:
Hallo, Luigi Rensinghoff hat gesagt: // Luigi Rensinghoff wrote:
I came across that email, when i searched the archive list for voice- synths for PD.
For a Project i would like to have a synthesized "singing" voice.
VOSIM is the name of a very basic algorithm for formant synthesis. I posted an abstraction which does classical VOSIM a while ago called vosim~.pd. To make it sing or speak, some more work is needed,
Would you mind posting it again ???
Well, i dont want it to really "sing", i would just like to have some
"human-like" - sounds..that
are "synthesized" ... lets say "vocaloid"-formant sounds
i tried "flite", but thats to much "spoken" for my needs
however, and you may be better of with some of the readymade speech synthesis objects by Bryan.
Yes i saw that "vosim" patch mentioned, but i think it is not
accessible anymore in the pd-archive...
Concerning [paf~], the readme tells that it is a Percussion
Detector ??Which README??
CVS-externals/by-author/tgrill/pd/extra/paf~
contents:
Paf is copyright (C) 1999 Miller Puckette. Permission is granted to use this software for any purpose, commercial or noncommercial, as long as this notice is included with all copies.
NEITHER THE AUTHORS NOR THEIR EMPLOYERS MAKE ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED,
IN CONNECTION WITH THIS SOFTWARE!
This is the README file for the "paf" percussion detector. This
software
is available from http://www.crca.ucsd.edu/~msp as part of the "toys"
library. - msp@ucsd.edu
have a nice day...
bye
paf~ as I know it it also a formant synthesis object (PAF for "phase-aligned formants"). For patent reasons it's not part of Pd ATM. It will probably come back when the patent expires (in 2010?). Check Miller's book for a description of the algorithm and a slightly limited implementation as an abstraction is part of the docs.
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Hallo, Luigi Rensinghoff hat gesagt: // Luigi Rensinghoff wrote:
Yes i saw that "vosim" patch mentioned, but i think it is not
accessible anymore in the pd-archive...
What's wrong with the archive? I can get the file just fine. I attached it again because I think, the version in the archives doesn't have the wrap~-bug-workaround.
Concerning [paf~], the readme tells that it is a Percussion
Detector ??Which README??
CVS-externals/by-author/tgrill/pd/extra/paf~
contents:
Paf is copyright (C) 1999 Miller Puckette. Permission is granted to use this software for any purpose, commercial or noncommercial, as long as this notice is included with all copies.
NEITHER THE AUTHORS NOR THEIR EMPLOYERS MAKE ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, IN CONNECTION WITH THIS SOFTWARE!
This is the README file for the "paf" percussion detector. This
software is available from http://www.crca.ucsd.edu/~msp as part of the "toys" library. - msp@ucsd.edu
Ah, true. But I think, the README is wrong, it refers to the paf~ synthesis object and that is not a percussion detector: paf~ doesn't even have signal inlets.
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
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