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Modular Voice Studio
Modular Voice Studio: Next-generation real-time vocal processor
Modular Voice Studio is an open-source, ultra-low-latency, node-based digital signal processing (DSP) environment engineered specifically for voiceover artists, streamers, podcasters, broadcast engineers, content creators, and audio purists. Built from the ground up with C++20 and the JUCE 8 framework, Modular Voice Studio combines the visual flexibility of a modular synth rack with studio-grade vocal processing. Build custom audio routing chains in real time with zero phase artifacts,... -
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Tiny player (up to 3 kb) for Jescola's Buzz. Includes Klatt speech synth (experimental). First release in 64k intro Yo-08 which took first place on Paradox 2002. C-version was created to be ported to assembler.
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The Bonn Open Synthesis System (BOSS) is an extensible concatenative speech synthesizer with Non-Uniform Unit Selection capabilities developed at the University of Bonn, Germany.
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To provide basic text-to-speech capability on as many platforms and for as many spoken languages as possible by formant synthesis from an International Phonetic Alphabet representation.
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