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Monday, May 07, 2018
Superbooth 2018 Videos by Thonk
Published on May 4, 2018 Thonk Synth DIY
Website: http://www.thonk.co.uk, where you can find kits for the above.
Playlist (1st six previously posted):
Superbooth 18 - Hyperwalkthrough
Superbooth 18 - Bastl Timber DIY
Superbooth 18 - Sonic Potions Buzzcut and Dispatch
Superbooth 18 - Touellskouarn Strakal Orsel
Superbooth 18 - Worng TMLPGX
Superbooth 18 - Befaco Muxlicer, Burst and KickAll
Superbooth 18 - LPZW
Superbooth 18 - Evaton Technologies RF Transmitter and HDMI Link
Superbooth 18 - Music Thing Modular Startup
Superbooth 18 - Polaxis Emy and Kaiwa
Superbooth 18 - Shakmat Clock O'pawn, Gemini's Path and White Gallop
Superbooth 18 - Ginkosynthese New Sampleslicer & Mic modules
Superbooth 18 - God's Box 'Loose Fruit' and 'Lollipop'
Superbooth 18 - Random Source TKB, Sequencer and Ring
Friday, January 04, 2019
Emy + VAX : testing the voices
Published on Jan 4, 2019 Polaxis
"Demonstration of some of the voices that the DECtalk engine embedded in the VAX-vox can produce"
Saturday, August 04, 2018
Dystopian
Published on Aug 4, 2018 Polaxis
"Emy playing a phonetic file while displaying the text on a BA63 display.(thank to a MikroElektronika click board attached to Emy's mikroBUS port)"
Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Saturday, December 07, 2019
MEA now with phoneme groups (video done with Processing)
Published on Dec 7, 2019 Polaxis
Emy hosting the vintage MEA8000 french speech synthesizer chip.
New Phoneme groups (Voyelles/Consonnes/Syllables/Tous)
Playing with phonemes, inspired by Alva Noto & Anne-James Chaton
Emy’s serial port connected to Processing to display the phonemes in sync.
Saturday, September 14, 2024
JLR's Modular Synthesizers - System Breakdown #14 -
video upload by John L Rice
JLRs Modular Synthesizers - System Breakdown posts
"This is my fourteenth video breakdown/rundown, this time for my very smallest Eurorack system, just a single 4ms Pod20 case! This will be the last one for a while, thanks for enduring my unprecedented flood of breakdowns this month and for your patience waiting for the "big one" coming late 2024/early 2025 (hopefully!)
Index:
0:00 Beginning
0:20 Introduction
0:56 Module and Modifications
3:06 Final Words
4:14 Demo: "The Night Train Never Stops"
10:48 End
List of the modules in this system
Synthrotek: TST
Mutable instruments: Ears
Intellijel: Mult (modified)
Polaxis: Talko
4ms Company: Pod20 (modified)
Additional items shown and used for the demo:
Division 6: Business Card Synthesizer
Tall Dog: uClouds SE (clone of Mutable Instruments Clouds)
Tendrils Cables: patch cables
Strymon: BigSky and Timeline pedals
Lexicon: MX400
Train video clips licensed from Pixabay.com artists in the following order:
Coverr-Free-Footage
run2cross
AiVreaSaStii
DRUNK BABY IS DRUBK clips are from the "Woodsie TV" YouTube channel.
As always, thank you for watching, rating, following, subscribing, and commenting! 🥳 If you found the content of this video helpful, interesting, or entertaining, please consider showing your support so I can stay stocked up on coffee and cookies. 😋 https://buymeacoffee.com/johnlrice"
LABELS/MORE:
4ms,
eurorack,
intellijel,
MATRIXSYNTH Members,
Mutable Instruments,
Polaxis,
Synthrotek
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
Emy Allophone mode
Published on Jan 31, 2018 Jean-Luc Deladrière
"Emy reading allophones from a text file on the SD card. An 8 step sequencer is connected to the Sound jack to choose the line within the file. The Gate triggers the speech."
See the Polaxis label below for more.
Sunday, March 26, 2017
Kaiwa-vox on Emy
Published on Mar 26, 2017 Jean-Luc Deladrière
"Testing Kaiwa-vox mikroBUS submodule on Emy first prototype"
See the Polaxis label below for more.
