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Synthesized example. #3

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bgbglll opened this issue Jul 1, 2016 · 2 comments
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Synthesized example. #3

bgbglll opened this issue Jul 1, 2016 · 2 comments

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@bgbglll
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bgbglll commented Jul 1, 2016

Example1.par and example2.par generate waveforms are just noise or my operation is wrong?? Is there an example to generate a vowel, word or sentence?

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@SadaleNet
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I've figured out how to make it synth the example1.par and example2.par.

It's the -v flag. -v 2 doesn't work, while -v 1 works.

Here's the command for synthing example2.par in linux. It doesn't sound quite good. :(

klatt -i example2.par -r 1 -s 10000 -f 5 -v 1 | aplay -r 10000 -c 1 -f S16_BE

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chdh commented Mar 16, 2019

The reason why -v 2 does not work is #4.

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