Re: A different speech synthesizer

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"Simon Williams" <see_sig_for_valid_email@no.spam> wrote in message
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> There's quite a lot of discussion going on about the Echo II card, so I
> thought I'd bring up S.A.M. (Software Automated Mouth) which is a far
> better, if less common, speech card. It has English text and phoneme
> modes as well as adjustments for pitch and speed.
> What is especially interesting is that the follow-up to the S.A.M. card
> was a version of the software that works with the existing Apple II
> hardware and does a pretty fine job of it.
> Both versions of the software are available at
> http://apple2.luddite.ca/ (bottom of page)
> Note that the docs included in the software-only version are actually
> from the hardware version and the pokes for pitch and speed are
> incorrect.
> -simon
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