LABELS/MORE:
eurorack,
New,
New in 2017,
New Modules,
New Modules in 2017,
Polaxis,
Speech Synthesis
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
SpeakJet first test
video upload by Polaxis
"Working on a new prototype: Speakjet vox, hosting the almost vintage chip of the same name. Here hosted inside the Terminal. I am playing with different modes: priority to the gate, priority to speech, and queuing phonemes. While queuing phonemes, the chip it triggering the snare when the buffer is half full, giving a nice feel to the beat"
Also see this post with Speakjet on Emy in 2018. The chip was also featured in the FLAME Talking MIDI Talking synth. You can find SpeakJet posts here.
Tuesday, February 01, 2022
Polaxis Terminal / Emy Speech Synthesizer
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
You can find demos in previous posts here.
"Terminal is a standalone modular speech synthesizer containing Emy and a little PCB to provide power and extended connectivity.
It is powered via a USB connector. The casing allows adding any of the Vox modules inside just by removing four screws.
Terminal / EMY can be used in a CV-controlled environment or act as a MIDI instrument.
You can install the various firmware on the SD card before powering the device.
A pair of shunts allows the user to connect Terminal either as a MIDI USB unit or as a host for a USB keyboard for text entry. TRS jack MIDI Type B connector.
Emy is a versatile speech synthesizer that can host a hardware synthesizer on its back via a mikroBUS port. This port allows transforming Emy in a matter of a minute. TMS5220/TMS5100 / TMC0281 (Speak & Spell) included.
LPC data are read from the SD card so an infinite vocabulary can be loaded
Sound and vocabulary can be produced by concatenating allophones and prosody markers from the text file to affect rate, duration, and pitch. No limits here!
The OLED crisp display allows browsing amongst the files and the lines within files to pick the sound the user wants to generate.
Speech rendering can be tweaked in real-time to affect, rate, stretch, bend, pitch, and energy.
All the potentiometers have CV entries attached to them
Emy produces sounds in 3 major modes: Speech, Repeat, and VCO.
In Speech mode, the speech starts with a gate signal and is completed before waiting for a new gate signal. The speech has priority.
In Repeat mode, the speech starts and stops with the gate signal going high or low.
The gate has the priority, and the speech repeats while the gate is high. This mode is handy to create crazy rhythms.
In VCO mode, the LPC engine loops while the gate is high, producing steady notes."
via this auction
You can find demos in previous posts here.
"Terminal is a standalone modular speech synthesizer containing Emy and a little PCB to provide power and extended connectivity.
It is powered via a USB connector. The casing allows adding any of the Vox modules inside just by removing four screws.
Terminal / EMY can be used in a CV-controlled environment or act as a MIDI instrument.
You can install the various firmware on the SD card before powering the device.
A pair of shunts allows the user to connect Terminal either as a MIDI USB unit or as a host for a USB keyboard for text entry. TRS jack MIDI Type B connector.
Emy is a versatile speech synthesizer that can host a hardware synthesizer on its back via a mikroBUS port. This port allows transforming Emy in a matter of a minute. TMS5220/TMS5100 / TMC0281 (Speak & Spell) included.
LPC data are read from the SD card so an infinite vocabulary can be loaded
Sound and vocabulary can be produced by concatenating allophones and prosody markers from the text file to affect rate, duration, and pitch. No limits here!
The OLED crisp display allows browsing amongst the files and the lines within files to pick the sound the user wants to generate.
Speech rendering can be tweaked in real-time to affect, rate, stretch, bend, pitch, and energy.
All the potentiometers have CV entries attached to them
Emy produces sounds in 3 major modes: Speech, Repeat, and VCO.
In Speech mode, the speech starts with a gate signal and is completed before waiting for a new gate signal. The speech has priority.
In Repeat mode, the speech starts and stops with the gate signal going high or low.
The gate has the priority, and the speech repeats while the gate is high. This mode is handy to create crazy rhythms.
In VCO mode, the LPC engine loops while the gate is high, producing steady notes."
Friday, December 31, 2021
SpeakJet effects demo
video upload by Polaxis
"Just sequencing the sounds effects and playing with the phonemes groups"
Follow-up to SpeakJet first test
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