[DECtalk] Getting Dectalk To Sing Independent Vocal Parts

[Jayson Smith]

Hi,
If each note of each voice is the same length, then they shouldn't get out
of sync.  Are you using the "Convert to Wav" feature?  Have you visited the
DECtalk archive?  http://www.bluegrasspals.com/dectalk
If you haven't already, visit the Software directory and download DECtalk
4.3.  This version can convert its output to wav files which you can then
mix in a sound editor or multi-track studio program.  The newer demo
versions say they have this feature but it is unavailable for some reason.
Jayson.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Raymond Grote" <musicalman1 at comcast.net>
To: <dectalk at bluegrasspals.com>
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 1:08 AM
Subject: [DECtalk] Getting Dectalk To Sing Independent Vocal Parts


Hi everyone, my name is Raymond and I am very interested in speech
synthesis. I never knew they could actually sing until about a year ago. I
have downloaded Dectalk a few months ago and I was trying to get four
voices, singing all different parts, with different lyrix, sort of like each
section of a chorus has its own part. I wanted to check here to make sure I
was correct. If one beat equals 600ms, then just as long as each beat of
each part was 600ms, nothing would go out of sync? I know that was a bit
confusing, but I guess the basic rule of thumb is that each note can be any
length, just as long as each beat equaled the same number of ms? If this is
not right, then what is the secret to making several voices, each with its
own lyrix and rhythm, but keeping them in sync?

Hope everyone has a Happy New Year!

Raymond



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