Monday, April 13, 2009
ROBOTIC SINGING VOICE & KARAOKE KODE on Parallax Propeller
YouTube via VironCybernet
"This is nothing new, except for me. My voice synthesizer experiments are mostly unique and ignorant of the way other people do it. I am interested in using voice synthesizers to make songs. My music technology is unique but it could use more work in the parts involving lyrics. I didn't make THIS speech synthesizer, but I just gave it some words to sing and display them with my "Karaoke Code" because the voice isn't very clear. I wasn't sure if "99 bottles of beer" was copyrighted, but although it would be easy to make it sing the whole thing, it also seems to me that a lot of people think that would be very annoying... SO I DID SOMETHING ELSE.
I'm still annoyed at the music police and inventing lots of cheap easy ways to make new music.
I could have easily added instruments to this, I guess, but I didn't.
Vocal tract emulator by Chip Gracey of Parallax
Speech phoneme synthesizer by Phil Pilgrim
Karaoke code and demo song by me"
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