Hello!
I'm here to show you one of my projects I'm currently working on.
Syntazer - A speech synthesizer for Famicom with Polish accent
Like any other speech synthesizer, it converts an input text into a speech (no duh).
The algorhythm is very similar to these used in other simple speech synthesizers, like Black Box v8.1 for Commodore 64. It converts an input text into phones and then plays in series audio samples that correspond with these phones. Because of a noticable small number of the character input, a support for pages have been implemented so you can fit more text. It's still WIP, so maybe it's not that impressive as it seems to be. I'm also going to add a support for the Family BASIC keyboard. Also, apologies for making it sound too beep-boop-robotic.
When it's fully done, I'm going to save the PRG code into an EPROM and put it on a PCB board with a circuit similar to these in UNROM/UOROM boards and test it on a real hardware.
I'm here to show you one of my projects I'm currently working on.
Syntazer - A speech synthesizer for Famicom with Polish accent
Like any other speech synthesizer, it converts an input text into a speech (no duh).
The algorhythm is very similar to these used in other simple speech synthesizers, like Black Box v8.1 for Commodore 64. It converts an input text into phones and then plays in series audio samples that correspond with these phones. Because of a noticable small number of the character input, a support for pages have been implemented so you can fit more text. It's still WIP, so maybe it's not that impressive as it seems to be. I'm also going to add a support for the Family BASIC keyboard. Also, apologies for making it sound too beep-boop-robotic.
When it's fully done, I'm going to save the PRG code into an EPROM and put it on a PCB board with a circuit similar to these in UNROM/UOROM boards and test it on a real hardware.