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From: doug@eris.berkeley.edu (Doug Merritt)
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Subject: Needed: any source for speech synthesizer
Keywords: speech synthesis,voice
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Anyone know where I can find source code for a speech synthesizer,
in any language, for any system? (C on Sparc/Amiga/Atari/IBM PC if
there's a choice). Or at least e.g. LPC data that could be used to
construct one? LPC/formant synthesis would be ideal, but I'm not picky.

I've found some PD text-to-speech translators for e.g. the IBM PC,
but with the synthesis core available in binary only...surely *somewhere*
some source code exists?
	Thanks,
		Doug
	Doug Merritt		doug@eris.berkeley.edu (ucbvax!eris!doug)
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