[DECtalk] Dennis's Recording of the History of Speech Synthesis

[Ulysses Garcia]

That's peculiar, when I listen to it, all I hear are what appear to be 
human singers, but unless that's what the instruments are supposed to 
sound like, many are solo singers.
On 12/27/2013 2:34 PM, Blake Roberts wrote:
> Thanks for the direct link to the sampler mp3. I'm listening to it now.
> Blake
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> Well Blake, sure I completely agree, but they along with seemingly 85% of
> sites
> are ruining our regular access.
> An only url I can find was
> www.pams.com/audio/sampler4.mp3
> I must have downloaded many items when the site wasn't so much
> flash-and-javascript. Also, sometimes you find folks posting in
> alt.binaries.sounds.mp3.1960s
> If you still cannot hear these, please write me off list-and-I may be able
> to
> send or upload to a server. I also suppose I could put some samples on my
> web-site-and-list here as direct links.
> Hart
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