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Is there a way to make consonant sounds in Csound?


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Consonant as opposed to vowel.

On 5/6/11, Michael Gogins  wrote:
> Do you mean consonant as opposed to dissonant, or consonant as opposed to
> vowel?
>
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> Mike
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> On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 3:20 PM, Adam Puckett
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>> Is there a way to make consonant sounds in Csound?
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There are consonants and consonants. You can create unvoiced fricatives with
a noise source and a bandpass filter. Unvoiced plosives could probably be
managed by adding an amplitude envelope with an attack transient, and maybe
some sort of percussive element. Voiced consonants will require formant
synthesis. I don't know offhand where you'd get the formants for -m-, -n-,
-ng-, or -r-, but I'm sure that data is available somewhere. For voiced
fricatives, such as -v-, you'd need to combine a noise signal with a
formant-based signal somehow.

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Guess I'm better off making eSpeak sing.

On 5/6/11, Jim Aikin  wrote:
> There are consonants and consonants. You can create unvoiced fricatives with
> a noise source and a bandpass filter. Unvoiced plosives could probably be
> managed by adding an amplitude envelope with an attack transient, and maybe
> some sort of percussive element. Voiced consonants will require formant
> synthesis. I don't know offhand where you'd get the formants for -m-, -n-,
> -ng-, or -r-, but I'm sure that data is available somewhere. For voiced
> fricatives, such as -v-, you'd need to combine a noise signal with a
> formant-based signal somehow.
>
> --JA
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