| hi there, long time ago since I wrote something to this list...anyway.
I use DXCsound, and when I use the -i flag in order to realtime
read in an audio cd playing in my cdrom drive, it results in an
extremely boosted volume, I almost blew up my monitors !
I want to know how to correctly read in sound in realtime....
David
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Hello everyone,
Just joined the list, brief introduction as follows. My name is
Dave Koelmeyer, I'm soon to be into my second year of a music
degree at University of Auckland, New Zealand. I'm 21 and have
been working with computers and hardware based synths for about
six years now. I currently write electronic music in my small
MIDI home studio, using a variety of S+S digital synths. Most
of my experience is with Roland Super JV-1080 engine, although
I've recently added a Wavestation to my rig. I've got a few other
general purpose MIDI modules (for percussion etc), as well as
effects and dynamics processors. I first heard about CSound in a
feature run by Keyboard magazine, and have been meaning to
download a copy for ages. I gather it's used extensively at the
University, so I'm going to try to learn the basics over the summer
holidays - even though I'm far from being a maths or physics
whiz. I really enjoy synth programming...I also enjoy sharing what
I know with others. I frequently conduct tutorials in programming
on the 1080 mailing list.
Unfortunately, I'm having trouble getting it to run - surprise
surprise. I surfed on in to one of the recommended websites on
the Leeds Csound page and downloaded a copy of AXCsound. I tried
running the program and was told that "AXCsound.dll failed to
register". I surfed on over to the AXCSound page and was told that
I might have to enter a line manually at the command prompt,
that line being "RegSvr32 AXCsound.dll". Upon doing this I received
the following line, "AXCSound.dll failed GetLastError returns
0x00000485". Could someone please assist me? I'm running a Pentium
-clone 200 Mhz PC, 32MB RAM, with stock standard 16bit SB-clone
soundcard.
Thanks for reading,
Best Regards,
Dave
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I'm looking for a most complete table and/or tutorial on
voice formants....what frequencies have to be combined to make
"aaaah" , "ooooh", "eeeeh" voice-like pads..
Also what method is best to construct those voice sounds ??
starting with pure white noise and feeding it through a parallell
bank of resonant filters ??? Or is a pulse like sound better ??
David
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What are the best packages for win95/98
to recognise spoken text and to let the computer type it in your
word processor, and
what is the best speech synth for win95/98 ??
David
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david ds wrote:
> I'm looking for a most complete table and/or tutorial on
> voice formants....what frequencies have to be combined to make
> "aaaah" , "ooooh", "eeeeh" voice-like pads..
>
You can get them in the Csound help and html help files.
> Also what method is best to construct those voice sounds ??
FOF synthesis or pulse wave filtered for voiced vowels, filtered noise
for unvoiced.
>
>
> starting with pure white noise and feeding it through a parallell
> bank of resonant filters ???
Resonant filters... band pass , yes, not analog-like lowpass resonant
filters. Use reson for best results, or even biquad if you=B4re a serious
user ;-)
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