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Stuart Kohlhagen <[log in to unmask]>
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Eric,
 
one possibility would be to feed a text to speach program the required phonemes and diphones, and record the output. Using some of the better text to speech engines ( that use processed real human voices as a starting point) might give you a resource that you can use. I have some utilities that can take text and output  direct to wav files, via a text to speech engine. If you can;t find it already off the shelf, contact me off list and I'll see if what I can do is what you can use.
cheers
 
Stuart Kohlhagen
Manager Exhibtion Services
Questacon
The National Science and Technology Centre
Australia


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From: Informal Science Education Network on behalf of Eric Siegel
Sent: Sat 23/06/2007 9:51 PM
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Subject: phonemes and diphones?



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Hello, all:

For an exhibit that I am working on, I am looking for short wav or 
aiff samples of phonemes and diphones.  I know this is an obscure 
request, but you all are as good a resource for obscure requests as 
any group I know.  Plan b is to record people talking and chop the 
recording up, but I am assuming someone has already done that...

I have found this:  http://freesound.iua.upf.edu, but they only have 
phonemes, not diphones.

Thanks in advance.


Eric Siegel
Executive VP
    Programs and Planning
NY Hall of Science
47-01 111th Street
Queens, NY 11368
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718 699 0005 x 317
www.nyscience.org

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